The Estonian Parliament has adopted amendments to the Constitution that deprive citizens of Russia and Belarus of the right to vote in local elections. The changes will take effect in the fall of 2025.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky awarded the rank of brigadier general to colonels Anton Verkhovenko and Valentyn Ostryzhny on the Day of the National Guard.
According to the WSJ, Russian intelligence services may have gained access to Signal chats discussing Trump's views. The White House called it a fake and stated that Witkoff used a secure line of communication.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed Law 4273-IX (bill 12351), which changes the names of 103 local courts in various regions of Ukraine. The renaming has been agreed with state authorities and does not require additional costs.
In the Pryluky area, the police are investigating landscaping works that may have damaged the burial of victims of the Holodomor. A criminal investigation has been opened and documents are being studied.
The SBU thwarted an attempt to blow up the military recruitment center in Ternopil by a Russian agent couple. The detainees planned two explosions, but were exposed at an early stage.
On March 26, Lukoil suffered a large-scale hacker attack that blocked access to systems for employees and customers. The main office and regional branches are being blocked.
The Kremlin announced a temporary moratorium on strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure, which has allegedly been in effect since March 18. The decision is related to a conversation between dictator Putin and Trump.
Democratic Senator Ron Wyden has called for the resignation of National Security Advisor Waltz and Defense Secretary Hegseth. The reason was suspicion of violating US national security.
HACC found MP Anatoliy Hunko guilty of bribery and sentenced him to 7 years in prison with confiscation of property. He was exposed for receiving 85,000 dollars for assistance in renting state land.
Ukrzaliznytsia has started selling train tickets at suburban ticket offices due to a cyberattack. For the convenience of passengers, the working hours of some ticket offices have been extended and additional ticket clerks have been involved.
A check on the legality of works has been started in Ivkovtsi on the territory where victims of the Holodomor may be buried. The head of the Pryluky RVA must assemble a commission to study the situation.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained two Russian agents in Lviv who were planning to blow up a Ukrainian military car. The attackers planted explosives in the car, they face life imprisonment.
In the village of Ivkovtsy, a cemetery with burials of victims of the Holodomor was razed to the ground. Local authorities stated that it was a landscaping of the territory, and there is no cemetery there.
Ukrzaliznytsia announced that tickets for all trains are sold exclusively for March 25 and 26. Free tea and water were organized for passengers at the train stations.
The Ministry of Culture has included the Zelensky estate of the second half of the 19th century in the register of immovable monuments. This was done to protect the historical building.
Serhiy T. was found guilty of the triple murder in the city of Puszczykowo and sentenced to life imprisonment without the right to parole. He strangled his wife and two daughters.
Russian propaganda is spreading a fake about a strike on the location of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Sumy, trying to justify the missile strike on residential buildings. The National Security and Defense Council notes that this is an attempt to shift responsibility.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defense Council reacted to the Russian bombing of the center of Sumy. As a result of the shelling, dozens of civilians, including 14 children, were injured.
The President's Office has published a video of the aftermath of the Russian strike on Sumy. Currently, 74 people are reported injured, including children.
After the drone attack in Kyiv, control over parking near buildings will be tightened. Rescuers faced the problem of accessing the places of impact due to densely parked yards.
By order of Lukashenko, Belarusian military units are checking combat readiness. The units will conduct shooting, engineering works and simulations of combat operations with UAVs and aviation.
A failure occurred at the Beznau nuclear power plant in Switzerland, which led to the shutdown of the nuclear reactor. The cause of the network connection failure is being investigated, and the timing of the restoration is unknown.
A large-scale fire broke out in the center of Moscow in the elite residential complex "Rosa Rossa". The fire engulfed the upper floors and the roof of the building during repair work.
Mike Waltz stated that a ceasefire on the front line will be the final stage before the signing of a peace agreement. Prior to this, attacks on power grids must cease and prisoner exchanges must take place.
On March 23, an explosion occurred in a police building in the Odesa region. Three law enforcement officers were injured. The explosion occurred after a woman entered the department with a package.
Israeli forces are planning a new ground campaign in Gaza with a possible occupation. The decision depends on ceasefire negotiations and may include increased control and evacuation of civilians.
It is temporarily impossible to purchase train tickets in the "Army+" application. Military personnel are advised to contact the ticket offices of railway stations or directly to the train manager.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a snap election to be held on April 28. The reason was Trump's trade actions and the need for a strong mandate.
On March 23, the Russians shelled Donetsk region, killing two men in Donetsk and Pokrovsk. Another man was injured in the shelling.