As a result of the air strike on the Dnipro district, a 15-year-old girl was injured. She has explosive and traumatic brain injuries, as well as a concussion, and is currently under medical supervision.
At night, Russian troops attacked a lyceum in Bohodukhiv with drones, causing a fire. While extinguishing the fire, the enemy struck the rescuers twice, damaging equipment, and there are 4 injured.
The United States has imposed visa restrictions on Thai officials involved in the forced repatriation of Uyghurs. This is a response to their participation in the return of 40 Uyghurs to China in late February.
On March 15, the occupiers shelled the Kyiv region, damaging seven private houses in the Bila Tserkva district and a gazebo in the Yahotyn district. There is no information about casualties.
The Trump administration is not abandoning its plan for mass layoffs and budget cuts. Despite acknowledging mistakes, the White House promises to fight court decisions regarding the reinstatement of those dismissed.
The US has designated South Korea as a "sensitive" country. Seoul has expressed concern and is in talks with Washington.
russia massively attacked DTEK energy facilities in Dnipropetrovsk and Odesa regions, leaving some residents without electricity. Infrastructure was damaged, there are wounded.
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced the downing of 126 UAVs over the regions. In Volgograd, explosions and a fire are reported near a Gazprom gas station and a Lukoil oil refinery.
The US Secretary of State has stated cautious optimism regarding negotiations with Russia for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine. The US is making it known to Russia that reciprocity is key to peace.
The Trump administration is considering expanding the list of countries whose citizens will be banned from entering the United States. The list includes countries from both the red and orange zones.
Over the past day, 149 combat clashes took place on the front. The most tense situation is observed in the Pokrovsky direction, and 20 combat clashes took place in the Kursk direction.
The EU Council has extended individual sanctions against Russia. 3 deceased persons have been removed from the list and 4 persons have not been renewed, but the EU is ready to increase pressure on Russia.
Canadian Foreign Minister declares support for the American proposal for a ceasefire in Ukraine.
The court ordered compulsory treatment for a 41-year-old Kyiv resident who shot a 65-year-old pensioner at a gas station. The man suffers from mental disorders and needs strict supervision.
G7 countries called on Russia to reciprocate the ceasefire in Ukraine, as Kyiv did. They stressed the need for security measures to prevent a resumption of aggression.
NATO Secretary General stated the necessity of normalizing relations with Russia after the war in Ukraine. He emphasized the continuation of pressure on Russia to ensure the seriousness of negotiations.
Russian aviation struck the center of Kherson with a guided aerial bomb, damaging social facilities and commercial establishments. One injured, a 23-year-old resident of Kherson, is known.
As of March 13, farmers have already sown 83,000 hectares of spring crops in 15 regions. In 2025, it is planned to sow more than 5.7 million hectares, increasing the area under spring wheat by 28%.
Michael Fassbender told how at the audition for the role of James Bond he accidentally promoted the candidacy of Daniel Craig. He noted that Craig eventually became the most successful Bond.
China has joined the EU and the USA in requiring the labeling of AI-generated content online from September 1. The goal is to combat disinformation and abuse.
The Trump administration has appealed to the Supreme Court to allow restrictions on birthright citizenship. The decree deprives citizenship to those whose parents are illegally in the country.
The EU has extended sanctions against Russia until September 15, 2025, but removed 4 individuals from the list under pressure from Hungary and Slovakia. The restrictions apply to almost 2,400 individuals and legal entities.
The death of Anne Marie Hochhalter, who was paralyzed in the 1999 Columbine shooting, has been ruled a homicide. The death toll has risen to 14 due to complications from her injuries.
The National Police is searching for the murderer of activist Demyan Hanul in Odesa. Information that the shooter surrendered has not been confirmed.
The US State Department will appoint Anne Wu as interim charge d'affaires in Beijing until the Senate confirms David Perdue as ambassador. This comes amid strained relations between the US and China.
Public figure Demyan Hanul was shot dead in Odesa. The police are looking for the person involved in the murder and ask to report any information.
At the March meeting of the European Council, EU leaders will discuss support for Ukraine, investments in defense and increasing the competitiveness of the European Union. There will also be an exchange of views on the EU's multiannual budget.
China, Russia and Iran called for an end to sanctions during nuclear talks in Beijing, after Iran rejected Trump's call for negotiations. The three countries stressed the importance of ending sanctions.
The European Union has approved the extension of sanctions against Russia for another six months, until September 15, 2025, despite Hungary's veto. Kantor, Ismailova, Degtyarev, and Rashevsky have been removed from the sanctions list.
SBI employees are conducting searches of the Deputy Head of the High Qualification Commission of Judges of Ukraine, who may have given false testimony in favor of ex-judge Tandyra, the perpetrator of the fatal accident at the checkpoint.
