UNGA emergency meeting on Ukraine today
The war has already resulted in the death of hundreds of civilians, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has again sought direct talks "in any format" with his Russia to end the war
As the war continued in Ukraine with Russia not sending any signal of giving any relief to Ukrainian citizens,
the Emergency Special Session of the United Nations General Assembly on the Russia-Ukraine conflict is set to resume on 23 March, said Abdulla Shahid, the president of the 193-member body, on Tuesday, 22 March.
Amid this Ukrainian forces have accused the Russian military of holding the land corridor with Crimea and are blocking Ukrainian access to the Sea of Azov. The forces also alleged that Russia had partially blocked the city of Sumy.
The war has already resulted in the death of hundreds of civilians, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has again sought direct talks "in any format" with his Russia to end the war.
Meanwhile, American President Joe Biden has said that there are clear signs that Russia is considering using biological weapons against Ukraine.
Zelenskyy who is seeking NATO membership has asserted that NATO should announce whether it will consider Ukraine as a member or if it was afraid of Russia.
Meanwhile, as the war is undergoing, at least 902 civilians have been reportedly killed and 1,459 injured in Ukraine as of midnight local time on Sunday, according to UN
It may be noted that Ukraine has already rejected the demand. Russia to surrender Mariupol. The deadline for which that was set by Russia is already over
