The occupiers intensified attacks due to the weather, losing 8,000 people. Zelenskyy announced the dismissal of Russian commanders for lying about the real state of affairs.
Ukraine offers security partnership to countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The Foreign Minister emphasized the effectiveness of Ukrainian technologies.
On the Odesa railway, Ilona Vovk sustained fatal injuries from an oncoming train. The girl was helping people evacuate the carriages due to the threat of shelling.
Due to a breakdown at an object damaged by shelling, two districts of the capital and Brovary region were de-energized. DTEK is working to restore electricity supply to consumers.
Admiral Piero Vandier discussed the participation of Ukrainian military personnel in NATO exercises as a Red Team. The parties are finalizing the deployment of JATEC control systems.
The attack on the medical facility killed 13 children and staff, and the hospital ceased operations. The total number of victims of the attacks exceeded 2,000 people.
On the Odesa railway, a conductor was fatally hit by a train during an evacuation due to a drone threat. One passenger also sustained injuries of moderate severity.
Air defense forces shot down 127 enemy drones of various types during the night attack. Eight hits and debris falls were recorded in fourteen locations.
148 battles were recorded during the day, the enemy launched 8379 kamikaze drones and 265 aerial bombs. The Defense Forces eliminated 940 occupiers and destroyed 30 artillery systems.
An agent from the 123rd brigade of the Russian Federation burned a car with Z symbols. The military of the aggressor country are massively contacting ATESH due to heavy losses in assaults.
Foreign Minister Sybiha announced an increase in the intensity of attacks to destroy sources of terror. Strikes reach targets thousands of kilometers deep into the aggressor state.
The General Staff reported intense fighting in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions. The enemy is massively shelling border areas and using aviation.
The President visited Kyiv region to honor the soldiers who defended and liberated the village of Moshchun. The Head of State emphasized the importance of the heroes' feat.
The Defense Forces hit an oil processing unit and a tank at a plant in the Russian Federation. The enterprise supplies fuel to the occupation forces; the damage is currently being assessed.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces repelled an attack by 500 infantrymen and dozens of enemy vehicles. The occupiers lost 405 soldiers and 11 armored vehicles without any success.
Defense Forces hit a command post in Mariupol and a repair unit in Khliborobne. The occupiers' command post in Paraskoviivka was also hit.
SBU FPV drone operators inflicted significant losses on the enemy and released a video of the strikes. Over the past week, special forces incapacitated 1,834 occupiers.
Throughout March, intelligence officers struck enemy forces in the Zaporizhzhia direction. Artillery and unmanned system operators were involved in the operations.
US intelligence and experts note that Beijing avoids force, fearing conflict with the US. Taiwan is strengthening its defense with Patriot systems and naval drones.
A Russian attack on an object in Nizhyn district left 430,000 subscribers without electricity. Critical infrastructure and transport switched to generators.
The occupiers carried out 58 airstrikes and thousands of shellings of the Armed Forces of Ukraine's positions. The greatest enemy activity was recorded in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions.
Donald Trump announced US military dominance in Iran and refused a ceasefire. He expects the Strait of Hormuz to open on its own.
Military officer Viktoriia Kuznetsova participated in a TV show during a fictitious treatment. The command handed over the investigation materials to the SBI for court proceedings.
Syrskyi stated that the number of combat engagements has increased to over 200 per day. In three days, the enemy lost 4,840 people killed and wounded in various areas.
The Central Election Commission set a six-month period after the end of hostilities to prepare for voting. The working group rejected elections due to security risks and the war.
Despite ranking 111th globally, most Ukrainians consider themselves happy due to family ties. Psychologists advise focusing on small joys.
Over 113,000 proceedings have been registered in Kharkiv, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions. Collecting evidence of attacks on infrastructure will be a priority for 2026.
The General Staff recorded 81 combat engagements, with the enemy most actively pressing in the Kostiantynivka and Pokrovsk directions. Sumy and Chernihiv regions are under fire.
A KMIS poll showed that 54% of citizens are ready to endure the war for as long as necessary. The share of such respondents decreased from 65% at the beginning of the year.
The institute's leaders fictitiously employed men for $4,000 to obtain deferments. The suspects also called the war an internal conflict.
