Russian forces have so far failed to capture the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, and bloody clashes continue between the two countries' armies.
Kharkiv, with a population of 1.5 million, is the second largest city in Ukraine after the capital Kiev.
Russian army blows up gas pipeline in Kharkiv
According to the Ukrainian presidential office, the Russian army blew up a gas pipeline in the city of Kharkiv.
According to Ukrainian officials, the destruction of the gas pipeline could be catastrophic for the environment.
Ukrainian authorities have instructed citizens to keep their windows closed to avoid the effects of gas leaks following the line's collapse.
Kharkiv citizens have been instructed by the Ukrainian authorities to drink liquids to avoid the environmental effects of the gas emitted.
Germany decides to cede arms to Ukraine
Germany lifted its arms embargo on Ukraine, after which the Netherlands will be able to send 400 German-made rocket-propelled grenade launchers to Ukraine.
According to British media, Germany has decided to supply Stinger missiles and artillery to Ukraine.
Germany will supply 1,000 anti-aircraft weapons and 500 Stinger missiles to Ukraine.
The decision could also see an increase in European military aid to Ukraine.
Earlier, German Chancellor Olaf Schulz refused to send arms to Ukraine.
Disruption of Internet system in Ukraine
On the other hand, the internet system in Ukraine has been disrupted, however, Elon Musk's company SpaceX has provided internet service to Ukraine.
Russia invades Ukraine, what happened so far?
It should be noted that on February 24, Russia invaded its neighboring country Ukraine.
The fighting has so far claimed hundreds of lives and caused heavy casualties to both sides.
Fighting continues in the streets of the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, with cruise missiles fired by Russian forces and the capture of the town of Militia Pole. One million civilians have fled Ukraine so far.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was offered help by the United States to withdraw from Ukraine, but he refused, saying he did not need a flight to leave Kiev but would use anti-tank missiles to counter Russian forces. Weapons are needed.
The Ukrainian president also called on his people to take part in the war imposed by Russia and to fight alongside the army.
On the other hand, the Chechen leader has advised the Ukrainian president to apologize to Russian President Putin.
Russia vetoes US Security Council resolution on Ukraine
China, India and the United Arab Emirates did not take part in the vote.
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