Russia systematically destroying infrastructure, destroyed more than 2700 houses: Kyiv

On the 21st day of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, the Ukrainian State Service for Emergencies blamed Russia for systematically destroying Ukraine's civilian infrastructure. According to a tweet from the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the State Service of Ukraine for emergencies claimed that Russia destroyed 3,500 infrastructure facilities, including transportation, social, and health care facilities, as well as educational and social institutions. The tweet further added that more than 2700 houses were destroyed. According to @SESU_UA: “Russia is systematically destroying Ukraineʼs civilian infrastructure, it destroyed 3,500 infrastructure facilities: transport, social, health care facilities, educational and social institutions. More than 2700 houses were destroyed.”#closeUAskyNOW pic.twitter.com/KZWOPXuXLx — MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) March 16, 2022 Further, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on March 15 that some agreement formulations with Ukraine were nearing completion, with neutral status for Kyiv being considered "seriously." Despite new assaults on Mariupol, Ukraine has stated that it sees room for compromise in talks with Russia. The rapid developments on the diplomatic and ground fronts occurred on the 20th day of Russia's invasion. Biden to join NATO conference next week Moreover, in a recent development, according to the White House, US President Joe Biden will go to Europe next week for a historic NATO conference to address the reaction to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In addition, following President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's declaration that Ukraine will not join the Western military alliance, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated that Ukraine will not join NATO "anytime soon." Earlier, Ukraine's President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, admitted that the country would not be able to join NATO, his most clear statement that the goal, inscribed in Ukraine's constitution, was unlikely to be achieved. Notably, NATO's defence ministers convening a meeting in Brussels today to discuss the alliance's support for Ukraine. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg stated that the alliance would explore expanding force numbers as well as air and naval deployments on its eastern flank. Image: AP

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Russia systematically destroying infrastructure, destroyed more than 2700 houses: Kyiv

The Ukrainian State Service for Emergencies blamed Russia for systematically destroying Ukraine's civilian infrastructure.

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