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Scholz: Ukraine will not receive Taurus if German military is needed to control missiles
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has ruled out giving Ukraine long-range Taurus missiles if German troops have to provide missile control.
Government is working to make booking parameters fair - Shmyhal
The Cabinet of Ministers is working to improve the reservation system to make it fairer.
Private house explodes in Kyiv region: woman injured
On Monday, March 4, an explosion occurred in a residential building in the village of Trypillia in Kyiv region. A woman was injured in the incident.
European Commission to propose Ukraine to join EU defense industry support scheme - media
The European Commission will propose to allow Ukraine to join the EU's defense industry support program to help modernize Ukraine's military industry and bring it closer to EU membership.
No losses of frontiers, areas or positions in the Tavria sector - Tarnavskyi
Ukrainian troops prevented the loss of borders, districts and positions and destroyed 4 ammunition depots, inflicting over 400 casualties on Russian troops in the Tavria sector.
Zelenskyi held a conference call: he heard from Syrskyi about the audit of the Armed Forces and the rotation of brigades
President Zelenskyi held a daily conference call to hear from the Chief of the Armed Forces about the audit of the Armed Forces and the rotation of brigades, grain exports, and rescue operations after the attacks.
The Cabinet expects GDP growth of 5% this year - Prime Minister Shmyhal
Prime Minister Shmyhal emphasized that the government expects Ukraine's GDP to grow by 5% in 2024, despite the loss of 30% of its territory and a significant economic downturn due to the war.
OVO: Russian troops use cluster munitions for the first time in Kupyansk direction - RMA
Kupyansk in the Kharkiv region was attacked for the first time with a cluster bomb.
The enemy has started using X-31P anti-radar missiles more often: the Defense Forces explained the reason
Russia has begun to use X-31P anti-aircraft missiles more frequently due to the loss of another A-50 aircraft and, as a result, a lack of intelligence.
The U.S. Congress has agreed to fund the government, but without the defense and social programs departments
The U. S. Congress has agreed on a partial funding package that will keep most government agencies running through September but excludes the Departments of Defense, Homeland Security and Health and Human Services.