We examine the key events as the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 368th day.
Fighting
The Wagner group, led by Russian mercenary commander Yevgeny Prigozhin, reportedly took control of the settlement of Yahidne on Saturday in eastern Ukraine, just north of Bakhmut. The assertion was unable to be independently verified.
According to military sources from Ukraine, Kyiv has maintained control of the settlements close to Bakhmut.
According to the Washington, DC-based Institute for the Study of War, more than 50 people were detained by Russian police on February 24 during antiwar protests in 14 Russian towns.
Diplomacy
Only China and Russia itself declined to sign a unified statement at the G20 summit in Mumbai, but the heads of finance of the world's leading countries sharply criticised Moscow for its attack on Ukraine.
Prior to last week's UN General Assembly resolution demanding that Moscow withdraw its soldiers from Ukraine, Russia's top envoy to the UN accused the West of using "cowboy" tactics and "arm-twisting."
In order to assist stop Russia's invasion, French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that he will travel to China in the first few days of April.
In order to hinder Moscow's capacity to conduct war, the United States announced additional sanctions against Russia and provided $2 billion in weapons assistance to Kiev to commemorate the anniversary of Russia's invasion.
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