[EN DIRECT] 24th day of war in Ukraine: here are all the latest developments

The Russian offensive in Ukraine continues for a 24^and day in several cities of Ukraine.

The essence of the 24th two point war day

Here are the latest developments, minute by minute

READ | Moldova with open arms

Our reporters are in Moldova, a small country bordering Ukraine which is not a member of NATO or the European Union.

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, more than 350,000 refugees have crossed its borders. The former Soviet republic may be one of the poorest nations in Europe, but its people have shown their legendary hospitality to newcomers.

Follow in photos the path taken by the thousands of Ukrainian expatriates in Moldova, from customs to bed where they can finally put their luggage for a few days – or a few weeks.

READ | Elderly Ukrainians find refuge in Kyiv metro trains

Valentyna Katkova, 77, does not know what makes her want to cry the most: old age and illness or living in hiding in the Kyiv metro to escape Russian bombs.

7:42 am | Germany, very dependent on Russia for its supply of hydrocarbons, risks running out of gas next winter, said in an interview on Saturday the Minister of the Economy who is stepping up steps to avoid this scenario.

7:27 am | For Switzerland, the war in Ukraine is “devastating madness”

The war waged by Russia in Ukraine is “driven by devastating madness” and Switzerland is “ready to assume” the price for “valiantly and tirelessly defending freedom and democracy”, assured Saturday the President of the Swiss Confederation Ignazio Cassis.

7:05 am | Dozens killed in shelling of military site in Mykolaiv

Dozens of people were killed in a strike on Friday against a military barracks in southern Ukraine, Mykolaiv, witnesses told AFP on Saturday, as relief operations continue.

READ | Invincible, hypersonic or invisible: 7 weapons Russia prides itself on

Russia uses in its offensive against Ukraine part of its new generation of missiles, described by Moscow as “invincible”, “hypersonic”, of unlimited range or invisible to radar, four years after being unveiled by Vladimir Putin.

3:44 | Russia says it used hypersonic missiles in Ukraine, a first

The Russian army said on Saturday that it fired hypersonic missiles in Ukraine, a combat remedy that seems to be a first, in the midst of a global race to acquire these weapons described as “invincible” by Vladimir Putin.

READ | War in Ukraine: the impossible life of an opponent

Exile, prison or death. This is generally the fate reserved for opponents of the regime of Vladimir Putin, which has continued to harden in the last decade and all the more so since the war in Ukraine.

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