The President of Ukraine instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to prepare information regarding the US withdrawal from the International Center for the Investigation of Crimes of the Russian Federation. Zelenskyy noted that the details of the White House decision are unknown to him.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Putin is planning an offensive in the Kharkiv and Sumy directions. The goal is to put pressure on Ukraine for negotiations on a ceasefire on the terms of the Russian Federation.
President Zelenskyy confirmed the exchange of prisoners with Russia on March 19 in the format of 175 for 175. Information about the exchange was known to the OP even before the negotiations between Trump and Putin.
A district judge has ruled that Elon Musk and the White House Office of Performance likely violated the Constitution by shutting down USAID. The court ordered to restore access to the agency's systems.
The President of Ukraine emphasized that the ceasefire in the Black Sea is an important achievement. He added that the maritime corridor will continue to function regardless of Russia's actions.
G7 ministers discussed support for Ukraine and stressed the importance of security guarantees after the war. Japan is ready to assist in the reconstruction of Ukraine through public-private partnerships.
On the night of March 14, the Russians attacked a hospital in Zolochev, Kharkiv region, with drones. As a result of the shelling, a fire broke out, and a 33-year-old emergency worker was injured.
Sweden has signed a contract for the production and supply of 18 Archer self-propelled guns and 5 ARTHUR counter-battery radars to Ukraine worth about $300 million. This will strengthen Ukraine's artillery potential.
US Special Representative Stephen Vitkov has completed negotiations in Moscow. He is returning to discuss with President Trump further steps to resolve the war in Ukraine.
The Kremlin is using the same narratives as to justify the invasion of Ukraine to create conditions for aggression against NATO countries. The narratives are adapted to the tension between Western states.
More than half of Americans believe that Trump is too close to Moscow. At the same time, almost half support his idea of military support for Ukraine in exchange for a share of mineral wealth.
Ukrainian troops are practically without a fight leaving the border region, which was captured seven months ago, due to pressure from the USA. The retreat may be a prerequisite for negotiations on a truce with Russia.
Putin agreed to a ceasefire, but put forward conditions that give Russia advantages and allow it to resume hostilities. ISW experts believe that this indicates that the Russian dictator is not set on establishing peace.
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has stated that he will vote for a bill to fund US government agencies. He believes this is the best choice for the country.
The head of the Danish Defense Committee, Rasmus Jarlov, is outraged by Trump and Rutte's discussion of the annexation of Greenland. He emphasized that this would mean war between the two NATO countries.
The French Prime Minister called Trump's statement about raising tariffs on alcohol from the EU a provocation. The Spanish government called for calm and firmness.
The Israel Defense Forces struck a terrorist command center in Damascus. Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon, where strategic weapons were manufactured and stored, was also hit.
The acting head of the Greenland government is convening a meeting of party leaders due to Trump's words about the possible annexation of the island. He condemned the dismissive behavior of the US president and called for a strong reaction.
Putin had a conversation with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, noting the country's mediation efforts. The Kremlin did not specify which side initiated the telephone conversation.
The United States will resume supplying Ukraine with GLSDB bombs, modernized to counter Russian interference, amid the depletion of ATACMS stockpiles. The use of updated bombs is expected to resume in the coming days.
Former US National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, who released Pentagon data on the war in Ukraine, pleads guilty to obstructing justice. During the court hearing, he called himself a "proud patriot".
The US is considering ways to cooperate with Russia's Gazprom in global projects, despite sanctions. There are preliminary contacts between representatives of both countries regarding the restoration of the Nord Stream.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow the partial implementation of a plan to abolish citizenship by birthright for children of immigrants and foreign tourists.
The occupiers want to increase the export of Ukrainian grain by building elevators in the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk region. The grain is exported to other countries, in particular through the Caspian Sea to Iran.
The European Union will agree on March 14 to extend personal sanctions against Russian citizens for 6 months. Hungary has given its consent after the removal of three people from the list.
The US has transferred less than 40 ATACMS missiles to Ukraine, which were used in late January. The resumption of arms supplies is already underway.
According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, on March 12, the Russian army lost 1,200 soldiers. 1 tank, 2 armored fighting vehicles and 19 artillery systems were also destroyed.
As a result of the attack, infrastructure facilities in Dnipro and Samara district were damaged. Two women were injured, one of them is in serious condition. Nikopol region is also under attack.
Russia withdrew a ship with 4 Kalibrs from the Black Sea. At the same time, the aggressor country keeps 3 missile carriers with 26 missiles in the Mediterranean Sea.
On March 13, Ukraine will be cloudy, with possible rain due to a cyclone from Poland. The temperature during the day will range from 14 to 22 degrees Celsius, with gusts of wind expected.
