Russia-Ukraine War: List of Key Events, Day 1,102 | Russia-Ukraine War News

These are the key developments of 1.102 of Russia's war against Ukraine.

Here's the situation on Sunday, March 2:

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The head of the Russia investigative committee says the Ukrainian attacks on the Russian regions of and near the border have killed at least 652 civilians so far, Russian news agency TAS reported.
Moscow said it has downloaded three Ukrainian drones aimed at the Russkaya Gas Compressor gas station in the southern Krasnodar region, part of the Turkstream pipeline network.
A new monitoring mission from the International Atomic Energy Agency has arrived at the nuclear power plant held by Russia's Proceed, for the first time through the Russian territory, said the head of the plant installed by Russia.
The regional governor of Oles, Oleh Kiper, said a Russian rocket struck the port facilities, injuring two workers and damaging the infrastructure and a ship.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said its forces were taking over the villages of Justice and Berlatske in the southern part of the Eastern Donetsk.

Great Britain Prime Minister Kayer Starmer told Ukraine President Volodimir Zelenski that he is “Very, very welcome” In London the day after Zelenski clash with the President of the United States Donald Trump.
The British Chancellor of the cashier Rachel Reeves and the Finance Minister of Ukraine Sergius Marchenko signed a loan of 2.26 billion kilograms ($ 2.84 billion) on Saturday, according to a statement by the Ministry of Finance. Zelenski said the loan would be used to produce weapons in Ukraine.
The Ukrainian leader said Kiev is still ready to sign the rare earthly minerals he deals with the United States after colliding with Trump in the “first step towards security guarantees.”
NATO chief Mark Rute said the United States, Ukraine and Europe must work together to end the war and bring “lasting peace”; He urged Zelenski to repair his relationship with Trump.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called on the European Union to find direct talks with Russia to end the war.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Zakharova said that Moscow's goals in Ukraine, including his “demilitation and denasification”, remain unchanged and accused of Zelenski of being “obsessed with the continuation” of the war.
German Foreign Minister Analen Baerbok called for more “flexibility” in the EU and German budget rules to facilitate more support for Ukraine.