For fierce attacks on Ukrainian civilians, with huge losses, blames London on Moscow.
The British Ministry of Defense announced that Russian forces are bombing Ukrainian cities indiscriminately, as their advance has remained virtually stagnant in the eastern regions.
In a post on the state of war on social media, the British Ministry of Defense notes that the Russian bombing of large cities has led to widespread destruction and huge numbers.
civilian casualties.
The Russian forces continue to encircle a large number of cities in eastern Ukraine, but have made limited progress in meeting their key targets last week.
British officials warn that Moscow forces will open heavy fire to strike in residential areas as they appear to be limiting their already large losses, to the detriment of more civilian casualties.
Despite international reactions, Russia announced on Sunday – for the second day in a row – that it had used multi-sounding missiles to hit targets in Ukraine, this time to destroy a fuel depot of the Ukrainian armed forces in the southern part of the country.
Russian forces bombed school of Fine Arts in the besieged Mariupol, where about 400 residents had found refuge, the city council announced today Sunday. At least five people were killed today in Kharkov when it was hit by Russian artillery apartment building near an industrial area, according to local police.
It is almost a month (25th day) since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and Moscow is making only limited progress, the US Institute for War Studies (ISW) has said, citing a prolonged stalemate. According to the ISW, the conditions are set for the war in most of Ukraine to turn into a deadlock that could last for weeks or even months.
Fears of opening a new Russian front, from the West, expressed Kyiv
Latest Defense Intelligence update on the situation in Ukraine – 20 March 2022
Find out more about the UK short response: https://t.co/4JKS04Ob7r
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