Russia-Ukraine conflict: Record of key occasions, day 921 | Russia-Ukraine conflict Information

Because the conflict enters its 921st day, these are the primary developments.

Right here is the state of affairs on Tuesday, September 3, 2024.

Preventing

• Russia struck Kyiv with dozens of drones and missiles within the early morning, in a bombardment that coincided with the primary day of faculty. At the least three individuals have been injured within the assault and there was injury to a boiler home at a Kyiv water plant and to the doorway to a metro station getting used as an air raid shelter.
• Different components of the nation additionally got here beneath Russian aerial assault. Ukrainian forces stated they destroyed 22 out of 35 missiles and 20 out of 23 assault drones over the capital in addition to the Kharkiv, Dnipro, Poltava, Mykolaiv and Zaporizhia areas.
• Dnipropetrovsk regional Governor Serhiy Lysak stated one particular person was killed and three injured in a Russian missile assault on Dnipro, whereas Kharkiv regional Governor Oleh Syniehubov stated at the least 13 individuals have been injured after 4 Russian guided bombs hit a residential space.
• Preventing remained fierce on the entrance line in jap Ukraine, with Russia claiming to have taken the village of Skuchne, a part of the district of Pokrovsk, a strategically essential city that Russia goals to seize. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Ukraine confronted difficulties in confronting “essentially the most combat-focused Russian brigades” on the jap entrance, however that Russia had made “no advance for 2 days”.
• Russia superior on 477 sq km (184 sq miles) of Ukrainian territory in August, Moscow’s largest month-to-month improve since October 2022, in line with knowledge provided by the Institute for the Examine of Warfare and analysed by the AFP information company.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin, on a visit to Russia’s Tuva area, stated Russian forces have been reclaiming territory within the Kursk area “by sq. kilometres” and that Kyiv’s August 6 incursion into the territory had failed in its purpose of stopping Russia from advancing in Urkraine’s Donetsk area.

• Belgorod regional Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov stated that some kindergartens in Russia’s metropolis of Belgorod close to Ukraine’s border would shut for every week, whereas a number of faculties would maintain lessons on-line after a childcare centre was destroyed in a Ukrainian assault.

Politics and diplomacy

• Ukraine’s Ministry of Overseas Affairs criticised Mongolia for failing to arrest Putin who arrived within the nation on Monday. The Worldwide Legal Courtroom (ICC) issued an arrest warrant for Putin on conflict crimes prices final 12 months. It obliges the court docket’s 124 member states to arrest the Russian president and switch him to The Hague for trial if he units foot on their territory. Mongolia is an ICC member. Ukrainian Overseas Ministry spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi stated Mongolia’s failure to detain Putin was “a heavy blow to the Worldwide Legal Courtroom and the system of legal legislation”.
• Rights group Amnesty Worldwide stated Mongolia should arrest Putin and give up him to the ICC. “Mongolia’s worldwide authorized obligations are clear,” Altantuya Baldorj, govt director of Amnesty Worldwide Mongolia, stated in a press release.
• Russia detained Main Common Valery Muminjanov on suspicion of bribery, the most recent in a string of arrests linked to alleged corruption within the Ministry of Defence. Investigators allege he accepted bribes for serving to organize state contracts for personal firms that provided military uniforms. He’s the ninth prime army determine to be arrested on prices of fraud, bribery or abuse of workplace in current months.
• Zelenskyy stated he would meet Rafael Grossi, director of the Worldwide Atomic Power Company, in Kyiv. The assembly will happen after Grossi visits the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant that was occupied by Russian forces quickly after Moscow started its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Weapons

• Zelenskyy stated Ukraine’s Western allies shouldn’t solely enable their weapons for use for strikes deep inside Russia but in addition provide Kyiv with extra long-range weaponry.  Talking after a gathering with Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof within the southeastern Ukrainian metropolis of Zaporizhzhia, Zelenskyy stated Kyiv was “extra constructive” in regards to the prospects of getting such permission.
• Romania’s coalition authorities accepted a draft legislation on the donation of a Patriot missile defence system to Ukraine.  Bucharest stated in June that it might donate certainly one of its two operational Patriot techniques to Ukraine offering its allies change it with the same air defence system. Parliament now must vote on the legislation.