Offstream
news

---

Changes

1. The Russian Defence Ministry says it has destroyed 74 Ukrainian "above-ground military facilities", including 11 aerodromes.
   2022-02-24 17:10:10 (First version)
2. The Russian Defence Ministry says it has destroyed 83 Ukrainian "above-ground military facilities", including 11 aerodromes.
   2022-02-24 21:10:16 (Update)
3. The Russian Defence Ministry says that it has destroyed 83 Ukrainian "above-ground military facilities", including 11 aerodromes.
   (Current version)

---

Related

The Russian Defence Ministry says Russian Ground Forces have captured the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, and that the plant's operations have continued normally under the guard of soldiers. However, Ukraine denies that the power plant has been seized by Russian forces.
2022-02-28

The United Nations reports at least 406 civilian casualties in Ukraine.
2022-02-28

The Russian Defence Ministry says that Russian Airborne Forces have recaptured the strategic Hostomel Airport near Kyiv, after assaulting the airbase with 200 helicopters.
2022-02-25

The Ukrainian military says that it has blown up a bridge in order to prevent Russian forces from advancing to Kyiv.
2022-02-25

Military exercises between Belarusian and Russian forces in Belarus are extended amid tensions with Ukraine. Around 30,000 Russian troops are currently stationed in Belarus, according to NATO.
2022-02-20

Anti-war protesters gather in Burlington, Vermont to call for a peaceful solution to the ongoing conflict amidst fears of a war with Ukraine.
2022-02-18

The Pentagon orders the departure of U.S. troops in Ukraine as tensions between Ukraine and Russia escalate.
2022-02-12

The U.S. State Department orders its diplomats' families to leave Ukraine, and authorizes voluntary departure of non-essential embassy staff in Kyiv. "Due to the continued threat" of a Russian invasion on Ukraine, American citizens are also urged to leave the country.
2022-01-23

Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoygu dismisses 50 high-ranking Navy officers, including Baltic Fleet Commander Viktor Kravchuk and Chief of Staff Sergei Popov, following a month-long inspection that found incompetence, deficiencies in training, and misinformation regarding the state of the fleet.
2016-06-30