Russia Ukraine War | Ukraine says we killed more than 11 thousand Russian Soldiers and 269 russian tanks, 48 helicopters destroyed so far
By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 6, 2022 18:37 IST2022-03-06T18:37:09+5:302022-03-06T18:37:09+5:30
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Today marks the 11th day of the war between Russia and Ukraine. Russia has also been hit hard by the ongoing war in Ukraine. Ukraine's military has made big claims in the statistics.
More than 11,000 Russian soldiers have been killed so far, and 48 weapons, 285 tanks, 44 military planes, 60 fuel tanks and two boats have been destroyed, according to Ukraine.
दुसरीकडे, रशियाच्या संरक्षण मंत्रालयाने म्हटले आहे की, गेल्या चोवीस तासात रशियाने युक्रेनच्या झायटोमिर प्रदेशात चार Su-27 आणि एक मिग-29 विमाने, Radomyshal भागात Su-27 आणि Su-25 विमाने पाडली आहेत.
The United Nations, meanwhile, says 1.5 million people in Ukraine have so far fled the country and taken refuge in neighboring countries. Most have sought refuge in Poland and Romania, while others have moved to Moldova and Slovakia.
Today marks the 11th day of the war between Russia and Ukraine. In this war, neither Putin nor the President of Ukraine are ready to give up. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
The war between the two countries has forced millions of people to seek refuge in neighboring countries. As many as 1.5 million people have fled the war so far.
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said on Saturday that 351 Ukrainians had been killed and 710 injured in Russia's attacks.
The UNHCR said 86 people were killed and 385 injured in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. In addition to Kyiv, 265 civilians were killed and 322 injured in Cherkasy, Chernihiv, Kharkiv, Kherson, Odessa, Sumi, Zaporozhye and Zhitomir regions.
Ukraine's President Zhelensky, on the other hand, has made an "emotional" appeal to the United States to send more fighter jets and reduce oil imports from Russia so that his country could face Russia's military action.
Zelensky told U.S. lawmakers in a private video call on Saturday that this was likely to be his last call. "Either implement a no-fly zone through the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) or help us by sending more troops," Zelensky said.
