Jinshi data compilation: Tracking the latest 24 hours of the Russia-Ukraine conflict (February 12th)

Conflict Situations:1. Minister of Energy of Ukraine: Emergency power restrictions have been implemented to minimize the possible consequences of Russian air strikes on gas infrastructure. 2. Russian Ministry of Defense: Russia intercepted and destroyed 40 Ukrainian drones during the night. 3. Local officials: An industrial facility in Russia’s Saratov region caught fire after a Ukrainian drone attack. 4. General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: The Russian army has lost about 1,390 soldiers in the past day, as well as equipment such as 13 tanks, 31 armored personnel carriers and 44trap artillery systems. 5. Russian Ministry of Defense: Russian forces have captured Yasenev in eastern Ukraine. 6. Ukrainian military: Russia fired 124 drones and up to 19 missiles in a night attack. Status of assistance:1. U.S. Special Envoy for Russia-Ukraine Affairs: Weapons approved by former President Joe Biden’s administration continue to be delivered to Ukraine. 2. Sources: The Trump administration will push European allies to buy more U.S. weapons to support Ukraine. 3. NATO spokesperson: Allies provided more than 50 billion euros in security assistance to Ukraine last year, exceeding the intended target. Other:1. Poland’s armed forces say Poland has activated aircraft to ensure safety after Russia launched airstrikes on Ukraine. 2. US media: Europe has developed a new plan to “massively seize” Russian shadow oil tankers. 3. Kremlin: There are no possible options for resolving the conflict in Ukraine at the moment. 4. U.S. Secretary of Defense Hagoseth: The U.S. will not send troops into Ukraine. 5. Zelensky: Ukraine plans to swap part of its territory with Russia.