Russia intensifies its offensive against Ukraine with a fatal strike on a military base near Poland

newsglobal. According to Ukraine, 35 persons were killed in a Russian missile attack on a military base near the Polish border in the country's far west. A total of 134 persons were injured. According to the Ukrainians, both soldiers and civilians were killed. Well, the Yavariv complex has previously been utilized for NATO joint exercises, and Ukraine claims that foreign instructors have worked there, but it's unclear if any were present at the time of the attack. It comes just a day after Russia warned that weapons convoys from the west to Ukraine were valid military targets.

The mayor of Ivano Frankifsk, a city in Western Ukraine, claims that Russian attacks on the city's airport have resumed. Arid sirens have also been heard in Leviv, a major transit center for refugees escaping the fighting. The most up-to-date information on Russian locations is indicated in red. Russia's invading force has pushed towards many Ukrainian cities, with more heavy fighting reported on the outskirts of Kiev. Russian troops have taken control of the eastern fringes of the beleaguered city of Mariapole, according to the Ukrainian military.

Days of shelling have been inflicted on the city, and John donors and others have pledged their support. The sirens in Lewis went off at 330 a.m., allegedly sparked by eight missiles fired at a military training facility 25 miles west of the city, according to Ukrainian officials. The Polish border isn't far away. Caves is on the periphery. The highways are still open, but Russians are feared to be on their way. They're doing everything they can to keep them from moving too quickly. All of the Ukrainian troops stationed at this checkpoint have volunteered after receiving only three days of training, including some minors such as Dimitri, who is 18 years old. Up until a few weeks ago, economic students were apprehensive since no one wants to die, even if it is for the sake of their nation. Northwest of the city

Until recently, economic students were apprehensive since no one wants to die, even if it is for the sake of their nation. A Ukrainian soldier shows off a Russian tank destroyed, he claims, using a British weapon, just northwest of Kiev. This one was taken from this lovely contraption. And I'd like to express my gratitude to our British allies who are assisting us. Ukrainians are putting up a valiant fight, but Russian forces are said to have reassembled within 15 kilometres from the capital. Ukraine's President, on the other hand, was uncompromising in his most recent video speech.

The Russian occupiers will not be able to conquer us. They lack the necessary strength. There isn't such a thing as a spirit. They are founded only on violence, terror, and weapons, all of which they have in abundance. However, the occupiers lack a natural foundation for normal life, which would allow people to be happy and dream. They are biologically incapable of leading a normal life. Dreams are unachievable in any foreign place where Russia has arrived.

Some of the most intense combat has taken place in a town known as the capital's entrance. As the Russians drew closer, efforts to evacuate civilians increased. Around 130 people were evacuated from cities on Saturday, according to a senior Ukrainian minister, nearly double the number the day before. However, she said that the southern port city of Maryupo is still under Russian siege, with no way out despite deteriorating conditions such as lack of power and food and water.

Ukrainians protested in the southeastern city of Militant, alleging that Russian forces seized the mayor, as the number of refugees from Ukraine continues to rise to at above 2.6 million, according to UN John Donnyson. News from the BBC. We'll. (source: bbc news)