The moment of a Russian FAB-250 glide-bomb strike on the town of Borova, Kharkiv Oblast.

It reportedly targeted a base of the evacuation units of the AFU, which provide medical support for units on the frontline.

Unconfirmed reports state that 6 servicemen from the medical evacuation groups were killed, while 4 others were injured. 3 vehicles, including a minibus were also reportedly destroyed.

Additionally, the administrative building for the medical evacuation base was apparently completely destroyed, resulting in significant losses in medical equipment.

Israeli Army Radio Correspondent:

“Israel has backed down from its commitment to withdraw from the Philadelphi corridor at the end of the first phase of the exchange deal.”

The Philidelphi Corridor is the Israeli controlled strip of territory in Rafah, southern Gaza, next to the border between Gaza and Egypt.

According to Israeli channel 12, an Israeli official stated that additional hostages are expected to be released by Hamas this Saturday, in exchange for the extension of the ceasefire.

U.S. - Russia talks in Istanbul have reportedly ended after 6.5 hours.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Ireland on his way to the U.S. He has already met with Irish Prime Minister Michał Martin.

Ukrainian forces are continuing to infiltrate Toretsk in multiple directions. A Russian attempt at counterattacking was repelled. Ukrainian soldiers have now reached the city centre, taking up positions in the high rise buildings there, however the frontline remains very fluid.

The EU Commission has called on Republic of Srpska president Milorad Dodik to respect Bosnia's court's decision to sentence him to a year in prison with a six-year ban on holding public office, for "not complying with the decisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s international overseer."

Additionally, the National Assembly of Republic of Srpska has passed a resolution declaring that the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina had carried out a "coup d'état, violating the constitutional order" by convicting President Dodik.

According to AFP, Serbia has also rejected the authority of the central justice system and police. This comes as Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić arrived in Banja Luka, the de facto capital of the Republic of Srpska, to meet with Dodik. The Office of the President of Republic of Srpska confirmed that the two leaders will hold discussions.

According to the Bosnian news outlet "Klix", NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will visit the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo on March 11.

Imprisoned PKK founder and leader Abdullah Öcalan announced that the PKK will be dissolved and called on all armed groups to disarm.

He cited his wish to "rebuild the spirit of Kurdish-Turkish unity and brotherhood".

"The collapse of real socialism in the 1990s due to internal factors, along with the dissolution of identity denial in the country and advances in freedom of expression, have led to the PKK’s loss of meaning and excessive repetition," he added.

Shortly after the announcement, a wave of Turkish airstrikes were carried out on PKK positions in northern Syria. Strikes were reported at the stronghold town of Ain al-arab, as well as Ain Issa, and the Sarrin area. There are also reports of airstrikes on PKK positions in northern Iraq.

In the city of Raqqa, PKK forces rejected Öcalan's call for the dissolution of the PKK, firing live rounds into the air.

Iraqi Foreign Ministry: "Ocalan's call for the PKK to lay down arms is an important step in achieving stability in the region."

Zelensky has arrived in Washington DC to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump.

Scenes from eastern Quneitra countryside in southern Syria as Israeli forces advance towards Tal Mashara. The shots fired in the video are reportedly warning shots, aimed at preventing civilians from leaving their homes.

To make it clear, the Russians are not at risk of being cut off in western Toretsk. While on the map it shows Ukrainian pincers, this doesn't mean that they have solid supply routes through these pincers. You'll see what I mean in the coming days.

Over the past few days, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) have continued their offensive in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum and have made important gains.

Most of the advances were confined to the northern part of the city, where SAF forces seized a large section of the city from several directions.

They advanced from positions near the industrial city in Khartoum Bahri, moving along the northern bank of the Blue Nile River, capturing the Hilat Koko district. They also entered the western part of the El-Haj Yousif district and approached the Sar Es Salaam Moroccan Mosque.

Additionally, a large section of the densely populated central part of the El-Haj Yousif district was captured, with SAF forces now getting very close to the Alban Jaded Hospital.

Advances were also recorded from the East Nile district.

In the city of Omdurman (just over the Nile River from Khartoum), The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) continued their attacks, making slow progress.

They were able to capture new positions in the Abu Seid district.