Julia Shramko
In April, the Ministry of Social Policy will automatically accrue UAH 1,500 to pensioners and vulnerable categories of citizens. The money will be transferred to bank cards or by mail.
Electricity imports account for 12% of consumption, and the enemy has damaged over 9 GW of generation. The authorities plan to restore 4 GW of capacity and accumulate 13 billion cubic meters of gas.
Ukraine has received PAC-3 interceptor missiles to defend against ballistic targets. The new batch of ammunition is capable of shooting down Kinzhal, Iskander, and Zircon missiles.
The President of Ukraine in France urged Emmanuel Macron to assist in obtaining Patriot missiles. Ukraine also seeks to receive SAMP-T systems faster.
NATO air defense forces neutralized an Iranian missile in Turkish airspace. Ankara is negotiating with Tehran, and Erdogan warned against new provocations.
More than 60 missiles and 260 drones hit the Kremenchuk oil refinery. Ukraine imports 85% of its fuel.
Russian forces struck a bus in the Kupyansk district with a missile. The driver and two passengers were killed, and four more people were injured.
Denys Shmyhal announced the import of over 85% of fuel amid the crisis. The priority is to provide for the army and the sowing campaign; the resource situation is currently under control.
Kateryna Reiche is concerned that the easing of US sanctions will help Putin finance the war. Temporary exceptions apply to oil already at sea.
The EU's top diplomat warned against Washington's use of tactics employed by the bloc's adversaries. She called on countries for unity and defensive autonomy.
A temporary booking service for defense industry specialists for 45 days has been launched on the Diia portal. The service is available even if there are violations in military registration.
The US spent years' worth of critical ammunition in the first days of the conflict. The Pentagon is preparing a request for $50 billion to replenish its arsenals.
Due to Russian attacks, residents of six regions were left without electricity, and an energy worker was injured. Throughout Ukraine, blackout schedules will be in effect from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
Ternopil customs officers discovered 605 Labubu toys with signs of intellectual property infringement. The processing of the batch was stopped to prevent sales.
Military counterintelligence exposed a UAV operator who was transmitting data on the commander's movements to the enemy. The traitor faces life imprisonment for treason.
The Swedish Coast Guard boarded the Comoros-flagged vessel Sea Owl I. The tanker is under EU sanctions.
In Dnipropetrovsk region, two schemes of embezzlement of funds for fortifications through price overestimation were exposed. Five individuals, led by a colonel, have been notified of suspicion.
ByteDance plans to use 500 Nvidia Blackwell systems in Malaysia for AI development. The purchase is being made through partner Aolani Cloud.
On the 14th day of the war, Iran threatens energy infrastructure, and the US lost a plane in Iraq. The number of casualties in the region exceeded 2,000 people.
The enemy hit a historic library in Novhorod-Siverskyi and attacked civilian drones. 43 shellings and a man were injured in a day.
The Supreme Court of Switzerland rejected the Russians' appeal regarding gas transit debt. Gazprom is obliged to pay the debt and 450,000 francs in costs.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will hold an official meeting with his French counterpart today. The visit was announced by Advisor to the President's Office Leshchenko.
On the evening of March 12, enemy drones damaged a food warehouse on the port's territory. The fire was quickly extinguished, and there were no fatalities or injuries.
The Artemis II mission with four astronauts is scheduled for April 1 after the rocket's repairs are completed. NASA estimates the chances of success for the new system at 50 percent.
Air defense neutralized 117 enemy UAVs of various types. An Iskander-M missile and eight drones were recorded to have hit seven different locations.
Chris Wright believes a price jump to $200 is unlikely despite the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices rose to $100 due to attacks on tankers.
The cargo allegedly contained a "record" amount of currency and gold. Gergely Gulyás announced the return of assets if the investigation does not confirm suspicion of a crime.
Enemy UAVs struck railway infrastructure in Sumy and Mykolaiv regions. A station, tracks, and locomotives were damaged, but there were no casualties.
The Russian attack on the Dniester HPP led to transboundary pollution of the river with technical oils. Ukraine and Moldova are coordinating actions to clean the water.
Mykolaiv was attacked by Russian drones, explosions were heard in the city. Head of the Regional Military Administration Vitaliy Kim reported that there were no casualties.