The last 12 developments about the situation in Ukraine: Short Explained

1.The World Food Programme (ËFP) said on Friday that food supply chains in Ukraine are collapseing, with part of the destroyed infrastructure, and with many food brands and empty warehouses.

2. US President Joe Biden is expected to speak with Chinese counterpart Xi Yingping, today from where he is expected to warn China's president that he will face consequences if Beijing saves its ally, Russia, from severe Western sanctions aimed at serving Moscow after its invasion in Ukraine.

3. A Russian rocket near Kiev airport has raised fears that Vladimir Putin's war is expanding to western Ukraine, until Russia claimed that it is narrowing the boat around the southeastern port of Marioupolis.

4. Ukraine's Air Force said the site for aircraft repair in Lviv has been hit by missiles released by the Black Sea's direction. It was also confirmed that two other Russian missiles were destroyed by the anti-aircraft defence system before they reached their goal.

5. One person was killed and three others were injured after parts of a Russian missile fell into a residence building in the northern part of Kiev on Friday morning.

6. Britain's media regulator, Ocom, has immediately abolished the license of the RT channel supported by the Russian state and its transmission to Great Britain.

7. The United Kingdom Defence Ministry has published an intelligence report on the situation in Ukraine, in which Russian forces reportedly made minimal progress this week.

8. Russia has declared an area-flinch over the Donbas region of Ukraine, according to separatists from the self-declared Republic of Donetsk, the Interfax agency reports.

9. Luhansk's governor said that the Russian forces' continued grants are enabling the safe evacuation of civilians from villages and cities.

The 10 Ukrainian Army has published its daily report, where its forces reportedly destroyed Russia's 14 airlocks Thursday.

Twelve. Emergency services are continuing to work on controlling a fire at one of the largest shopping centres in Kharkiv, according to officials. Ukrainian services said that two firefighters survived injuries and are receiving medical treatment, while another has died as a result of sustained injuries.

13. French Government spokesman Gabriel Attal said on Friday that sanctions imposed by the West against Russia have begun to have real impact./Periscopi