Russia invades Ukraine Day 12

By CNN, Updated 11:05 a.m. ET, March 7, 2022

• A Russian strike hit a civilian evacuation point outside Kyiv, reportedly killing eight people, including two children, as they tried to flee their homes.
• Fears are mounting for civilians trapped in the cities of Mariupol, Volnovakha and Kyiv as the Russian onslaught continues.
• Ukraine and Russia will hold a third round of talks Monday, according to negotiators.
• At least 1.5 million refugees have fled Ukraine since the beginning of the invasion, the UN estimates.

*Russia detains at least 4,640 people on Sunday during protests, says independent monitoring group
*Police brutally beat anti-war protesters in St. Petersburg, Russia
*Eight civilians dead after shelling hits district, says Mayor of Kyiv district
*TikTok suspends some services in Russia
*American Express becomes the latest credit card company to suspend operations in Russia
*Members of Congress call on Biden administration to facilitate the transfer of fighter jets to Ukraine
*Russia has fired 600 missiles; 95% of amassed combat power now in Ukraine, senior US defense official says
*Putin "believes he is like the czars," says US expert
*New Zealand to introduce further sanctions on Russia
*Analysis: Putin is wreaking carnage in Ukraine and no one can stop him
*Russia claims it will allow civilians to evacuate despite not upholding previous agreements 
*Stocks sink while oil soars after US and allies consider banning Russian oil
*​Human Rights Watch slams Russia's "ruthless effort to suppress all dissent"
*UK's Defense Ministry says intelligence suggests Russia is seeking to limit Ukrainians’ access to news
*Moldova PM urges more aid for refugees: "After just 10 days of war, we are at capacity"
*Images show devastation and rubble across key cities after weekend of shelling
*Russia has killed at least 8 people in Kharkiv over the last 24 hours, Ukrainian authorities say

A man walks in front of a building damaged by recent shelling in Kharkiv, Ukraine, on March 6. (Oleksandr Lapshyn/Reuters)​​

*European markets open sharply lower as oil prices surge
*China indicates willingness to "mediate" between Russia and Ukraine
*Indian Prime Minister Modi holds phone call with Zelensky on student evacuations
*Russian forces continue offensive towards strategic port city of Mykolaiv
*Putin loses all his positions at the International Judo Federation
*There's heavy fighting around Kyiv
*Ukraine given nearly 20k anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles so far
*Dire conditions in Volnovakha as civilians hide underground for days on end
*Taiwan's Foreign Minister says China is watching Western response to the Ukraine crisis
*NATO is looking at more permanent deployment in the Baltics, says Blinken
*A third round of Ukraine-Russia talks is set for 9 a.m. ET
*“Desperate” conditions in Mariupol as civilians seek safe passage out of city, says ICRC
*Russian tanks take up positions among civilian apartment blocks
*The European Union should be ready for five million people fleeing Ukraine, says top diplomat
*Russia planning to "encircle" city of Dnipro, says Ukrainian security official
The EU is working on further sanctions due to the Kremlin’s "recklessness"
*Almost all of Russia’s proposed evacuation routes out of Ukraine go to Russia or ally Belarus
​*Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov to meet Ukrainian counterpart Kuleba on Thursday, says Turkey
*Russian defense ministry and UN officials held meeting on humanitarian situation in Ukraine
* Ukraine's EU membership will be discussed in "coming days," European Council president says
*What you need to know about the situation in Ukraine today
*A secret airfield in Eastern Europe is home to a multinational effort to send weapons to Ukraine
*The UK is no longer able to provide in-person consular assistance in Ukraine 
*Mayor of a Russian-hit Ukraine suburb claims forces are targeting evacuation routes
*Here are the latest companies cutting ties with Russia over the invasion in Ukraine
*Third round of Ukraine-Russia talks has started, Russian state media reports
*US secretary of state: Ukraine is using defense support funding "effectively against Russian aggression"
*Biden weighs easing sanctions on Venezuela to isolate Russia and increase oil production
*UN says more than 406 civilians killed in Ukraine
*UK announces additional $230 million in aid for Ukraine
*US considering supplying air defense systems to NATO allies amid growing worry over Russia's threats
*Canada announces further sanctions on Russia targeting 10 individuals
*Explosions from military strikes and large plume of smoke seen in Mykolaiv
*Germany and Hungary do not support sanctions on Russian energy 

*Top US general meets with Romanian, Latvian and Estonian defense leaders amid Russia-Ukraine crisis
*Russia claims that it will "try again" to discuss evacuation routes with Ukraine in latest round of talks
*UK prime minister: Coordinated energy sanctions, including Russian oil ban, still "very much on the table" 
*Senior US defense official: "Nearly 100%" of Russia's pre-staged combat power is now in Ukraine
*Foreign students affected by invasion get offer to continue their studies in Hungary
*Here are the latest civilian casualty figures in Ukraine, according to a UN spokesperson
*US secretary of defense orders 500 additional US troops deploy to Europe
*Russia's ruble plunges to new record low against the US dollar
*European Union agrees to begin examining bids from Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova to join bloc
*Mayor of Mykolaiv claims Russian forces are being pushed back from city following attack on airport 
*US and allies call on Interpol to suspend Russia's access to the global police agency's systems
*US House and Senate lawmakers have a deal on outline of bill to punish Russia
*Ukrainian President Zelensky will address UK House of Commons on Tuesday
*Ukraine says more 20,000 foreign volunteers want to join special unit to combat Russian forces
*US Ambassador to NATO: Alliance "not prepared to move forward with a no-fly zone" in Ukraine
*Church in Ukrainian village of Zavorychi on fire after alleged military strike
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