On day 1,102 of the conflict, significant developments included reported civilian deaths from Ukrainian strikes, the downing of drones by Russia, and a new IAEA team at the Zaporizhzhia plant. Ukrainian infrastructure was also damaged by missiles, while Russia claimed territorial gains. Financial support emerged as the UK signed a substantial loan deal to aid Ukraine in weapon manufacturing. President Zelenskyy's discussions with international leaders highlighted the need for collaboration and security arrangements, and calls for direct EU discussions with Russia indicated a push towards resolving the conflict.
The head of Russia's Investigative Committee claims Ukrainian attacks have resulted in over 652 civilian deaths in Russian regions bordering Ukraine, as of March 2.
A new IAEA monitoring mission has arrived at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, indicating increased international scrutiny of nuclear safety in the region.
During his visit to London, President Zelenskyy discussed security guarantees and potential weapon manufacturing deals amidst ongoing conflicts and tensions with the US.
NATO's chief emphasized the importance of collaboration between the US, Ukraine, and Europe to bring a lasting peace to the ongoing war.
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