Ministry of Defense of Ukraine

The Prime Minister of the Netherlands received a military briefing on the situation at the front from the Ukrainian military leadership during his visit to discuss continued military support.

The law signed by President Zelenskyy introduces NATO clinical protocols and standards in the medical support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The security expert believes that the participation of dubious companies in tenders for the supply of food and other goods for the Armed Forces should be excluded at the legislative level to prevent disruption of supplies.

The International Court of Arbitration has awarded the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine over USD 491,000 after foreign suppliers breached contracts by failing to meet deadlines for delivering goods to the Ukrainian military.

President Zelenskyy has changed the commander of the Logistics Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, appointing Volodymyr Karpenko to the post.

russian police are already monitoring the cemetery where Navalny is to be buried on March 1 and checking the passports of those who want to get there.

According to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, since the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, more than 270 people, including 14 children, have been killed by mines and explosive devices, and more than 600 have been injured.

In February, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed 13 russian aircraft, including 10 fighter-bombers, 2 fighters, and 1 long-range radar detection aircraft, making it the worst month for russian pilots since October 2022.

The auditors found that military units in four regions paid more than UAH 186 million in unjustified additional remuneration to some servicemen.

The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine has lists of people with whom Russia can contact to spread pro-Russian narratives and influence the socio-political situation in Ukraine.

According to the head of Ukrainian intelligence, drones will never be able to completely replace soldiers on the battlefield and will only support ground troops.

Russian troops shelled 10 regions of Ukraine, attacking 72 settlements and 99 infrastructure facilities.

Ukrainian troops launched a missile attack on the concentration of Russian troops in Olenivka, Donetsk region, killing 19 occupants.

Ukrainian intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov says they are "taking certain measures" after receiving evidence that Russia has learned of Ukraine's plans for a previous counteroffensive.

The Pentagon is considering using the remaining $4 billion in military aid to support Ukraine's defense forces as the Senate delays approval of further financial assistance.

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has signed a memorandum with the Federation of Military and Technical Sports of Ukraine to improve military training.

Procurement procedures for the supply of food for the Armed Forces have been re-announced.

The experts commented on the court decision that blocked the food tenders for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Representatives of Ukraine and the United States conducted two more joint inspections of weapons provided by the Americans to ensure their proper storage, accounting, and use.

British intelligence reports that the downing of another Russian A-50 demonstrates Moscow's inability to defend its own aircraft. Analysts assume that the Russians will want to deploy the A-50 a little further from the front line.

Over the past 24 hours, Russian troops shelled 11 regions of Ukraine, attacking 147 settlements and 128 infrastructure facilities.

Four climbers were killed and three injured in an avalanche on the Puy de Dome mountain range in the French Alps.

In Vinnytsia, law enforcement officers dismantled a large-scale scheme of embezzlement of public funds intended for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine through overpriced contracts for the supply of military equipment worth over UAH 4 million.

The President signs a law allowing the demobilization of conscripts.

The first direct contract was signed between Ukraine and a Swedish manufacturing company during the visit of Swedish Defense Minister Paul Johnson to Ukraine.

During the week, Ukrainian defenders destroyed almost 12 Russian battalions, neutralizing more than 200 artillery pieces and 5,750 occupants.

Russian troops shelled 10 regions of Ukraine, attacking 117 settlements and 113 infrastructure facilities with mortars, tanks, artillery, rockets and aircraft, killing and injuring civilians.

Ukraine's Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said that 50% of the weapons provided to Ukraine by its Western partners are not delivered on time, leading to losses of Ukrainian personnel and territory.

The head of Ukraine's military intelligence said that there is currently no realistic prospect of Russia acquiring Iranian missiles.

The head of Ukraine's military intelligence denied reports that thousands of Ukrainian soldiers were captured during the withdrawal from Avdiivka, saying that the actual number of prisoners was small.