Russia-Ukraine war: List of major events, day 1,052 | News of the Russia-Ukraine war

Here are the highlights of the 1,052nd day of Russia's all-out invasion of Ukraine.

Here's what's happening on Saturday, January 11:

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Russian news agency RIA Novosti quoted investigators as saying that two people were killed and two wounded in a Ukrainian attack on a supermarket in the Russian-controlled Donetsk region. war in Ukraine they are grinding.
Denis Pushilin, who oversees the Russian-controlled Donetsk region, said he had “substantially confirmed” that four people had been injured in the attack. He accused the Ukrainian military of firing US-supplied HIMARS missiles into the area of a supermarket during the morning rush hour.
Ukraine's defense ministry said Russian weapons depots and drone depots were hit by drone and missile strikes by Ukraine. An SBU security source said it had launched a joint operation with the navy.
Russian officials said an industrial complex near the village of Chaltyr in Russia's Rostov region on the border with Ukraine was on fire following a drone strike, without elaborating.

Germany said the overloaded oil tanker leaving the northern coast was part of a “shadow scheme” used by Moscow to avoid sanctions on oil exports. The 274-metre long Eventin, carrying around 100,000 tonnes of oil, was said to have been adrift and “captured” in the Baltic Sea.

The United States and the United Kingdom gave other penalties against Russia's powerful role in reducing funding for Moscow's war in Ukraine. Sanctions were also imposed on two Russian marine insurance companies: Ingosstrakh and Alfastrakhovanie.
US President Joe Biden said the new sanctions imposed on Russian oil will have a significant impact on the Russian economy. Mr Biden also spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, saying he thought there was a “real chance” that the Ukrainians could defeat Russia because of the money the war had on Moscow.
“It is now clear that President (Vladimir) Putin's war against Ukraine has been a disaster for Russia. Thanks to the courage and determination of the Ukrainian people, and with the support of the United States, Russia has failed to achieve its goals in Ukraine,” the White House said in a statement. 'his words.

Russian insurance company Ingosstrakh said the US sanctions would increase the risk of natural disasters. “Removing Ingosstrakh from the market will create a vacuum that will be filled by fly-by-night insurers that have no power or intention to ensure compliance or payment,” it said.
Gazprom Neft, which was also hit by UK sanctions, said it would continue to operate and maintain the integrity of the business despite the measures it called “unfair, illegal and contrary to the principles of free competition”.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said he would hold talks with Putin after Washington announced sanctions against various energy companies, including a Serbian company. The Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS), the majority of Russia's Gazprom Neft and its parent company, Gazprom, are the sole supplier of gas to Serbia and the majority owner of all the oil pipelines that transport gas from Russia to households and industries in Serbia.

The German government is conflicted about approving $3.1bn in new military aid to Ukraine, the Spiegel newspaper reported on Friday.
Ukraine received $3.1bn from the European Commission as part of a major aid package promised by the Group of Seven (G7) economic leaders. The G7 and the European Union want to give Ukraine a loan of $ 50bn, secured by interest on the assets of the Russian government that was frozen in the West.

The downing of the Azerbaijan Airlines plane shows that Russian aviation poses a “high risk” to civilian aircraft amid the conflict in Ukraine, the EU Aviation Safety Agency said. The agency also revised its recommendations for airlines to avoid flying over western Russia.
The German government will propose allowing the military to shoot down suspicious planes flying in the country in some cases, according to a document seen by the DPA news agency.

Poland has identified a Russian group that wants to influence Polish elections due to confusion and instability, Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski said. Warsaw says its role as a manufacturing hub in Ukraine has made it vulnerable to espionage operations by Russia and its Belarusian allies, as well as sabotage.
Moldova's breakaway region of Transnistria says it is “counting” on Russia to help deal with an unprecedented power outage caused by Moscow's gas shutdown last week.
Transdniestria extended its state of emergency for another month as it grapples with power outages after failing to get Russian gas that has fueled its economy for decades.
Thousands of people demonstrated in cities in Slovakia against the Ukraine policy of Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico. The opposition accused Fico of following a pro-Russia policy and “betraying” Western allies and neighboring Ukraine.

President Biden's administration has renewed deportation relief that currently covers 900,000 people from Venezuela, El Salvador, Ukraine and Sudan, which would delay any attempt by President Donald Trump to change those protections.