Ukraine's ambassador to Germany rejects claims of a "freeze" on the war, saying it will only lead to the large-scale conflict that is raging in Europe today.
Fortnite has released a map that recreates Kyiv's Independence Square, and the proceeds from the time players spend on the map will go to rebuild an outpatient clinic in Mykolaiv region.
Iceland has allocated 2 million euros for artillery shells for Ukraine, and every goal scored by Ukraine against Iceland in today's Euro 2024 qualifier will be gratefully received, strengthening the partnership between the two countries.
In the temporarily occupied territories, the Russian occupiers are tightening their control over the information field and encouraging residents to inform on each other through chatbots, where they offer to report "signs of extremist activity" as a pretext to intimidate Ukrainians and suppress resistance.
Oleksiy Danilov, who was dismissed from the post of Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, thanked the President for his trust and the opportunity to serve Ukraine, promising to continue working for the country's benefit.
Ukraine is looking for ways to return deported Ukrainians, including children, from Russia. The world has not seen such a scale of abductions and deportations since the Second World War, and there is no unique formula for resolving this issue.
Ukrainian strikes on ships and infrastructure of the russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol are likely to continue to deter russian forces from redeploying to the western part of the Black Sea and limit the fleet's combat capability.
During the shelling of Odesa on March 25, the Russian occupiers used a double-strike tactic, first hitting a recreational area with one missile and then launching another strike a few minutes after the arrival of the operational services, a tactic they had used before in response to the lack of advantages on the front line.
President Zelenskyy congratulated the National Guard soldiers on their professional holiday, praising their courage, strength and dedication to Ukraine's independence and the ongoing Russian invasion.
In the occupied territories, russian troops have set up additional checkpoints and intensified searches under the guise of fighting terrorism, but in reality with the aim of intimidating local residents and seizing their remaining property.
From March 25 to May 31, Kyiv municipal schools started enrolling children in the first grades; applications are accepted in person, electronically or by mail, with the priority criterion for admission being territorial accessibility.
Over the past week, UAV strike companies from the "Army of Drones" hit more than 370 pieces of Russian military equipment, including 50 tanks, 78 armored vehicles, 21 artillery systems, 95 guns and 192 Russian soldiers.
Russian occupants brought propaganda literature from Ryazan to the occupied territories of the Kherson region, and Ukrainian books are burned or thrown away.
Various options are being considered to speed up traffic flow across the Dnipro River in Zaporizhzhia, including changing traffic algorithms, introducing one-way traffic, and increasing the capacity of bridge crossings.
Ukraine needs more air defense systems so that children do not have to run for cover from Russian missile attacks.
From March 25 to April 1, Ukraine launched a poll in the Diia app to select members of the National Jury who will judge the performances of participants from other countries in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Malmö, Sweden.
Russia's missile attack on Kyiv underscored Ukraine's urgent need for enhanced air defense systems such as the Patriot.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) is celebrating its 32nd anniversary, emphasizing its key role in countering Russian aggression through special operations, maritime drones, combat work, exposing traitors and collaborators, investigating war crimes, countering cyber threats, and destroying the Crimean bridge.
Deputies propose to increase fines to UAH 5,100 and deprivation of rights for up to 10 years for failure to give way to special vehicles, such as ambulances, fire brigades, and police cars with flashing lights and sirens.
With the arrival of warm weather, the danger of tick bites for pets increases, so regular treatments in the form of tablets, drops, collars and sprays in various combinations are recommended to protect animals, and in case of a bite, a visit to a veterinarian is recommended, as ticks can carry dangerous infections such as babesiosis and borreliosis.
Rescuers continue rescue operations at the sites of Russian missile attacks on Zaporizhzhia on March 22, which resulted in 29 people being injured, including 2 children, and 3 killed, including 1 child.
The Ministry of Education and Science announces the Global Teacher Prize Ukraine 2024, an annual award that will give the winner UAH 1 million to implement their own educational project.
The Russian strike on March 22 was the largest attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since the beginning of the war: more than 150 weapons were used simultaneously, causing significant damage to the Dnipro hydroelectric power plant, leading to power outages in 12 regions, with Kharkiv, Odesa, and Khmelnytsky regions suffering the most.
From now on, future applicants can register for the EIT through the Diia app using an ID card or passport and activate Diia. Signature for easy registration.
Putin declared nationwide mourning on March 24, offered condolences to the families of the victims, said Ukraine had prepared a "window" for gunmen to cross the border, and vowed to punish all those involved in the Moscow mall shooting that killed 150 people.
Russia has launched the largest attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since the beginning of the full-scale war, combining various weapons such as kamikaze drones, ballistic and cruise missiles.
A shooting at a shopping center near Moscow killed 150 people, and several suspects were detained, although Tajikistan denies allegations that its citizens were involved in the attack.
Hackers from the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine attacked several important servers in Russia, including the website of Russian state awards, the server of Russian state authorities and the website of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation.
Defense forces destroyed 12 Shahed 131/136 barrage drones in the southeastern regions, but energy facilities in Dnipropetrovs'k and Zaporizhzhia regions were damaged.
According to British intelligence, Russia is unlikely to be able to protect all vulnerable energy facilities, despite plans to deploy Pantsir air defense systems, given the size and scope of the Russian energy sector.
