The war-torn country of Ukraine has caught the sound of sirens. However, that didn’t stop a group of boys from Dnipro, Ukraine, from playing a soccer game. Despite the current situation in his country, his love for the sport can be clearly seen in a video that has now gone viral on social media. It seems as if his passion for football has taken away all his fear. This incident has given us a glimpse of what Ukraine was like in peaceful times. All sporting activities, including the Ukrainian Premier League, have been suspended due to the ongoing war.
As of March 2, the United Nations has reported at least 536 casualties, of which 136 civilians, including 13 children, have been killed, and 400 have been injured since the Russian offensive began last week. United Nations spokeswoman for the Office of Human Rights (OHCR) Liz Throsel told a briefing that the actual number could be much higher. He told the briefing that according to a Reuters report, 253 casualties were reported in the Donetsk and Lugansk regions in the eastern parts of Ukraine.
The Indian Embassy in Kyiv on Tuesday urged Indians to leave Kyiv by any means possible. The appeal was made after Moscow headed for Ukraine’s capital Kyiv with a 64-km-long convoy. The advance occurred despite Ukraine agreeing to negotiate with Russia aimed at preventing war.
Meanwhile, Ukraine has applied to become a member of the European Union to strengthen its defense against Russia. The European Parliament responded by accepting Ukraine’s application for EU membership. This happened when the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the European Parliament and got a standing ovation for it.
The two countries have officially been at war for 10 days. While local officials deny this, Russia claims control of Kherson, an important southern city in Ukraine. US President Joe Biden told a news conference that Russian President Vladimir Putin would pay a heavy price for an attack on Ukraine.
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