Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has imposed sanctions on 185 companies and individuals supporting Russia's war of aggression.

Accordingly, companies and entrepreneurs who transport personnel and military technology by train on behalf of the "aggressor state" will be punished, said Selenskyj in his video message published every evening on Saturday.

The confiscated disposable assets benefit national defense, he said.

Belarusian companies that support Russia with the transports are also on the list published in the evening with 182 companies and 3 people.

Ukraine is working to ensure that other states also block the companies' assets.

At the same time, Zelenskyy thanked "everyone who is helping to strengthen sanctions against Russia" and those investigators who uncovered and prosecuted Russia's evasion of sanctions.

Russia should stay away from the 2024 Olympics

The President once again emphatically demanded that Russia not be admitted to the Olympic Games in Paris next year.

As Zelenskyj announced, he wrote to the presidents of the leading international sports associations that they should commit themselves with regard to plans by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to reintegrate Russian athletes into world sports.

Ukraine is threatening to boycott the Paris Games if athletes from Russia or Belarus are allowed there.

Belarus is also a war party from Ukraine's point of view.

Zelenskyj had previously stressed that the Olympic principles were incompatible with war.

Nobody can ignore the fact that Russia is continuing its terror every day, said Selenskyj.

In the city of Kostyantynivka in the Donetsk region, 3 people were killed and 14 others injured in Russian rocket attacks against residential buildings on Saturday.

With regard to the prospect of military aid from the West, the President emphasized that Ukraine urgently needs longer-range missiles to repel such attacks.

The Russian Defense Ministry has accused the Ukrainian armed forces of targeting a hospital in the Luhansk region.

The ministry in Moscow announced on Saturday evening that the hospital in Novoaidar had been fired upon by a US-type Himar multiple rocket launcher.

14 people were killed and 24 patients and clinic staff were injured.

The Luhansk region is largely occupied by Russia.

The information could not be independently verified.

The ministry initially published neither videos nor photos of the impact, which is said to have happened in the morning.

The ministry accused the Ukrainian armed forces of a "deliberate rocket hit" against the civilian hospital, which was a "serious war crime by the Kiev regime".

The authorities did not initially publish any evidence.

Those responsible would be found and held accountable.