Armed Forces of Ukraine
The institute's leaders fictitiously employed men for $4,000 to obtain deferments. The suspects also called the war an internal conflict.
Unmanned Systems Forces hit a Ka-52 Alligator near Nadiivka in Donetsk region. The crew tried to evacuate after landing but was eliminated by drones.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine updated data on the occupiers' losses for March 19. The enemy lost over 1,600 soldiers, 1,480 UAVs, 3 tanks, and 245 units of automotive equipment.
Defense Forces hit ammunition and fuel depots in Donetsk, Kherson, and Crimea. Strikes were also carried out on areas where enemy personnel were concentrated.
A Ukrainian Armed Forces serviceman was transmitting data about drones and robotic systems in the Kharkiv region to the enemy. The traitor has been detained and faces life imprisonment.
A Russian drone hit the building of the city's TCC in Sumy. Due to the relocation of personnel, there were no casualties, but a passerby at a bus stop was injured.
The Sumy Regional TCR called drone strikes a deliberate enemy tactic for intimidation. Despite the attacks, the recruitment centers continue to operate.
A KMIS poll showed an increase in the share of opponents of elections during the war to 69%. Only 12% of citizens support voting before the end of hostilities.
The Kyiv Court of Appeal replaced Danylo Kolesnyk's house arrest with a personal recognizance. The footballer stated that he was protecting a civilian during the conflict.
About 73% of young Ukrainians communicate in Ukrainian, while only 7% choose Russian. Most respondents support the ban on content from the aggressor country.
The Cabinet of Ministers has allowed companies that transport goods and repair equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine to be recognized as critically important. This will ensure stable support for the defense sector.
The survey showed that 24% of young people aged 14–25 are considering serving in the Armed Forces. More than 70% of respondents are not yet ready for this step.
A mother starved and suffocated her 5-year-old disabled son in Chortkiv region. The court sentenced the woman, but the prosecutor's office demands a harsher verdict.
Engineering units eliminated 678 Russians and 120 pieces of equipment using mining. The enemy's main losses were inflicted by drones and robotic systems.
The Ministry of Development has approved the composition of the group to prepare for the resumption of civilian flights. Experts will develop measures to protect critical infrastructure.
The President signed a law on new disciplinary rules in the army. The document obliges military personnel to prevent harassment and respond to acts of violence.
The SBU exposed a deserter who, at the request of the Russian Federation, adjusted the air attacks of the Rashists on Dnipro.
The General Staff updated data on enemy losses as of March 16. In addition to personnel, 1883 UAVs, a ship, and dozens of artillery pieces were destroyed.
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 General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported the destruction of 65 cruise missiles and 17 artillery systems per day. The total personnel losses of the occupiers reached 1,279,170 people.
The Defense Forces hit an Iskander launcher, Nebo-U and S-300 stations, as well as a number of enemy command posts. The losses of the occupiers are currently being clarified.
The occupiers are accumulating forces for an attack and using anti-thermal imaging cloaks at night. The enemy is massively using drones on fiber optics and Krylo reconnaissance.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine met with the commanders of the offensive group in the Southern operational zone. The Defense Forces are liberating settlements and destroying the enemy.
The General Staff reported the elimination of 810 occupiers and 2147 UAVs in a day. Also, 52 artillery systems, 4 tanks, and 180 units of enemy vehicles were destroyed.
Police identified two minors who danced to enemy music in front of portraits of fallen soldiers. The girls' parents will be held accountable.
A resident of Khmelnytskyi region spent UAH 1. 1 million in donations and military funds for his own needs. The suspect faces up to 8 years in prison for fraud.
The official misappropriated drones and equipment, pawning some of the equipment. The SBI detained the suspect, who faces up to 15 years in prison.
A temporary booking service for defense industry specialists for 45 days has been launched on the Diia portal. The service is available even if there are violations in military registration.
Military counterintelligence exposed a UAV operator who was transmitting data on the commander's movements to the enemy. The traitor faces life imprisonment for treason.
Cats Who Play studio is releasing a strategy game about the events of 2022 near Kyiv. Ukrainian gamers are calling on Valve to ban the game due to war propaganda.