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Popular TV brings the topmost defining images of Russia's Ukraine invasion. Stay tuned for more like that. Here are the key events so far on Saturday, April 2. Residents fleeing the besieged region around the southern port city of Mariupol took a convoy of buses and private cars to reach Ukrainian-controlled Zaporizhzhia. The fleet arrived as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said more than 3,000 people have been rescued from Mariupol, though it was not immediately clear if he was referring to the bus passengers. The Red Cross said its own Mariupol rescue effort was forced to turn back after “arrangements and conditions made it impossible to proceed”, but added its team will try again on Saturday. Seven humanitarian corridors to evacuate people from Ukraine’s besieged regions are planned for Saturday, Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk has said. The planned corridors include one for people evacuating by private transport from the city of Mariupol and by buses for Mariupol residents out of the city of Berdyansk, Vereshchuk added.

Ukrainian helicopters attacked a fuel depot in the southwestern Russian city of Belgorod, Russian officials said. If confirmed, it would be the first attack of its kind by Ukrainian forces inside Russia since Vladimir Putin's forced invasion five weeks ago. An oil storage depot was set on fire in a Russian city just north of Ukraine after what Russia described as an attack by two Ukrainian helicopters. A video shared on Twitter showed a blaze near apartment blocks in Belgorod, 40km (25 miles) from the border. Some clips appeared to show rockets hitting the oil depot. Ukraine's top security official, however, denied Ukrainian forces were behind the attack. "For some reason, they are saying we are behind it. This does not correspond to reality," security council secretary Oleksiy Danilov said. Ukrainian aircraft have not struck targets in Russia previously. Yet Belgorod governor Vyacheslav Gladkov accused Ukraine of launching the attack, and later Russian defense ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov gave details. He said that at around 05:00 Moscow time (02:00 GMT) two Ukrainian Mi-24 helicopters entered Russian airspace at extremely low altitude and "launched a missile attack on a civilian oil storage facility" on the outskirts of Belgorod. Some storage tanks were damaged and caught fire, he said. "The oil storage facility has nothing to do with the Russian armed forces," he said. President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said the incident "cannot be perceived as creating comfortable conditions for continuing the talks" with Kyiv. So far those peace talks have made little progress. The alleged attacks come as humanitarian routes out of bombarded Mariupol collapsed ahead of a further round of talks between Russia and Ukraine.

Professor Michael Clarke looks at how Russia might attack Ukraine in the west to divert Ukrainian resources away from the main cities. The military expert says the offensive could be launched by Belarusian troops and that could lead to more sanctions being placed on Minsk. In Ukraine: Russian attacks struck Kyiv, Odesa and other locations across Ukraine as Moscow appears to be shifting its battle plan to compel Ukraine to relinquish claims to its southern and eastern territory. The number fleeing the war has reached over 3.5 million, the U.N.'s refugee agency said, adding that some 12 million people are stuck in affected areas. Near Kyiv, where fighting has settled into a stalemate, Russian forces appeared to degrade Ukrainian positions with artillery strikes and long-range missiles. On Monday, the rumble of artillery barrages was nearly constant. In an online post, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said 8,057 people had been rescued Monday via eight humanitarian corridors in several cities, including Kyiv and Mariupol. “We also managed to deliver 200 tons of humanitarian aid,’’ he added.