News|Russia-Ukraine warRussia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,450These are the key developments from day 1,450 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
As of Fri, Feb 13, Russian military actions have continued to impact Ukrainian cities significantly. A recent overnight offensive involved the use of ballistic missiles and drones, leading to casualties and infrastructure damage across several regions.
As of Fri, Feb 13, Russian military actions have continued to impact Ukrainian cities significantly. A recent overnight offensive involved the use of ballistic missiles and drones, leading to casualties and infrastructure damage across several regions.
Russia launched 219 drones and 24 ballistic missiles, causing injuries and fatalities in Kyiv, Odesa, and Dnipro. The attacks have also damaged energy infrastructure. Two fatalities and six injuries were reported in Lozova, Kharkiv region, following an attack on a railway hub. In Kyiv, nearly 2,600 high-rise buildings are without heating, primarily in the Desnyanskyi, Dniprovskyi, Pecherskyi, and Solomyanskyi districts. More than 220,000 individuals in Russia's Belgorod region are without electricity following an incident at a substation caused by Ukrainian forces. Odesa faced drone attacks that struck residential buildings and markets, leading to fires and further energy infrastructure damage. Ukraine's General Staff reported a fire at an oil refinery in Ukhta, Russia, attributed to Ukrainian forces, located approximately 1,750 km from the Ukraine border. The Druzhba oil pipeline's Ukrainian branch remains non-operational due to past Russian attacks, although oil transit to Slovakia and Hungary continues.
Allied nations have committed approximately $35 billion in military aid to Ukraine this year, including Germany's pledge of 11.5 billion euros. Germany plans to provide five PAC-3 air defense interceptors, contingent upon additional deliveries by Ukraine's allies. Norway has committed to purchasing French glide bombs as part of its military support for Ukraine. The United Kingdom will provide air defense systems valued at over 500 million British pounds to Ukraine. US military aid to Ukraine decreased by 99% in 2025 compared to 2024, while European aid increased by 67% above the 2022–2024 average.
Kremlin officials anticipate forthcoming discussions aimed at resolving the conflict, though specific details are unavailable. Recent Russian attacks have hindered dialogue efforts, according to Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha.
As of Fri, Feb 13, Russian military actions have continued to impact Ukrainian cities significantly.
Estonia plans to acquire 12 Caesar artillery units to bolster its defense capabilities. The European Union is working on an economic restructuring plan to enhance competitiveness amid various global tensions. Ukraine will soon begin exporting weapons, including drones, as announced by the Defense Ministry.
Ukrainian power plants damaged in recent attacks are unable to meet the country's energy needs, as reported by the Energy Minister.
French President Macron emphasized the need for strategic planning before engaging in dialogue with Russian President Putin. Efforts are underway to reunite Russian and Ukrainian children with their families, with recent progress reported by both Washington and Moscow. Ukraine has accused Russia of unlawfully deporting children, with the International Criminal Court involved in related legal actions.
Ukrainian athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych is appealing a ban from the Winter Olympics after a helmet dispute linked to honoring Ukrainian war casualties. The International Olympic Committee has upheld the decision, citing non-compliance with equipment regulations.
Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.