Olga Rozgon
In Cherkasy, the SBU uncovered an underground group of 4 former communists who supported the aggression of the Russian Federation. The criminals wrote letters to Putin calling for the restoration of the USSR and justified the war crimes of the occupiers.
The commander of a military unit in Kyiv region illegally accrued 7. 1 million UAH in combat payments to subordinates. The funds were received by military personnel who did not participate in combat actions and did not perform special tasks.
Hilaria Baldwin left letters for her five children before flying to New Mexico for her husband's trial. The woman was preparing for the worst in the case of the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the film "Rust."
The Unified Register of Weapons has been integrated with the Diia app to simplify the process of obtaining permits. In the six months since the register's launch, over 620,000 applications for permits have been received.
As a result of the Russian shelling of the village of Petropavlivka in Kupiansk, a 73-year-old woman was killed. The next day, the enemy attacked Stetskivka, damaging a residential building.
Elon Musk publicly urged the USA to withdraw from NATO due to the unprofitability of funding Europe's defense. The businessman supported a post on social media X about the need for the USA to immediately exit the Alliance.
The government has approved a resolution on the transfer of documentation for Ukrainian weapons to various companies to increase production. This will allow for the scaling up of the production of armaments and military equipment in Ukraine.
Concerns have arisen in Germany regarding the possible withdrawal of support for the F-35 fighter jets by the Trump administration. Military experts consider such a scenario unlikely, but politicians are calling for a thorough examination of the issue.
140,000 members of the Liberal Party of Canada are voting for a new party leader to replace Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister. Among the candidates are Mark Carney, Chrystia Freeland, Karina Gould, and Frank Baylis.
Due to the Russian shelling of critical infrastructure, about 2,000 subscribers in the villages of Matviyivka and Lutserna are left without gas. Rescuers have localized the fire, and 210,000 subscribers and 500 enterprises are already receiving gas in normal mode.
The EUFOR ALTHEA mission announced a temporary increase in the military contingent in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Currently, the mission has 1500 servicemen, but the exact number of additional forces is not disclosed.
In cinematography, films are increasingly appearing where the main characters are strong and courageous women. The selection includes films worth watching.
The President signed a decree on the establishment of the Novopavlivka rural military administration in the Synelnykove district. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Dnipropetrovsk Regional State Administration are to take the necessary measures for its formation.
France allocates 200 million euros for the support of energy recovery, housing, healthcare, and demining in Ukraine. The first 19 projects have already been selected for implementation over the next 16 months.
In Dnipropetrovsk region, 16 members of a criminal organization have been detained for selling drugs with a monthly turnover of 12 million UAH. During the searches, drugs, weapons, and cash were seized, and 11 individuals were taken into custody.
The Cabinet has expanded the list of people who can cross the border during martial law. Relatives of fallen soldiers and families of Heroes of Ukraine have been granted the right to leave.
In the occupied territories of Ukraine, Russia forcibly issued 3. 5 million Russian passports to local residents. Refusal to obtain a Russian passport threatens property confiscation and restrictions on access to basic services.
The government carried out personnel rotations in the leadership of state services. Three officials were dismissed, two new leaders were appointed, and a temporary head of the State Export Control was also appointed.
Russian troops attacked DTEK's gas production facilities in Poltava, forcing them to halt operations. In Odesa, systematic strikes on the company's energy infrastructure continue - the sixth attack in 2.5 weeks.
On March 6, three temperature records were recorded in Kyiv - minimum, maximum, and average daily temperature. The figures exceeded previous records by 1.8-2.5 degrees.
The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky will visit South Africa on April 10 for talks with President Cyril Ramaphosa. The meeting is aimed at finding ways to peacefully resolve the war with Russia.
Maxar Technologies has disabled access to satellite images for Ukrainian users. The decision was made at the administrative request of the US government, which prohibited the provision of intelligence data to Ukraine.
After reaching 30 UAH/kg last week, potato prices decreased to 18-28 UAH/kg due to a decline in trading activity. Producers believe the decrease is temporary due to a shortage of quality products.
Young soldiers under the "Contract 18-24" program have received their first financial payments. The program offers professional training according to NATO standards, social guarantees, and additional opportunities for development.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to pay debts to USAID partners by March 10. The amount owed to non-profit organizations is estimated at 2 billion dollars.
The White House spokesperson called the Reuters information about the possible cancellation of legal status for 240,000 Ukrainians a fake. According to her, no decision on this matter has been made yet.
The US has prohibited Britain from sharing intelligence with Ukraine for targeting Storm Shadow missiles. This could significantly reduce the effectiveness of British cruise missiles for strikes against Russian targets.
The European Commission and the EIB signed a guarantee agreement for 2 billion euros for the reconstruction of Ukraine. The funds will be directed to energy, transport, and municipal infrastructure.
Belgium has delayed the delivery of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine until 2026 due to delays in receiving F-35s. Prime Minister Bart De Wever confirmed continued support for Ukraine.
Russian troops attacked the village of Slatyne with guided bombs, destroying a private house. As a result of the strike, a man was killed, two women were injured, and neighboring buildings and cars were damaged.