As a result of a Russian missile strike on a hotel in Kryvyi Rih, 4 people were killed and over 30 were injured. Foreign volunteers, who had just checked in, managed to escape by descending from their rooms.
In February, Ukrainians registered nearly 17 thousand used cars from abroad, which is 5% less than in January. The Volkswagen Golf became the most popular model, and the share of electric vehicles reached 22%.
The President of Ukraine will attend the European Council meeting in Brussels and hold a series of important meetings. The agenda of the summit includes the defense of Europe, assistance to Ukraine, and sanctions against the Russian Federation.
At night, the Russian Federation attacked Ukraine with 2 ballistic missiles and 112 kamikaze drones from various directions. The Armed Forces of Ukraine shot down 68 attack UAVs, and the attack affected 4 regions.
A 43-year-old man has died in the hospital after being injured in a missile attack on Kryvyi Rih. The total number of victims of the attack has reached four.
The acting deputy administrator of USAID reported the possibility of referring criminal cases to the U. S. Department of Justice. This concerns allegations of the misuse of foreign aid.
Russian drones attacked civilian and energy infrastructure in the Odesa region. As a result of the attack, two people were injured, a private house was destroyed, and an administrative building was damaged.
In the past day, 109 combat clashes were recorded, mostly in the Kharkiv region and the Toretsk direction. The enemy launched 3 missile strikes, 85 airstrikes, and over 4000 shellings of Ukrainian positions.
The New York Times reports on the suspension of the transfer of intelligence data from the USA to Ukraine regarding warnings about enemy strikes. The pause also affected information on targeting with HIMARS systems.
White House advisor Mike Waltz reported on discussions about the date, location, and team for peace negotiations. Trump may restore military aid to Ukraine on the condition of sincere intentions from both sides to negotiate.
John Ratcliffe hopes that the pause in providing intelligence assistance to Ukraine will soon be over. According to him, the United States will continue to cooperate with Ukraine as before to counter aggression.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz stated the possibility of restoring aid to Ukraine from President Trump. This is possible on the condition of organizing peace negotiations and taking confidence-building measures.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe announced a temporary halt to the supply of weapons and intelligence to Ukraine. The decision is related to awaiting a response to a letter to Trump.
The U. S. has moved to freeze the provision of intelligence data to Ukraine following the Trump administration's decision to suspend military aid. Three officials confirmed the freezing of intelligence channels between Washington and Kyiv.
French authorities have confirmed the possibility of a joint trip by Macron, Zelensky, and Starmer to the USA "in the near future". According to the Daily Mail, the visit could take place next week to present a joint position to Trump regarding the peace plan.
In the Osnovyansky district of Kharkiv, an attack by an enemy UAV of the "Molniya" type was recorded. The attack hit an abandoned area, with no fire or casualties.
27 EU leaders will gather in Brussels to discuss a new security architecture and military support. On the agenda is the allocation of 800 billion euros for defense and the issue of using frozen Russian assets.
The Ministry of Health reports stabilization of ARVI, influenza, and COVID-19 incidence after the peak in February. During the epidemic season, nearly 3 million Ukrainians fell ill, with 33 deaths recorded from influenza.
Trump expressed support for Zelensky's initiative regarding peace negotiations and a deal on natural resources. At the same time, he did not lift the ban on the supply of weapons and other significant assistance to Ukraine.
At night, the enemy attacked energy facilities in one of the regions with drones, there are damages and consumers without power. Due to weather conditions, electricity consumption is decreasing, it is recommended to use high-power electrical appliances from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
The Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defense Council refuted the fake article by CNN about disruptions in Starlink's operation at the front. It has been confirmed that such a publication does not exist on CNN's resources, and the image is a forgery.
The Trump administration published a list of 440 federal properties for sale, including the FBI headquarters. A few hours later, the list was reduced to 320 properties, removing all buildings in Washington.
High-ranking Trump officials held unofficial talks with Zelensky after the incident in the Oval Office.
The head of the Office of the President, Yermak, called on Russia to cease shelling to end the war. Zelensky expressed readiness for negotiations with Trump and praised his "strong leadership."
Keir Starmer convinced Zelensky to offer an "olive branch" to Trump after the cessation of U. S. military aid. The Ukrainian president expressed readiness for negotiations and supported the idea of a ceasefire at sea and in the air.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 181 Shahed drones and other types of UAVs, as well as Iskander and S-300 missiles. Defense forces destroyed 115 strike drones, with Kyiv, Odesa, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions affected.
The US has ordered British intelligence services to stop sharing intelligence with Ukraine as part of a withdrawal of support. The ban applies to all British intelligence agencies and military units.
Ukraine's ambassador to the USA Markarova explained that Trump read Zelensky's post. In his address to the nation, Trump stated Ukraine's readiness for negotiations.
Russian troops attacked Kyiv region with drones on the night of March 5. Residential buildings, cars, and infrastructure facilities in the Boryspil district were damaged.
Leaders of Arab states endorsed the Egyptian plan for the reconstruction of Gaza, costing $53 billion, which excludes the eviction of Palestinians. The plan includes the establishment of an administrative committee of technocrats to manage the enclave.
