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In Kharkiv, artillery shelling by Russian troops destroyed the building of the main National Police department in the Kharkiv region. 4 people died and 15 were injured.

At a press conference in Kyiv, captive Russian secret service agents admitted that the Russian army is operating like fascists.

The losses sustained by the Russian aggressors are much greater than those of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but so far no one has given an exact figure, according to Oleksiy Arestovych, an adviser to the Head of the President's Office.

On the 14th day of the war in Ukraine, Russia significantly reduced the pace of troop advance, but did not refuse from the offensive and plans to seize Kyiv.

On 9 March, Russian military forces entered Skadovsk in the Kherson region, locals were not allowed to visit the monument to famous Ukrainian poet, writer and artist Taras Shevchenko, and computers were taken out of the city council.

The Russian online media Medusa, with reference to its sources, reports that many high-ranking officials and employees of Russian state corporations did not expect such harsh sanctions because of the war in Ukraine and consider quitting their jobs.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has already survived more than a dozen attempts on his life.

Two-thirds of Chernihiv was left without heat or hot water, human losses reached 60 dead and 400 wounded, but the city is still alive and working.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been on the job around the clock for all 14 days of war.

The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on the soldiers of the Russian occupier to end the war and return home because the Ukrainian people would stick it out to the end.

Russian aims did not include overthrowing the current government in Ukraine, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry.

Residents of the town of Horodnia in Chernihiv region have marched with Ukrainian flags in spite of the occupation by the Russian army.

The situation on the Ukrainian border with Moldova and the unrecognised breakaway state of Transdnistria is more or less stable. The military units stationed there are not large enough to threaten Ukraine's border.

Ukrainian troops continue to control the city of Kharkiv, fighting continues in the Izyum region. Ukrainian border guards have repelled an attack by an invading sabotage and reconnaissance group near the town of Andriyivka.

Last night, battles were held across the Kyiv region, the Zhytomyr region was bombed, and Russian troops attempted to resume the offensive in the Zaporizhzhya region.

Russia’s total military losses since waging war on Ukraine are estimated to comprise over 12,000 personnel, 317 tanks, 49 planes, and 81 helicopters.

Russian troops continue to bomb critical infrastructure and civilian housing in the Kharkiv region.

Social media reports show how the 93rd mechanised brigade Kholodny Yar destroyed a convoy of Russian military equipment.

On 9 March, the humanitarian corridor between Sumy and Poltava will resume its work between 09:00 and 21:00.

The Ukrainian military continues defending Kyiv and Chernihiv. In the Chernihiv region, the Russian invaders are hiding military equipment behind apartment blocks. Russian troops disguised in civilian clothes are advancing on Mykolayiv from the Kherson region.

The death toll from the Russian forces’ airstrikes in the evening and throughout the night on 7 March in Sumy reached 22 as the rescuers retrieved a boy’s body from the rubble.

Ukrainian Armed Forces have defeated two aggressors’ battalion tactical groups and inflicted significant losses to a third.

On Tuesday, 8 March, the Russian aggressors continued to launch missile strikes on Ukrainian cities, while military equipment and manpower almost stopped the offensive. However, the enemy continues to make plans to capture Ukraine.

Ukrainian sambo champion Artem Pryimenko and his entire family were killed by airstrikes in Sumy.