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11 March 2025
3 events recorded (1 confirmed), and 1 statement counted apart.
March 2025 in brief
In March 164 civilians were killed and 910 injured, according to the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission, which said an attack on Dobropillia killed 11 civilians and injured 47 on a day Russia fired missiles and drones at gas and energy sites. [1][2][3] The US paused military aid and intelligence sharing after the Oval Office argument, then restored them after talks in Jeddah at which Ukraine accepted a US proposal for a 30-day ceasefire, subject to Russian acceptance. [1][2] Putin said the ceasefire idea was right but raised questions, and after a call with Trump agreed only to a 30-day halt to strikes on energy infrastructure, hours before Russian drones hit a hospital in Sumy and power sites in Sloviansk. [2] Russian forces retook villages around Sudzha and entered the town, and Ukraine's General Staff later confirmed the withdrawal from the largest town it had held in Kursk region. [1][2] Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Moscow and the surrounding region, which Russian officials said killed at least three people, and Russia and Ukraine blamed each other for a fire at the Sudzha gas metering station. [1][2] After parallel talks in Riyadh the White House announced Black Sea and energy arrangements, which the Kremlin tied to sanctions relief, and the sides exchanged 175 prisoners each. [1][2] Putin suggested Ukraine could be placed under a temporary UN administration to hold new elections, an idea a US spokesperson rejected.
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Rubio said in Jeddah that Ukraine was ready to stop the fighting and get to the table, that the ball was now in Russia's court, and that if Russia said no the impediment to peace would be known.
Government of the United States
11 Mar · to a foreign audience
Reported by The Guardian
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Government of the United States: Rubio said in Jeddah that Ukraine was ready to stop the fighting and get to the table, that the ball was now in Russia's court, and that if Russia said no the impediment to peace would be known.