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russian drones approach Odesa region from the Black Sea
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Switzerland considers using russian assets for reparations to Ukraine
Switzerland is considering using frozen russian state assets worth more than $8 billion to finance war reparations to Ukraine for Russia's violations of international law.
russian drones approach Odesa region from the Black Sea
The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine informs about the detection of a group of enemy drones approaching Odesa region from the Black Sea.
Hamas slows down talks with Israel: militants reject new ceasefire and hostage deal
Hamas has rejected a new agreement with Israel on a six-week ceasefire and hostage release, leaving talks in Cairo without an agreement due to disagreements over the release of sick and elderly prisoners held by Hamas.
Zelensky to visit Turkey on March 8 - media
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Turkey on March 8, 2024, to discuss the Russian-Ukrainian war, the Grain Corridor agreement, prospects for peace in the region, and strengthening bilateral relations.
An explosion occurred in Kirovograd region - media
An explosion was heard in Kirovograd region. Earlier, the Air Force reported a missile threat.
UK to provide Ukraine with more than 10 thousand drones - Shapps
The United Kingdom will allocate 125 million pounds to purchase more than 10,000 drones, including attack, reconnaissance and maritime drones, for Ukraine from leading British defense companies.
Israel approves U.S. plan to create a "temporary dock" for humanitarian aid in Gaza to fight hunger
Israel welcomes a US plan to build a temporary dock in Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid to Palestinians by sea amid security disputes and infrastructure restrictions that have halted aid deliveries, leading to childhood deaths from malnutrition.
Strengthening air defense and establishing joint weapons production: Zelenskyy meets with British Defense Secretary
President Zelenskyy met with UK Secretary of State for Defense Grant Shapps to discuss strengthening Ukraine's air defense, long-range capabilities, arms and ammunition needs, joint weapons production, and ensuring freedom of navigation in the Black Sea.
Czech Republic will not issue residence permits to Russians and Belarusians
The Czech Republic will no longer issue visas and residence permits to Russians and Belarusians because of their countries' involvement in the invasion of Ukraine, with some exceptions for opposition members, students, and in humanitarian cases.
Czech President says that the total amount for the purchase of 800 thousand shells for Ukraine has been raised
The Czech Republic has raised the total amount needed to purchase 800,000 shells for Ukraine. Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala noted that Ukraine needs support now more than ever.