Russia – Ukrainian War: List of Key Events, Day 1,113 | Russia – Ukrainian War News

These are the key developments on the 1,113th day of the Russian war against Ukraine.

This is what happened on Thursday, March 13:

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Ukrainian officials said Russia fired a series of missiles and drones overnight, an attack on Kryvyi Rih killed a 47-year-old woman and injured nine people, while an attack on Odesa killed four.
Russia claims to have made significant gains in the Kursk region, with the Russian Ministry of Defense reporting on the occupation of five villages, and Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, “The dynamic is good.”
Russian troops have recaptured about 1,100 square kilometers (386 square miles) of territory in the Kursk border area, including 24 settlements over the past five days, said the chief of staff of the Russian armed forces Valery Gerasimov.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a televised remark during a visit to Kursk troops that “the region will be completely liberated from the enemy soon”. Putin visited the region for the first time since Ukraine began a major invasion there last August.
Putin also said that the Russian state-run RIA Novosti Novosti news agency reported that in the Geneva Convention’s prisoners of war provisions, any Ukrainian fighter occupied in the Kursk region will be considered “terrorists” and will not be protected.
Military bloggers from both sides say Kiev troops have already Start quitting Kursklost their foothold in the Russian region.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy 30-day ceasefire proposalUkraine agreed in a meeting with U.S. U.S. officials in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
U.S. President Donald Trump said the armistice is now “depend on Russia.”
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States wants a positive response from Russia, and if the answer is “no”, it will talk a lot about the Kremlin’s true intentions in Washington.
Rubio told reporters: “This is what we want the world to look like in a few days: both sides are shooting at each other, not rockets, not missiles, not bullets, nothing…the conversation begins.”
Russia has reportedly made a series of deals to Washington to end the Ukrainian war and reset relations with the United States.
Reuters quoted sources as saying that the demands were similar to the previous Kremlin’s end of the war, including NATO’s dissatisfaction with Kiev, acknowledging Russia’s claims to annexed Crimea and a statement from four Ukrainian provinces, and a deal that would not deploy foreign forces in Ukraine.

French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu said after meeting with defense ministers in Britain, Germany, Germany, Italy and Poland that European countries have reached “very broad consensus” in European countries.
Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz also welcomed “real solidarity on the mainland”, referring to the Russian threat.
British Defense Minister John Healey said the UK and its allies knew “we must strengthen” and re-arm. “We are looking to build a coalition,” he said. “We are accelerating this effort.”
U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said the expected mineral deal with Ukraine would give the U.S. a “vested interest” in Ukraine’s security, although he said, “I will not use it as a security guarantee.”
Polish Foreign Minister confirmed that US weapons are returning to Ukraine through Poland after the United States Cancel pause Military assistance to Kiev.