After the HUR strike on the Bastion-M complex, the enemy lost most of its launchers. Now the occupiers likely have only one operational installation for hypersonic missiles.
Zelenskyy announced Russia's plans to establish four drone control stations in Belarus. The HUR will inform partners and media about these threats.
Ukraine has evidence of Russia transferring intelligence data to the Iranian regime. The occupiers also deliberately exaggerate their own successes for future negotiations.
Intelligence identified 62 foreign components in enemy UAVs and published their 3D models. According to its data, Russia uses Western AI modules to modernize weapons.
The HUR intercepted a conversation of an occupier who eliminated his colleague due to chaos at the positions. The invaders cannot identify their own and shoot at everyone.
Throughout March, intelligence officers struck enemy forces in the Zaporizhzhia direction. Artillery and unmanned system operators were involved in the operations.
Defense Forces destroyed an occupier who raped children and went to war from a penal colony. The occupier fought as part of the 9th regiment and died immediately after arrival.
Intelligence released a list of 50 units of equipment at strategic enemy enterprises. The equipment is used for the repair and construction of ships.
HUR published a list of 79 enterprises cooperating in Su-34 production. Almost a third of the factories, including suppliers of electronics and titanium, are not under restrictions.
At the capital's military cemetery, a farewell ceremony was held for Rodrigo Oliveira, a fighter of the HUR Legion. The warrior from Brazil died in battle near Stepnohirsk in Zaporizhzhia.
The Defense Forces struck enemy targets in the areas of Novomykolaivka, Shakhtarsk, and Berdianske. Artillery, a repair unit, and enemy warehouses were destroyed.
Special forces of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine damaged two key vessels of the Kerch ferry crossing and the infrastructure of the Port Kavkaz. The ships were transporting weapons and equipment of the occupiers.
Intelligence identified Russian athletes who fought against Ukraine. Among them are officers and deputies who plan to participate in international competitions.
The head of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, Oleh Ivashchenko, reported to the head of state on the Kremlin's intentions to use the conflict around Iran to lift sanctions.
Intelligence identified 19 new companies and dozens of foreign components in enemy UAVs. The data has been handed over to partners to strengthen sanctions pressure.
Over three months, DIU intelligence officers eliminated more than 300 Russians and captured 39. The defense was stabilized by destroying enemy logistics with drones.
In February 2026, soldiers of the special unit "Ghosts" destroyed a helicopter, a UAV, 4 ships and a radar station in Crimea.
President Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine will respond to appeals from Ukrainians regarding evacuation from Middle Eastern countries. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommends refraining from traveling to Israel and Iran.
The SBU, together with the Defense Forces, struck warships, air defense systems, and six oil loading berths in the port of Novorossiysk. A large-scale fire broke out in the port.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has published technical documentation and a list of components for the new Russian cruise missile "Izdelie-30". Microchips manufactured in the USA, Switzerland, China, and the Netherlands were found in its navigation system.
The GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine published an interception where a Russian infantryman complains about severe injuries, and the commander demands his return to positions. The recording demonstrates the command's disregard for the lives and health of personnel.
The GUR released an intercepted conversation that indicates a critical moral and psychological state in Russian army units. The commander threatens subordinates with reprisals for refusing to attack.
The Russians are trying to break through in the Zaporizhzhia direction, having thrown about 20,000 troops at the assault on Stepnohirsk. The loss of the city will allow them to shell Zaporizhzhia around the clock.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense and the Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defense Council have published information about ten Russian public figures who support Russia's aggression against Ukraine. This data is available on the War&Sanctions portal in the "Kremlin's Mouthpieces" section.
Three of the four individuals detained in Moldova in connection with the preparation of contract killings in Ukraine, allegedly orchestrated by Russian special services, have been placed under arrest for 30 days. Among them is the suspected organizer of the scheme, who acted on the instructions of Russian special services.
Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko announced the detention of a group that was preparing contract killings of prominent Ukrainians and foreigners under the supervision of Russian special services. Among the potential victims was Andriy Yusov, a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
The GUR recorded Starlink disconnections among Russian occupiers along the entire front line. Russians are forced to use low-quality Gazprom terminals, which do not provide stable communication.
One Russian 'Shahed/Geran' type drone can contain up to 12 transistors manufactured by the German company Infineon Technologies. Russia receives these components through shadow schemes, bypassing sanctions.
As noted by intelligence, Ukrainian fighters continue to systematically destroy elements of the Russian Armed Forces' defense on the peninsula. This time, a surface-to-air missile system, a radar station, and a Russian combat boat were hit.
Ukrainian intelligence has released information on 39 enterprises of the Kalashnikov concern, some of which are still not under sanctions. These companies produce reconnaissance and attack drones, guided munitions, and other military equipment.
