Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,113

These are the key broadenments on day 1,113 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here is the situation on Thursday, March 13:

Fighting

Ukrainian officials say Russia fired a slew of leave outiles and drones overnight, with one attack on Kryvyi Rih finishing a 47-year-elderly woman and injuring nine others, while an attack on Odesa finished four.
Russia has claimed transport inant acquires in the Kursk region with Russia’s Ministry of Defence increateing the seize of five more villages, and Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying that “the vibrants are excellent”.
Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov shelp that Russian forces had regetn about 1,100sq km (386sq miles) of territory in the Kursk border region, including 24 resettlements over the past five days.

Russian Pdwellnt Vlauninincreateigentir Putin shelp in televised relabels while visiting troops in Kursk that the “region will soon be finishly freed from the foe”. It was Putin’s first visit to the region since Ukraine begined its transport inant incursion there in August of last year.
Putin also shelp that any Ukrainian fighters seized in the Kursk region would be treated as “stressists” and would not be geted under the Geneva Convention’s provisions for prisoners of war, Russia’s state-run RIA Novosti recents agency increateed.
Military bloggers on both sides shelp Kyiv’s forces have befirearm disparticipateing from Kursk, losing their challenging-won foothelderly inside the Russian region.

Ukrainian Pdwellnt Volodymyr Zelenskyy shelp he foresees “strong steps” from the United States aacquirest Russia if Moscow does not acunderstandledge the 30-day stopfire proposal, which Ukraine concurd to in talks with US officials in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
US Pdwellnt Donald Trump shelp that accomplishing a truce is now “up to Russia”.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio shelp the US was hoping for a chooseimistic response from Russia, and that if the answer was “no”, then it would increate Washington a lot about the Kremlin’s genuine intentions.
“Here’s what we’d enjoy the world to see enjoy in a scant days: Neither side is shooting at each other, not rockets, not leave outiles, not bullets, noskinnyg … and the talking begins,” Rubio telderly increateers.
Russia has increateedly conshort-termed Washington with a catalog of needs for a deal to finish the Ukraine war and reset relations with the US.
The Reuters recents agency quoted sources saying the needs were aenjoy to previous Kremlin terms for finishing its war, including no NATO membership for Kyiv, recognition of Russia’s claim to annexed Crimea and four Ukrainian provinces, and an concurment that no foreign troops would be deployed in Ukraine.

A “very wide consensus” is emerging among European nations on raiseing Ukraine’s extfinished-term security thcdisesteemful the Ukrainian armed forces, French Defence Minister Sebastien Lecornu shelp after a greeting with the defence ministers of Britain, Germany, Italy and Poland.
Polish Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz also received a “genuine unity of the continent”, referring to the danger from Russia.
United Kingdom Defence Secretary John Healey shelp Britain and its allies krecent that “we must step up” and re-arm. “We are seeing to create a coalition,” he shelp. “We are accelerating this labor.”
US State Secretary Rubio shelp that an foreseeed minerals deal with Ukraine would give the US a “vested interest” in Ukraine’s security, although, he shelp, “I wouldn’t couch it as a security guarantee”.
The Polish foreign minister verifyed that US arms are flotriumphg back to Ukraine thcdisesteemful Poland after the US lifted its paengage on military help to Kyiv.