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Military command of the Russian Federation has conducted a mobilisation of residents in the temporarily occupied territories of the Donetsk and Luhansk Regions. It is now forming subdivisions of the 1st and 2nd Army Corps to storm cities and towns in the Ukrainian territory.

The column of Russian military trucks and combat vehicles many kilometres long, which has come within 20 miles of Kyiv, "has made no noticeable progress in three days," according to British intelligence.

According to Ukrainian intelligence, most members of the Russian elite are now busy evacuating their relatives and loved ones from Moscow to Georgia, Israel and the UAE.

The Ukrainian government makes every effort to evacuate foreign citizens from the war zone, according to the country's Foreign Minister.

The enemy is continuing to strike residential areas from Grads, Tornadoes and Hurricanes, while in some areas the Russian military begins its move to defending instead of attacking, sometimes involving reserve forces due to their losses.

Russian troops fired a missile at a multi-storey residential area in central Chernihiv.

One of the members of the Ukrainian delegation, David Arahamiya, has said that the meeting with the Russian delegation will begin in two hours. The very least that Ukraine expects is the arrangement of humanitarian corridors.

In Bucha (town northwest of Kyiv), Ukrainian defenders have driven the enemy out and raised the Ukrainian flag.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) is reporting on unmasked traitors and infiltrators, those who are acting on the side of the occupying forces.

Russian forces are once again bombing civilians in the city of Izyum in the Kharkiv Region.

During the night from 2 to 3 March, Russian aggressors bombed the village of Yakolivka in Kharkiv oblast. As a result, three people died and 30 private buildings were destroyed.

The fight against enemy sabotage groups has been ongoing in the whole Kyiv region since this morning, 3 February. It is reported that the situation is under control.

Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitchko said that the city’s air defence forces shot down enemy rockets last night. There were no casualties.

Taking civilian ships hostage and using them as a shield, Russia’s naval forces are trying to sneak up on the Ukrainian coast.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that the Russian invaders have not succeeded in reaching their goals on any of the strategic fronts of the Ukraine offensive. He said that they are doomed to lose.

The self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko has said that Belarus is being pushed into the war with Ukraine.

Putin's aid Vladimir Medinsky said that the "Russian proposals" in negotiations with Ukraine has three parts - military-technical, humanitarian-international, and political.

A Russian landing force is approaching Odesa: 4 large landing ships and support ships.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged Russians to add the words “reparations” and “contributions” to their vocabulary because Russia will have to pay for restoring all of the infrastructure destroyed by its actions.

President Zelenskyy claimed that Putin was wrong to think that he could break Ukrainians or make them surrender, and compared the desire to destroy Ukraine with a disease.

Soldiers of the 93rd separate mechanised brigade (SMB) "Kholodny Yar" destroyed a convoy of enemy vehicles in the village of Moskovski Bobrik in the Sumy region.

Roskomnadzor demanded that Google stop spreading "false political information about Russia's special operation in Ukraine" to Russia through contextual advertising.

As of the morning of 3 March, the situation in Kyiv is calm. All infrastructure is working normally, all districts have heat, water, electricity and telephone communication.

Quote: “Ukrzaliznytsya [Ukrainian Railway Company - ed.] received a task to send 20 carriages to transport the bodies of Russian military personnel killed in action from the stations Fastiv, Odessa-Zastava, Podilsk, Merefa, and Zaporizhzhia.

As of the morning of 3 March, Russian shelling in the Kharkiv region has killed 34 civilians and wounded 285 more, 10 of them children.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs expects that Europe and other countries will call off their sanctions and the country will “return to normal.”

A Russian missile has hit an oil refinery in Chernihiv, setting 5,000 cubic metres of diesel fuel on fire.

As of 3 March, Russia’s losses in its war against Ukraine have increased to 9000 troops, 217 tanks, 900 armoured fighting vehicles, and 30 aircraft.