Victory will be ours, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on the 100th day of war, as Moscow believes it has fulfilled "some" of its goals.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday June 3 that his country would emerge victorious from the war against Russia, on the 100th day of the conflict. Moscow, which concentrates its forces in the Donbass region, assures for its part that it has already achieved "some" of its objectives. On the diplomatic level, the European Union has tightened its sanctions against Russia, with a gradual oil embargo. Here's what to remember from the day.

Victory will be ours, says Volodymyr Zelensky

The Russian offensive has been focused for several weeks on the Donbass region, more particularly on Sievierodonetsk, a strategic city in the east of the country that Ukrainian troops are trying to defend. "Victory will be ours," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Instagram, while Moscow believes it has fulfilled "some" of its goals.

Russia judges that "many localities" have been "liberated", allowing people to return to "a peaceful life". "This war has and will have no winner," said the UN coordinator in the country, Amin Awad. Negotiations between kyiv and Moscow have been stalled for several weeks.