War in Ukraine
A metal icon and a copper cross from the 18th-19th centuries were handed over to the art museum. The valuables were seized during an attempt to illegally send them abroad by mail.
MPs demand an audit of Vladyslav Suvorov's assets before his appointment. The official's family owns elite real estate and cars worth millions of hryvnias.
Russian propaganda resources have launched a large-scale information campaign, attempting to use the incident involving the detention of Ukrainian cash collectors in Hungary to discredit Ukraine. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine demands the return of the seized assets.
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.
Macron announced the possibility of using strategic oil reserves due to the war against Iran. G7 ministers will discuss mobilizing up to 400 million barrels.
Parts of Sumy, Chernihiv, and Kharkiv regions were left without electricity due to enemy attacks. Hourly power restriction schedules are in effect in the regions.
Sowing will begin two weeks later due to frozen soil. Rising fuel prices and the condition of winter crops do not threaten the country's food security.
The new law prohibits the extradition of foreign military personnel of the Russian Federation to other states. Criminals wanted internationally will receive immunity for participating in the war against Ukraine.
According to SIPRI, Ukraine ranked second among recipients of US weapons. Germany directs 24% of its defense exports to help Ukrainians.
The Foreign Minister stated that there is an unbreakable link between the regimes of Moscow and Tehran due to arms exchange. He called on partners for collective defense and increased pressure.
A former serviceman and 18 accomplices produced forged documents for $3,000-5,000. During searches, fakes and combat weapons were seized.
The Ukrainian Navy struck three Pantsir-S1 complexes, a BK-16 landing craft, and drone control stations. An Orion UAV base was destroyed at the Kirovskoye airfield.
Shevchenko's figure has become a moral compass and a source of fighting spirit. Russian occupiers are deliberately destroying monuments and the poet's books in the temporarily occupied territories.
Rescuers have completed clearing the rubble of the building in Kharkiv where 10 people died. Among the victims are two children; the fate of four more residents remains unknown.
Russia's share of the global arms market has shrunk to 6. 8 percent due to isolation. Germany has surpassed China and Russia in terms of international deliveries.
Defense forces destroyed an enemy tank, armored combat vehicle, and quad bikes on the route to Malynivka. All enemy paratroopers were eliminated by pinpoint drone strikes.
G7 finance ministers will discuss releasing up to 400 million barrels of oil due to shortages. Brent prices jumped to $120 due to the war in the region.
The General Staff reported 130 combat engagements and nine thousand enemy kamikaze drones. The most difficult situation remains in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole directions.
Israel attacked Iran and Lebanon, and Iranian drones struck Bahrain. Oil prices exceeded $100 amid the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei.
Air defense forces shot down and suppressed 161 enemy drones out of 197 launched. Two ballistic missiles and 36 drones were recorded hitting eight locations.
Zelenskyy confirmed the dispatch of specialists to combat Iranian UAVs. Kyiv hopes to receive diplomatic support and new air defense systems.
The General Staff reported the elimination of 750 occupiers and the destruction of one vessel in a day. The enemy also lost 2224 UAVs, 70 artillery systems, and 188 units of automotive equipment.
As a result of Russian strikes on the Sumy and Novoslobidska communities, five people were injured. A locomotive, a trolleybus line, a shopping center, and private houses were damaged.
Ukrainian experts will teach Persian Gulf countries how to shoot down Iranian drones and missiles. Three states plan to purchase Ukrainian UAV interception systems.
Russian troops attacked Zaporizhzhia on the night of March 9. As a result of the shelling, a residential building was damaged; according to preliminary data, there were no casualties.
The price of a barrel of oil reached $108 for the first time since 2022 amid the conflict in the Middle East. Investors fear shortages and a new wave of inflation.
The occupiers are taking documents from migrants from Central Asia and forcing them to fight. Tens of thousands of foreigners are used as cheap labor and reserves.
The General Staff recorded 120 combat engagements on the front and massive UAV strikes. Artillery and over 50 occupiers were destroyed in the Pokrovsk direction.
A group of individuals in seven cars blocked a TCC vehicle, injured two servicemen, and abducted a conscript. Police are searching for the attackers in connection with a serious crime.
Unmanned systems forces struck valuable enemy equipment and warehouses in the occupied territories. Domestic long-range FP-2 drones were used for the attack.