The Ukrainian couple held a wedding ceremony right on the battlefield of the war with Russia

Recently, Euro News reported that the mayor of Kyiv (Ukraine) Vitaliy Klitschko attended the wedding ceremony of two Ukrainian servicemen on March 6 (local time).

Military couple Lesya and Valeri married at a checkpoint at one of the entrances to the city of Kyiv, as Russia's special military operation in Ukraine entered its 11th day.

Mr. Klitschko shared about this special event on social networks: "They have been experiencing married life for a long time and now they have come to the decision to get married."

Mayor Vitali Klitschko wears a bulletproof vest and poses for a photo with the bride. A large number of reporters were invited to watch the special wedding held next to a checkpoint.

According to the Washington Post, the moment the wedding took place gives a sense of normalcy amid Russia's intense military campaign in Ukraine. The wedding shows that "life goes on, people are alive, and their love helps relieve stress," Klitschko said.

The wedding took place as Russian troops continued to advance towards the capital, Kyiv. On March 6, several civilians were killed in a mortar attack while trying to flee the neighboring suburbs of Irpin.

In an hour-long phone call with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan on March 6, Russian President Vladimir Putin said: "I have emphasized that the special operation is suspended only when Kyiv stops military operations. and fulfill the requirements given by Moscow".

Putin said that Russia is always ready for dialogue with Ukrainian officials, but expressed hope that Ukrainian negotiators will adopt a more constructive approach in the next rounds of dialogue.

"Ukrainian security forces are trying to prolong the negotiations in order to gather human and material resources. It is a hopeless effort," Putin said. "The Russian military will do everything possible to protect the lives of civilians, and only carry out attacks on Ukrainian military facilities."

Putin also assured that Russia would support measures to evacuate Turkish citizens from the areas where the fighting was taking place.

According to the Russian president, the decision to launch the operation in Ukraine was not easy for him. He stressed that the goal of the operation was to "demilitarize" and "disarm neo-Nazis" to ensure Ukraine's neutrality.

According to The Guardian, in the most recent video speech, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky encouraged the Ukrainian people: "You don't back down. We don't back down."

Vladimir Zelensky also added that the "heroic" resistance made the war "like a nightmare" for Russia. President Zelensky continued to accuse Russia of attacking displaced civilians.

Also according to The Guardian, the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine is worsening as Russian forces intensify their attacks, while food, water, heat and medicine are increasingly scarce. About 1.7 million Ukrainians are said to have "run away" from the fighting. That number could be as high as 5 million, the EU said.

According to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, a senior Russian general was killed in the fighting in Kharkiv. It was Major General Vitaly Gerasimov, supposedly the first deputy commander of the 41st Russian army.

TASS reported that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky on March 8 confirmed that negotiations with Russia will continue until results are achieved.

Speaking on Telegram on March 8, Zelensky said that the third round of negotiations took place in Belarus and "I mean the third and final round of negotiations". Affirming that both Russia and Ukraine are realists, the Ukrainian president said he would resolutely negotiate until "we find a way to tell our people" and "this is how we will go." to peace".

Also according to TASS, on March 7, Russia's special envoy to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya said that Russia is calling on the West to help organize humanitarian corridors in Ukraine and convince the Ukrainian government to think about safety. of civilians being held by extremists and involved in the opening and security of these humanitarian corridors.

In a phone call with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov on March 7, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian emphasized that Iran opposes Western sanctions against Russia, introduced in the context of the situation. in Ukraine is getting worse.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry's press service said Amir-Abdollahian had said that he opposes war as well as opposes sanctions, and affirmed Iran's cooperation with any country, including including Russia will not be affected by the sanctions."

According to France24, on March 7, European Union (EU) members said they would start reviewing membership applications submitted by Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova after Russia invaded Ukraine. This move will certainly offend Moscow. Russia has supported pro-Russian separatist forces in all three countries.

According to CNN, the British Ministry of Defense on March 7 accused Russian forces of targeting evacuation corridors and killing "several civilians" trying to evacuate from Irpin, a suburb of Kyiv.

US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of planning "brutal Ukraine" as the UN tries to negotiate evacuation corridors. The Russian ambassador responded, claiming that the Ukrainians were shelling themselves.

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