Ukrainian forces hit the "Protivnik" and "Parol" stations near Libknekhtivka and an S-400 installation near Dalne. Damage to the Valdai complex has also been confirmed.
The special version features a bright yellow color, 19-inch wheels, and a 271 hp engine. The car is equipped with a manual transmission and was released to celebrate a sales anniversary.
In seven days, the enemy launched 1,770 drones and 86 missiles with foreign components. Zelenskyy called on the world to block the supply routes of components to the Russian Federation.
Near the village of Shahid Lakhan, a bus plunged 150 meters into a ravine. Seven people died and nine others sustained injuries of varying severity in the accident.
The Ukrainian national team will not attend the closing ceremony of the Games due to the admission of aggressors under their own flags. The team won 17 medals and took seventh place.
The Trump administration has shifted its focus to the conflict in the Middle East, suspending negotiations. Arms supplies to Ukraine may be delayed in favor of others.
Kazakhstan votes on constitutional changes to strengthen presidential powers. The reform will allow Tokayev to appoint the government and merge the chambers of parliament.
Over 90% of parliamentary candidates are members of the Communist Party. The new assembly is expected to approve the country's top officials as early as April.
As a result of night attacks on the region's energy infrastructure, power outages occurred. Over the week, two people died and 41 were injured.
Near the village of Chervona Khvylia, occupiers struck an emergency vehicle with a drone. A 27-year-old doctor and a technician were killed, and another employee was hospitalized.
Sobyanin announced the downing of four UAVs on approach to the Russian capital. Due to the threat, the operations of Vnukovo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky airports were restricted.
Tehran rejected accusations of striking the Lanaz refinery in Erbil. The plant's operations have been halted due to a fire and the need to assess the damage.
Japanese authorities are assessing legal obstacles to escorting ships in the Middle East. The country plans to release 80 million barrels of oil to stabilize the market.
North Korea launched more than ten 600mm rockets at an island in the East Sea. The projectiles flew approximately 364 km and hit the target with complete accuracy.
Minister Madeleine King affirmed Australia's reliability as a gas supplier amid the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. The country is launching a new Scarborough project.
Underground agents destroyed a transformer that powered the 123rd Russian artillery brigade. Due to the sabotage, the occupiers lost communication and control capabilities.
Terminal operations have been restored after the fire caused by drone debris was extinguished. The port is strategically important for oil supplies bypassing the strait.
Defense forces neutralized 90 out of 97 enemy UAVs of various types during a massive attack. Five hits and falling debris were recorded in two locations.
The occupiers carried out 144 assaults, using over 9,200 kamikaze drones and 68 missiles. The most difficult situation is in the Kostiantynivka direction with 28 enemy attacks.
The Canadian government is modernizing three operational bases to protect sovereignty in the north. Defense spending is planned to increase to 5% of GDP by 2035.
Brent price rose by 9% in a week due to supply risks in the Strait of Hormuz. The US temporarily allowed the purchase of Russian oil to stabilize the market.
An American submarine destroyed the frigate IRIS Dena off the coast of Sri Lanka, killing 80 sailors. The incident created diplomatic pressure on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Trump administration is tightening sanctions and restricting oil supplies to bring about a change of power in Cuba. The US plans to make the island's economy dependent on Washington.
In one day, the Russian army lost 860 personnel, 7 tanks, and over 2,000 drones. The enemy's total losses since the beginning of the invasion have reached over 1.2 million people.
Shiite groups in Lebanon and Iraq have intensified rocket fire and drone attacks. Hezbollah launched two hundred rockets into Israeli territory.
A French soldier was killed and six others were wounded in a drone strike in the Erbil area. The soldiers were in the region to fight ISIS.
The US Treasury Department has introduced a temporary permit for the purchase of Russian oil loaded on tankers until April 11. The decision was made to stabilize the market.
PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel gave private lectures on the Antichrist in Rome. Catholic universities denied their involvement in organizing the event.
The price of gold stopped at $5090 per ounce after falling. Investors are assessing rising oil prices and a strengthening US dollar.
Iran's ambassador to the UN stated there are no plans to block shipping in the region. Tehran accuses the US of destabilizing security on the waterway.
