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Peaceful Protesters Detained At Renewed Anti-War Rallies Across Russia

A missile appeared to hit a residential building in central Chernihiv, northern Ukraine, in footage captured on dashcam. The state emergency service of Ukraine said an oil depot in Chernihiv was on fire on the same day after being hit by a shell

The airstrike killed at least one person and left seven others wounded, says the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. The dramatic footage shows the building heavily destroyed and engulfed in flames as firefighters attempt to rescue civilians.

Nine people, including civilians and military personnel, were killed in shelling of Vinnytsia Airport in west-central Ukraine on Sunday, according to the local state emergency service, which continued rescue work in the area on Monday. Footage published on the Main Directorate of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Vinnytsia Oblast Region Facebook page shows black plumes of smoke rising as emergency crews tackle fires and sort through the rubble at Vinnytsia Airport.

Elsewhere, at least 35 people were killed in a Russian airstrike at a base where foreign instructors were helping Ukrainians just 12 miles from the Polish border. Russian forces fired more than 30 cruise missiles at the Yavoriv military base near Lviv, injuring 134 people, according to Ukrainian authorities as Kyiv warns Vladimir Putin could start "provoking" Nato countries. Foreign military instructors have worked at the Yavoriv International Centre for Peacekeeping and Security - but a Nato official said there were no personnel from the alliance at the base at the time of the strike. Regional governor Maksym Kozytskyy said Russian planes fired around 30 rockets at the facility - with some were intercepted before they hit. Witnesses reported seeing 19 ambulances with sirens on driving from the base's direction following the strike as black smoke rose from the area.

Russia airstrike hits just 12 miles from Nato border killing 35 at base where foreign instructors are helping Ukrainians AT least 35 people have been killed in a Russian airstrike at a base where foreign instructors were helping Ukrainians just 12 miles from the Polish border. Russian forces fired more than 30 cruise missiles at the Yavoriv military base near Lviv, injuring 134 people, according to Ukrainian authorities as Kyiv warns Vladimir Putin could start "provoking" Nato countries.

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Russia's defence ministry on Saturday released a video said to show Russian military patrols on raids in Ukraine. In an accompanying statement the ministry said Russian special forces carried out raids in Ukraine's Chernihiv region against what the ministry described as "armed Ukrainian nationalist sabotage groups" and patrolled routes used by the Ukrainian armed forces. The Russian defence ministry statement also said its soldiers delivered medicines and food to local residents. The Sun is unable to independently verify the video content.

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UKRAINIAN civilians coached how to use Molotov cocktails for urban warfare in Lviv. The city has been relatively safe when compared to the Russian attacks in Kharkiv, but possible urban warfare looms over like a nightmare across the country. An instructor Taras Maselko, 36, has been teaching the residents of Lviv how to throw a Molotov cocktail to face off Russian tanks. The Molotov cocktail is a common name for the simplest improvised explosive devices based on a flammable mixture. Since such a bomb is easy to make, it is often used during guerrilla and street wars.

A Russian commander was said to have been killed during a series of attacks against a convoy of Russian military vehicles in a town north-east of the Ukrainian capital. Footage from the Ukrainian military has captured the destruction of multiple tanks - in a line of a dozen or so vehicles - travelling in Brovary. In a radio message intercepted from a Russian convoy, a voice says: "We were ambushed - the commander was killed”.

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FOOTAGE shows Ukrainians dig trenches around the capital city of Kyiv, as they prepare for urban warfare. Anadolu Agency Video News (AAVN) videoed a group of men digging a deep trench to prepare for the worst-case scenario, taking advantage of the humanitarian ceasefire on Friday (Mar. 11). One of the volunteers stated that he wanted peace, but if the war continued, he would stay in Kyiv and fight to protect his land, child, mother, and friends. He added that they do not want any Russians in their city. Russian forces have moved about three miles closer to Kyiv in the past 24 hours, according to a senior US defence official.

RUSSIAN Shelling has damaged a nuclear research building at the Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology in northeastern Ukraine, as seen in video posted by a public broadcaster on March 11. The institute houses a newly installed neutron source research facility, which is not yet fully operational. The attack caused minor damage, Ukraine’s national nuclear regulatory authority said. The State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine previously said on March 6 that the centre had come under Russian shelling. The regulator said the building had been damaged and a substation destroyed.

DRAMATIC footage from Russia's Ministry of Defence appears to show armoured tanks, military vehicles and airborn armed troops moving in' on Kyiv, Ukraine. In this footage several tanks can be seen lining the streets and rural areas on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital as Putin's invasion shows no signs of slowing or deescalating.

Residents of Russia who oppose the war with Ukraine are threatened with criminal cases, arrests, beaten and detained. Despite this, today hundreds of people in different cities took part in the actions. Look how it was

One monitoring group said more than 4,000 people had been arrested in dozens of cities across the country. But none of that could stop many ordinary Russians from simply 'going for a walk'.

FOOTAGE shows the remains of Russian explosive devices being removed from parks and streets in Ukraine in heavily shelled city of Kharkiv. The Kharkiv demining unit collected the remains of Russian explosive devices, taking serious care with devices that could still be live.

Footage purports to show the Russian bombardment of a residential area in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol on Thursday. The footage, which was pooled by Ukrainian media, shows at least one explosion and clouds of smoke rising above the skyline.

Footage shows Ukrainian soldiers wrapping statues in foam and using sand bags to protect monuments in the port city of Odessa as aid raid sirens sound. Russia continues to bombard parts of Ukraine with aerial strikes, it comes after last night's attack on a hospital in Mariupol.

MOMENT Rescuers desperately pull survivors from rubble as homes destroyed in Sumy after a huge Russian blast. Five civilians, including two children, were pulled from the rubble after two houses were destroyed by a Russian airstrike in Lebedyn, near Sumy, on March 9, according to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. The SES said residential streets on Lebedyn’s Shevchenko Street were hit at around 1:40 am. Two residential buildings were destroyed, they said. The incident comes as an evacuation from the city of Sumy takes place as thousands of civilians flee to safety. On March 8, it was reported that 21 people had been killed by Russian bombing in Sumy.

UKRAINE'S forces build sandbag barricades and 'hedgehog' defences around the famous Odessa opera house in the south. Odessa is a port city, home to one million people and its port is crucial to Ukraine's economy. Locals have been filling bags with sand on the beach to build barriers in the historic city and taking part in weapons training, amid mounting dread of an attack as Russian forces move through Ukraine. Pentagon officials said on Monday (March 7) that the city of Kherson, some 145 km (90 miles) east of Odessa, has been taken by Russian troops and Ukraine Maritime Administration officials said heavy fighting has reached the town of Mykolaiv, between Odessa and Kherson.

EXPLOSIVE footage shows Russia's Kamov Ka-52 helicopters unleashing rounds of missiles on Ukraine in special forces operation. In this footage the Russian Air Force escort convoys, carry assault forces, deliver military cargo and eliminate armored vehicles during the operation. Conflict in Ukraine rages on, on what is the fourteenth consecutive day since the invasion.