Russia-Ukraine War: Day 1,335 – Major Developments
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict reaches its 1,335th day, intense fighting, diplomatic maneuvers, and humanitarian crises dominate global attention. Below are the most critical updates from today:
1. Heavy Combat in Donetsk – Chasiv Yar Under Fire
Russian forces escalated attacks on Chasiv Yar, a strategic town in Donetsk, aiming to breach Ukrainian defenses. Ukrainian troops report repelling assaults near Avdiivka, but Moscow’s advances threaten key supply routes.
2. Ukraine Targets Russian Oil Refineries in Drone Strikes
Ukrainian drones struck two Russian oil refineries, disrupting fuel production. Kyiv defends the attacks as tactical, while Moscow labels them “terrorism.”
3. NATO Approves $60B Military Aid Package for Ukraine
NATO allies pledged advanced air defense systems, artillery, and long-range missiles to bolster Ukraine’s resistance. President Biden reaffirmed unwavering U.S. support.
4. Russia Recruits Foreign Mercenaries to Fill Ranks
The Wagner Group (now Kremlin-controlled) is recruiting fighters from Africa, Asia, and Latin America, signaling Russia’s struggle to replenish troops.
5. Kharkiv Hit by Deadly Missile Strikes – 12 Civilians Killed
Russian missiles struck residential areas in Kharkiv, killing at least 12 and injuring dozens. Rescue teams search rubble for survivors.
6. UN Warns of Dire Humanitarian Crisis
Over 14 million Ukrainians need urgent aid due to food, water, and medicine shortages, per a new UN report. Frontline regions face extreme deprivation.
7. China Proposes Ceasefire Amid Western Skepticism
Beijing’s new peace plan calls for talks without “external interference.” Ukraine remains cautious, while the West doubts China’s neutrality.
8. EU & U.S. Tighten Sanctions on Russian War Machine
New sanctions target oligarchs, shadow oil fleets, and tech suppliers aiding Russia’s military. Enforcement gaps persist as Moscow evades restrictions.
9. Russia Threatens Black Sea Grain Blockade Again
Moscow’s threats to halt Ukrainian grain exports risk global food shortages. Turkey and the UN push for secure shipping corridors.
10. Global Protests Demand War’s End
From Berlin to New York, demonstrators clash over calls for arms support vs. peace talks, reflecting deep international divisions.
Outlook: No End in Sight
With no breakthrough in diplomacy and relentless combat, Day 1,335 underscores the war’s entrenched stalemate. Follow [Your News Outlet] for continuous coverage.
