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Donbas update: Two soldiers killed, 12 wounded amid 84 ceasefire violations by enemy forces - Vimarsana News

Donbas update: Two soldiers killed, 12 wounded amid 84 ceasefire violations by enemy forces

Over the past 24 hours, on February 21, Ukraine’s military reported 84 ceasefire violations on the part of the Russian-controlled forces in eastern Ukraine, including 64 involving weapons proscribed by the Minsk Agreements. — Ukrinform.

JFO HQ reports 19 shelling by Russia-led forces in Donbas as at 09:00, one Ukrainian soldier killed - Vimarsana News

JFO HQ reports 19 shelling by Russia-led forces in Donbas as at 09:00, one Ukrainian soldier killed

As of 09:00 a.m., Russia-occupation forces carried out 19 attacks in Donbas, 16 of which with weapons prohibited by the Minsk Agreements, a soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine died, the press center of the Joint Forces Operation (JFO) reported.

Indian among 12 injured by falling debris as Saudi blows up drone fired by Yemeni rebels - Vimarsana News

Indian among 12 injured by falling debris as Saudi blows up drone fired by Yemeni rebels

One Indian, four Bangladeshi, three Nepali, one Filipino and one Sri Lankan expat have also been injured, according to the report.

Indian among 12 injured by falling debris as Saudi Arabia Army hit Houthi rebels' drone - Vimarsana News

Indian among 12 injured by falling debris as Saudi Arabia Army hit Houthi rebels' drone

Indian among 12 injured by falling debris as Saudi Arabia Army hit Houthi rebels' drone

Saudi forces destroy drone targeting Abha Airport - Vimarsana News

Saudi forces destroy drone targeting Abha Airport

The scattered debris caused minor injuries to 12 civilians.