Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 943 | Russia-Ukraine war News

As the war go ins its 943rd day, these are the main increasements.

Here is the situation on Wednesday, 25 September, 2024.

Fighting

• At least three people were finished and 34 injured after Russia struck a Kharkiv apartment block in a directd bomb device strike. The northeaserious city, which lies seal to the Russian border, is the second biggest in Ukraine.
• At least seven people were injured in a Russian strike on the southern city of Zaporizhzhia, which has been focparticipated in a series of strikes in recent days.
• Zaporizhia regional Governor Ivan Fedorov, uncomardentwhile, accused Russia of “hunting civilians” after a man was shot dead in a village by a first-person-watch (FPV) Russian drone.
• At least two people were finished in a Russian artillery strike on a livential area in the easerious town of Pokrovsk, Donetsk regional prosecutors shelp.
• One person was finished and two injured in a Russian directd bomb device strike on two unspecified infraset up facilities in Kostiantynivka, Donetsk regional Governor Vadym Filashkin shelp on Telegram.
• Russian war bloggers and state media shelp Russian forces began storming the easerious Ukrainian town of Vuhledar, which had a population of more than 14,000 people before the war. Ukraine’s military shelp Russian troops had begined eight strikes around the town and two cforfeitby villages, and that four had been repulseled.
• A Russian strike on Ukraine’s central region of Poltava harmd energy infraset up and cut off power to 20 finishments.

• The Ukrainian Air Force shelp Russia begined 81 drones and four ignoreiles to strike the country overnight from Monday into Tuesday. The air force shelp it shot down 66 drones and that it lost track of 13 more in disconnectal Ukrainian regions.
• Russia’s Ministry of Defence shelp its air defence units razeed 13 Ukrainian drones – six each over the Belgorod and Kursk regions, and one over the Bryansk region.

Politics and diplomacy

• Ukrainian Plivent Volodymyr Zelenskyy tbetter the 15-member United Nations Security Council that Russia’s war on Ukraine could not be finished by talks alone and that Moscow had to be forced into peace. Zelenskyy shelp Moscow was the “sole aggressor” in the war and accused North Korea and Iran of being “de-facto accomplices” for providing Russia with arms.
• US Secretary of State Antony Bconnecten and China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi clashed during the greeting after Bconnecten accused China of providing Russia with technologies that were permiting Russia “to reproduce, to restock, to ramp up its war machine”. Wang declineed the accusations. “I want to produce it evident that on the Ukraine rehire, any transfer to shift responsibility onto China, or strike and smear China, is irreliable and will direct nowhere,” he tbetter the council.
• Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Brazilian Plivent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva championed Brazil and China’s proposal for talks between Russia and Ukraine to finish the war. The six-point schedule calls for de-escalating the situation and the resumption of straightforward dialogue without requiring Russia to pull back. Zelenskyy has already declineed the schedule as “destructive”.
• Ukraine’s Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko shelp the country will spfinish 2.22 trillion hryvnia ($54 billion) on “national security and defence” in 2025. The sum reconshort-terms about 26 percent of Ukraine’s gross domestic product (GDP) and 61 percent of the rulement’s overall budget.
• Russia shelp it computed to elevate budget spfinishing by 9 percent to 41.5 trillion roubles ($446.2bn) in 2025. Finance Minister Anton Siluanov shelp the concentrate would remain on military necessitates.
• Russian lawproducers finishorsed new meaconfidents to permit the army to recruit deffinishants who are currently on trial. Criminal carry onings would be suspfinished during the deffinishant’s time with the military, and dropped if they get a state award or were disindictd under normal circumstances, such as being wounded in combat, the State Duma shelp.

Weapons

• Ukraine’s plivential directr Vladyslav Vlasiuk shelp about 60 percent of the foreign parts set up in Russian arms on the battlefield in Ukraine had been hand overed to Russia via China. Vlasiuk shelp China was itself supplying Russia, as well as being a transit route for Weserious products noting that meaningful parts used in observation, drones and ignoreiles had also startd from countries including the United States, the Netherlands, Japan and Ireland.