More than 130 people have been rescued, many of whom are injured, but there has not been any information released on casualties, he said.ĭozens of Ukrainian troops were reported to have been killed at a military base in Mykolaiv in southern Ukraine following a Russian strike on Friday March 18. Rescue work continues at the site of the destroyed theater in Mariupol. Not just during the 23 days of invasion."Ĭivilian evacuations: The President added that 180,000 Ukrainians have been rescued through evacuation corridors to date, and that seven corridors were functioning in the country on Friday - six in the Sumy region and one in the Donetsk region. "We always insisted on negotiations," Zelensky said, "We always proposed dialogue and solutions for peace. Pushing for negotiation: Zelensky said the Russian military's actions were worsening the situation for their own country, and that honest negotiations "without stalling" were the only way to mitigate the damage. It’s time to meet, time to talk, time to restore territorial integrity and justice for Ukraine, or else Russia will face such losses that several generations will not be enough for it to rise back up," he said in the video posted to Facebook. "I want everyone to hear me now, especially I want them to hear me in Moscow. JRCC said a rescue helicopter from the town of Bodø was deployed in the search, as well as a Lockheed P-3 Orion. Another Norwegian rescue helicopter was also sent from Ørlandet municipality, it added. Ground crews coordinated by the police have been deployed to the scene, but they are not expected to reach the area for several hours, JRCC said. The last known position was by Saltfjellet."
The aircraft was heading north towards Bodø. The MV-22B Osprey aircraft, assigned to the II Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) US military unit in Norway, was "out on a training mission in Nordland County, northern Norway on Friday," according to the Norwegian Armed Forces.Īccording to the JRCC statement, the aircraft "was reported missing at 6:26pm (1:26 p.m. The weather conditions in the area have been challenging and are expected to get worse." ET), discoveries were made from the air in Gråtådalen in Beiarn," said a statement from the Norwegian Joint Rescue Coordination Center (JRCC). "Due to the weather conditions, it is impossible to land onsite.
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