The prosecutor's office inspected the upbringing conditions of 52,000 children in institutions and families. Cases of cruel treatment and misuse of state funds were revealed.
The Hungarian Prime Minister rejected the possibility of progress in financing Ukraine and restrictions against Russia. He demands a full restoration of oil supplies from Russia.
Deterioration of visibility and wind of 12 m/s were recorded on Pip Ivan peak. SES rescuers warn of the danger of walking in the highlands of the Carpathians.
Due to Russian attacks, parts of Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, and Sumy regions are without electricity. Power outage schedules are in effect across Ukraine until 9 PM.
Two cars collided in Dubliany, one of which exploded after the impact. Police confirmed one person died and several were injured.
The occupiers intensified their activity on the front due to improved weather and are planning recruitment in 2026. The Commander-in-Chief ordered an urgent strengthening of fortifications and defense.
The new BMW i3 received fast charging for 400 km in 10 minutes and a digital interface. Production of the electric car and hybrid will start at the Munich plant in the autumn.
Finland has been the happiest country in the world for the ninth time in a row. Ukraine maintained its position, while the well-being of young people in the West is declining.
Iran attacked the world's largest LNG plant in Ras Laffan, causing Brent to rise to $112. Experts warn of a global supply shock.
The enemy attacked infrastructure, injuring one person. More than 38,000 subscribers were left without power, and restoration work is underway.
At the EU summit, they will try to force Hungary to unblock 90 billion euros for Kyiv. Diplomats call Orban's position a crisis of trust and an act of desperation.
Defense forces shot down and suppressed 109 enemy drones of various types. 20 hits were recorded in 11 locations and debris fell in 7 other places.
Over the week, 148,817 people contracted ARVI, and influenza viruses were detected in 20 regions. Mortality from influenza and ARVI since the beginning of the season has reached 188 cases.
The President of Ukraine discussed with the Prime Minister of Spain the EU's financial stability package. The funds are intended for the defense and recovery of the state.
The Defense Forces struck an aircraft factory in the Ulyanovsk region, damaging a climate-controlled shelter and aircraft. The enterprise produces Il-76MD-90A and services Ruslans.
Over 6,400 Ukrainians underwent 40+ examinations, receiving cash payments. Starting next week, over-the-counter drugs will be sold at gas stations.
In Plyushchivka, the village head is suspected of killing a colleague with a hunting rifle due to a long-standing conflict. The perpetrator has been detained and faces up to 15 years of imprisonment.
Iran's Foreign Minister said nuclear policy could change under a new leader. Tehran plans to implement a new shipping protocol in the Persian Gulf.
Ukrainian and Spanish manufacturers signed four cooperation documents. The parties plan joint production of missiles, air defense.
A court in Warsaw has ruled that the extradition of a Russian national for destroying an object in Crimea is permissible. He is suspected of causing damages amounting to over 200 million hryvnias.
The Sumy Regional TCR called drone strikes a deliberate enemy tactic for intimidation. Despite the attacks, the recruitment centers continue to operate.
The Ministry of Development has started preparing a feasibility study for a new railway line from Kyiv. The project will be part of Ukraine's integration into the EU transport network.
Iran informed the IAEA about a shell hitting the territory of the nuclear power plant. No damage to the facility or casualties among personnel have been reported so far.
Israeli Air Force launched a targeted strike on the Iranian capital to eliminate the head of intelligence.
The GUR special unit hit the Russian Valdai complex and two BK-16 boats with their crews. A jamming station and a Glonass system were also disabled.
IMF experts, led by Gavin Gray, are discussing macroeconomic and structural changes with the authorities. The priority is the adoption of laws on tax increases.
Due to power shortages, consumption restrictions are in effect in all regions. Emergency blackouts have been introduced in some regions due to the consequences of Russian attacks.
The occupiers attacked the Kholodnohirskyi district of the city with a drone. As a result of the attack, one man was killed, and two more were injured and hospitalized.
An enemy UAV hit a building in the Zarichny district. A 16-year-old boy and a woman were injured, and windows were blown out in nearby high-rise buildings.
Due to energy deficit, trains to Kharkiv run with a transfer in Poltava. Ukrzaliznytsia plans to restore direct high-speed train service by the end of March.
