Is "on February" a common use?

[CSHY]

On February 2022, a confident Russia invaded Ukraine assuming that it had enough friends and allies to endure the backlash from the West.

 

[probus]

Not only is it uncommon, it is wrong. Use in February, or specify the date, for example: on February 24th or on 24 February.

 

[CSHY]

for example: on February 24th or on 24 February.

Thank you probus! How do you read out "24 February"? And "February 24"?

 

[5jj]

How do you read out "24 February"? And "February 24"?

In BrE, they are said as:
the twenty-fourth of February,
February the twenty-fourth.

 

[emsr2d2]

@CSHY Please tell us where you found the original sentence and who wrote it. Copyright law demands that you quote your source.

 

[CSHY]

@CSHY Please tell us where you found the original sentence and who wrote it. Copyright law demands that you quote your source.

I read the propaganda article in an app.

 

[emsr2d2]

Please remember to give the source in post #1 in future. You don't need to screenshot it. You could have just told us it was an article from zeleb.es

 

[Barque]

On February 2022, a confident Russia invaded Ukraine

I suspect a typo and that the writer meant "On 24 February 2022".

There's another at the end of the sentence; the full stop after "West" should have been a comma.