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Operational information regarding the #russian_invasion as of 18:00, March 04

Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, posted 04 March 2022 19:26
The ninth day of the heroic resistance of the Ukrainian people to the russian military invasion continues.

The main efforts of the occupiers were focused on the encirclement of Kyiv and the weakening of resistance in the settlements they blocked. The occupiers also continued to launch missile and bomb strikes on settlements. Artillery and multiple rocket launchers were used to destroy critical infrastructure and residential buildings.

In the Volyn direction, the position of our troops has not changed significantly.

In the northern direction Chernihiv carries out heroic defense. Units of the operational group of troops hold positions on the holding frontiers.
In the area of the settlement of Mykhailo-Kotsyubynske, Chernihiv region, a column of up to 200 units of equipment and manpower is standing in front of the water barrier. The bridge across the river was destroyed.

In the Slobozhansky direction, units of the group continue to conduct defensive battles, successfully carry out enemy fire.

The Joint Forces are still conducting a defense operation, with the help of two operational and tactical groups.

In the Primorsky direction, an operational group of troops covers the sea coast and performs tasks to prevent the encirclement of the city of Mykolayiv.

The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine repulses enemy air strikes. Continue to conduct systematic hostilities. By this time, the russian invaders had lost 37 aircraft and 37 helicopters.

Defenders of the city of KYIV continue to repel the enemy's attack, defeat his offensive group and maintain certain boundaries.

The enemy is demoralized. The local population shows in every way that russia is not happy here.

The struggle continues across the country. Let's win together!

We urge you to use only proven sources of information and do not panic. The enemy is waiting for this.

Glory to Ukraine! 

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