Russia-Ukraine War: List of major events-1,070 | Russia-Ukraine War News

Here are the major events on the 1,070th day of Russia’s Ukraine’s full scale invasion.

Here is the situation on Wednesday, January 29:

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Ukraine’s army said it had shot 65 out of 100 drones launched in Ukraine from Russia overnight. According to the army, 28 drones failed to reach their goals, returning to two Russia and Belarus, while a Ukrainian was in aerial space.
The Russian Ministry of Defense claimed that Dvorichna settlement was captured in the Kharkiv region of Eastern Ukraine. The village was under Russian occupation in 2022, but was rectified months later by Kiev.
Russian officials and media outlets reported a barrage of Ukrainian drone attacks targeting oil and electricity facilities in western Russia. There were no casualties. The governor of the region said that the debris from a down drone opened fire in an industrial facility in Costovo, said the governor of the area.
Vasili Anokhin, the governor of the Smolansk region in western Russia, said the Russian air defense systems destroyed a Ukrainian drone to attack the nuclear power facility in the region. No casualties or damage occurred.

Russian prosecutors originally initiated legal proceedings to recover the alleged embezzlement of the approximately $ 33M funds allocated to protect Western Cush. The lawsuit is the head of the Kursk Area Development Corporation, their duties and many businessmen as defendants.

Ukrainian soldiers of the 28th Infantry Brigade participate in a rural area of Ukraine (Jose Coleon/Anadolu Againak) in strategic training exercises

The Reuters News Agency reported that the Ukraine government dismissed Rustom Umerov, who was the Deputy Defense Minister in charge of the purchase of arms, who were infiltrating between the purchase. After Ukraine criticized Ukraine’s purchase efforts, the step has also come that it failed to give results for front-line soldiers.
According to the press service of the Bureau of Anti -Ukrainian Bureau of Corruption, a criminal investigation was opened against Umerov about the purchase dispute. The bureau said that the investigation was initiated after the appeal by the Civil Society Watchdog.
Media reports in the United States show that Washington sent some 90 Patriot missiles from Israel to Ukraine via Poland.

A Kremlin spokesperson said that Russia is interested in re -starting gas transit through Ukraine. This follows the European Commission’s statement, which announces a plan to continue negotiating with Ukraine on the supply of natural gas in Europe.

Ukraine’s President Volodimier Zelansky said humanitarian projects in Ukraine suspended operations due to America’s foreign aid. He also said that Kiev would partially change the money through public financing for the most important projects.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that there is a legal route for Ukraine to interact with Russia, but there is no desire on the part of Moscow Kiev. Putin also said that interaction with Zelansky would not be possible to “illegitimate” the Kiev leader’s right.

Putin also said that the battle of Moscow with Kiev could end in two months or less if the West stopped supporting Ukraine. He said, “They will not be present for a month if money and, in a broad sense, bullets come out,” he said.
Zelansky responded to Putin and said that the Kremlin leader feared strong leaders and engaged in conversation to end the war. He also accused Putin of making every effort to prolong the war.
The European Union proposed to add tariffs on additional agricultural products from Russia and Belarus, sparing agricultural commodities bound to third countries. The implementation of these measures is subject to approval from the European Union member states and the Block Parliament.