The Security Service of Ukraine detained a Russian agent who installed webcams near the Mykolaiv seaport to monitor Ukrainian warships and merchant ships exporting agricultural products.
More than one million doses of diphtheria and tetanus vaccine have been delivered to Ukraine for routine vaccinations in 2024.
No electricity shortages have been reported in Ukraine's power grid. Three power units and a building of the TPP were taken out of operation for short-term repairs.
Five Marines aboard a missing helicopter that crashed in California were found dead.
For the second time in a week, Biden slips up by confusing former German chancellors while recounting a conversation from the 2021 G7 summit.
The law enforcement officer and four of his accomplices will be tried for organizing an illegal scheme to smuggle conscripts across the Ukrainian border to Romania for a reward of 3500-6000 euros.
The IOC has unveiled the design of the medals for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, which will include small pieces of metal from the Eiffel Tower to make them unique.
Explosives experts destroyed a warhead of a Russian X-101 cruise missile found in a household in Kyiv region.
Finland has extended the closure of the border with Russia for another two months, until April 14, due to security risks.
Bulgaria is going to prosecute Russia for war crimes committed during its invasion of Ukraine by amending its criminal code to allow universal jurisdiction in such cases.
Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ihnat explained that, based on past statistics of Russian missile attacks on Ukraine, it is difficult to predict the time of the next strike due to the different intervals between attacks.
The Serbian president says he will take part in the upcoming summit between Ukraine and the Western Balkans.
The occupiers in the Luhansk region are handing out Russian passports and summonses to men, and are opening a center to teach young people how to blog.
OpenAI is forming a new team to investigate and prevent potential misuse of AI by children, as well as to ensure compliance with child privacy laws.
Russian invaders plan to open the first "Center for Junior Army Training" in occupied Melitopol to teach children military skills.
The ICC blocks Ukraine's attempt to create a specialized international tribunal to try Russian leaders for crimes committed on the territory of Ukraine.
Chairman of the Munich Security Conference calls for greater European responsibility in security and cooperation.
Two Russian Tu-95 strategic bombers, accompanied by SU-30SM fighters, flew near Alaska.
The creation of the new Unmanned Systems Forces will allow the military to better utilize drones for reconnaissance, combat operations, and develop domestic production.
A new base for Wagner mercenaries is being built in southern Russia. The new base will also house a new volunteer corps of the Russian Guard.
In the Tavria sector, Ukrainian troops destroyed 39 units of Russian military equipment and neutralized 159 drones.
The United States continues to supply Ukraine with military equipment purchased under the USAI program and will do so for years under long-term contracts, the Pentagon says.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained an informant of the Russian military intelligence who adjusted the enemy's fire, which killed 6 civilians, including children, during a missile strike on a residential area in Pokrovsk district of Donetsk region.
Three Russian Shahed attack drones were shot down over the Cherkasy region of Ukraine at night, and another hit an abandoned building.
The U. S. ambassador to Kyiv voiced support for more security assistance to Ukraine after Russia launched another missile attack.
Facebook and Instagram will label images generated by the artificial intelligence of other companies.
Dutch shipowners ask the Ministry of Defense to authorize armed protection of ships passing through the Red Sea due to the increasing number of attacks by Houthis.
Belarus and Russia are seeking to unify the lists of "extremists" and banned websites.
Polish checkpoints on the border with Ukraine have been unblocked after the protests, but are not yet operating at full capacity.
From now on, Ukrainians can receive their driving licenses with international delivery to five more European countries: Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Belgium and Switzerland.
