Armed Forces of Ukraine

The new mobilization law aims to find more than 300,000 recruits to replace the exhausted soldiers currently on the battlefield in Ukraine, according to sources cited by The Financial Times.

A deputy from Groysman's Ukrainian Strategy party has transferred almost 400 hectares of state land to a private firm.

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has signed a memorandum of cooperation with the DeepStateUA analytical project to ensure data exchange and strengthen the Armed Forces of Ukraine with relevant information.

The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported a missile threat in Odesa region.

According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Russians lost 980 servicemen over the past day.

The Ukrainian Air Force reports launching guided aerial bombs from tactical aircraft in the Donetsk region.

Ukraine announces an air alert in Kharkiv, Dnipro and Donetsk regions due to a missile threat.

The 17th regular rotation of the IAEA mission took place at the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant on March 12, 2024.

In the occupied territories, the authorities punish local residents for expressing opposition, condemning them for allegedly "dissenting" and supporting the Ukrainian forces.

In the northeastern direction, enemy tactical aviation activity was recorded, which poses a threat of air strikes.

The Ukrainian village of Nevelske remains under the control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, despite reports of its capture by the occupiers.

Zelenskyy received reports on the actions of Ukrainian troops on the battlefield, intelligence efforts, and the capabilities of long-range drones against Russian targets.

Russian occupants intensified their offensive in the Avdiivka sector, where Ukrainian troops repelled 22 attacks over the last day, and a total of 78 combat engagements took place on the Ukrainian front on Tuesday.

Ukraine has tested more than 50 robotic ground platforms, including kamikaze drones, demining robots, and unmanned systems for delivering ammunition and evacuating wounded soldiers, and plans to deploy them on the battlefield in the coming months to minimize casualties and counter Russia's numerical superiority.

a russian A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft was spotted flying over the temporarily occupied Crimea, in particular over Sevastopol.

The Czech Republic secured an opportunity to purchase an additional 200,000 units of artillery ammunition for Ukraine from third countries.

Prices for essential goods are rising, and salaries for local residents of the russian-occupied part of Zaporizhzhia region are delayed for up to two months due to unemployment.

Russian troops are not forming a "striking fist" for a serious breakthrough in the Tauride direction, and the enemy's numbers remain relatively stable despite rotations and reinforcements.

Ukrainian air defense forces destroyed 17 of 22 Russian kamikaze drones during a night attack on March 12. Some of the drones were destroyed by soldiers of the South Air Command.

Without additional military assistance from the United States, Ukraine will face new challenges on the battlefield and will gradually lose more and more territory to Russia, according to senior U. S. intelligence officials.

Russian troops are pulling up reserves in the Novopavlivka direction, using marines, special forces, motorized infantry and tank units.

Ukraine needs Soviet-style ammunition, which can be purchased more cheaply from Balkan countries that have stockpiles, but they refuse to supply directly, so the US and EU can help Ukraine buy it from them.

The National Agency for Finding, Tracing and Management of Assets Derived from Corruption and Other Crimes receives almost USD 1 million of seized funds of the former head of the High Commission in Chernihiv region.

In the Tauride sector, the Ukrainian Armed Forces repelled 44 Russian attacks and destroyed 38 pieces of Russian military equipment, including a Buk-M2 anti-aircraft missile system and 5 ammunition depots.

Soldiers of the UAV group of the 3rd Assault Brigade received vehicles from the Vadym Stolar Foundation.

The Security Service of Ukraine detained an agent of the Russian Federal Security Service, a current Ukrainian serviceman, who tried to fatally poison commanders of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Zaporizhzhia region by adding a poisonous substance to the water supply.

Svitlana Kutsa, a lyceum director and city council member who is an ally of Groysman, is accused of storing humanitarian aid intended for displaced people in a school gym for political gain.

The Sumy Regional Military Administration denies the fake news about a possible massive offensive of russian troops in Sumy region, stating that there are currently no enemy strike groups near the region's borders.

Ukrainian troops continue to hold the bridgehead near Krynok, Kherson region, despite extremely difficult conditions and amid Russian attempts to attack without armored vehicles.

The Ukrainian Air Force reports a missile threat in Sumy and Kharkiv regions.