War in Ukraine
The President appointed Serhiy Hunko and Viktor Zayets as heads of counterintelligence departments. Both officials previously served as deputy heads.
A deputy of the Kupyansk District Council was convicted of organizing the deportation of 214 people through a closed checkpoint. The perpetrator provided his own buses for transportation.
In Lviv, a fare-dodging passenger knocked a ticket inspector to the ground while exiting a bus. A soldier at the bus stop helped subdue the attacker and handed him over to the police.
The committee supported bill No. 11115 on the disclosure of social media owners and funding. Platforms face sanctions and a ban on use by state bodies.
The General Staff recorded the greatest enemy activity in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions. Dozens of towns in Sumy and Chernihiv regions came under fire.
Due to increased passenger traffic, four additional services have been scheduled to Dnipro, Lviv, and Odesa. The route from Kyiv has been extended to Yaremche with transfers to the mountains.
The absence of the goalkeeper from Rebrov's squad is due to a technical decision stemming from a lack of match practice. The squad was approved two weeks before the World Cup play-off matches.
The 21-year-old suspect verified terminals for the Russian Federation through relatives and acquaintances. The court chose a pre-trial detention measure in the form of custody without the right to bail.
Peskov announced the continuation of negotiations with Washington for a conflict settlement. Moscow expects its own interests to be taken into account in a future agreement.
Fedorov announced the start of B2B partnerships for the development of air defense and electronic warfare systems. Joint projects will receive up to 1 million euros, and winners will be selected in 2026.
Due to a drone attack and a large-scale fire at the terminals, fuel shipments have been suspended. Smoke from the fire was visible from neighboring Finland.
University students will study the basics of national resistance and pre-medical care in accordance with the new law. The training program will be developed jointly by the Ministry of Education and Science and the Ministry of Defense.
The volunteer's son, Dmytro, is a first-year student at KPI and is interested in the military field. The young man helps his father at the foundation, working on drone firmware.
Russian drones attacked residential buildings in two districts of Kharkiv. Among the nine injured are a 15-year-old girl and a woman in serious condition.
Parliament expects Andriy Pyshnyi on March 26 for explanations regarding the disclosure of banking secrecy. The scandal arose after Oleh Horokhovsky published a photo of a client.
The Rada ratified an agreement on attracting funds for the repair of routes to checkpoints and the TEN-T network. The money will go to routes in Lviv and Odesa regions.
Defense Forces hit an oil terminal in the Leningrad region and the icebreaker Purga. Four enemy communication nodes in the occupied territories were also destroyed.
MPs supported the bill on the introduction of tutoring and adaptation programs. The assistance applies to IDPs, veterans, and youth from vulnerable groups.
Hungary is stopping gas supplies and blocking a €90 billion EU loan over the Druzhba oil pipeline. Viktor Orban demands the resumption of supplies.
The mayor of Lviv called his reaction to the air defense work emotional and incorrect. He admitted that the military knows better how to allocate resources for sky protection.
In Russian kindergartens, meetings are held regarding service in unmanned systems troops. The Center for Countering Disinformation calls this the militarization of children.
In Chernihiv region, two men tied up and beat a veteran to access his bank account. Police detained fellow villagers who stole the funds.
During the full-scale Russian invasion, the SBU transformed into a modern special service of a state fighting for its existence.
The occupiers are accumulating missiles for massive attacks along with UAVs to increase casualties. ISW predicts the launch of series of over 1000 drones by autumn 2025.
The occupiers struck the Kholodnohirskyi and Novobavarskyi districts with UAVs. Residential buildings were damaged, cars are on fire, and injured women have been reported.
The Security Service of Ukraine has existed for many years. The history of the Ukrainian special service has come a long way from the units of the UPR and the OUN Security Service to modern counteraction against Russian special services.
Due to Russian attacks, parts of five regions were left without power, and scheduled outages were introduced in Chernihiv Oblast. In Khmelnytskyi Oblast, a worker was injured during the strike.
Two elderly people with craniocerebral injuries and shrapnel wounds are in the hospital. Another 11 people are receiving outpatient treatment.
Parliament began its work on time on March 25. The Speaker congratulated the SBU and honored the memory of those killed in missile attacks.
The acting head of the SBU congratulated colleagues and spoke about the combat achievements of the special service. Drones and special forces destroy the enemy daily and expose traitors in the rear.