Turkey calls for ceasefire talks between Ukraine and Russia. Ankara believes that both sides have reached the limit of what can be achieved by military means
The French Secretary of State for European Affairs said that it would be a mistake not to discuss further possibilities of European assistance to Ukraine, as Ukrainians are fighting for European security against Russia's imperialist ambitions.
By September 1, two underground schools will be built in Zaporizhzhia to ensure safe education for children in the war.
China's special representative for Eurasia met in Moscow with the deputy foreign minister to discuss the settlement of the war in Ukraine. He will then visit Poland, Ukraine and Germany.
Canada announces new sanctions against six Russian officials in response to the death of Alexei Navalny.
A car drove into a crowd in Szczecin, Poland, injuring 20 people, including 6 Ukrainians. The 33-year-old driver, who had been undergoing psychiatric treatment for 4 years, was charged with attempted murder and fleeing the scene.
British intelligence reported that in February, Russian troops suffered the highest average daily casualties since the invasion of Ukraine.
Guerrillas in occupied Makiivka destroyed Russian propaganda posters calling on residents to vote in the Russian elections.
Ukraine's Armed Forces continue to expand and hold positions on the left bank of the Dnipro River in Kherson region, killing 69 Russian occupants and repelling an assault attack the day before.
President Zelenskiy thanked Ukrainian rescuers who are helping communities survive Russian attacks, posting footage of the rubble in Odesa after a drone strike killed 10 people, including two children.
Six civilians were injured in a rocket attack in Pokrovsk district of Donetsk region, and another person was wounded after Russians fired an Iskander-M missile.
The Shahid drone that hit a high-rise building in Odesa on March 2 could have had a reinforced warhead, according to the head of the Joint Coordination Press Center of the Southern Operational Command of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Polish farmers continue to block truck traffic at six checkpoints on the border with Ukraine, leaving more than 2,400 trucks queued up to enter Ukraine.
Soldiers of the 47th Brigade destroyed a group of Russian occupants in the Avdiivka sector using Bradley infantry fighting vehicles and attack drones, as evidenced by footage posted on their Telegram channel.
The construction of a 77. 9 km water main from Zaporizhzhia to Marhanets in Ukraine has been completed and is ready to supply water to residents after being connected to a permanent power supply.
Sweden will provide export credit guarantees aimed at ensuring priority supplies of essential goods to Ukraine to support its economic development and recovery.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 416,800 personnel and 6,640 tanks.
Animal rights activists around the world are organizing events dedicated to World Wildlife Day and raising awareness about the protection of endangered species.
The Senate discussed how the Russian military continues to use U. S. technology in weapons despite sanctions, citing data showing that 211 U.S.-made semiconductors and chips are used in Russian missiles and equipment.
The Russian FSB recruits Ukrainians who travel illegally to Transnistria, extracting information about Ukrainian military facilities and border measures from them, and convincing them to work as informants, threatening to return them to Ukraine otherwise.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu criticized the delay in providing additional aid to Ukraine after a Russian drone attack in Odesa killed civilians, saying that every day without help puts more lives at risk.
U. S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink deplored Russia's overnight attack on Odesa and called for increased support for Ukraine after civilians were targeted in many regions.
Tensions between Germany and NATO may arise due to intercepted conversation between high-ranking German military officials about the potential use of the long-range Taurus missile by Ukraine.
Law enforcement and rescuers in Vinnytsia region have neutralized the remains of a russian cruise missile that did not detonate when it fell.
The German Ministry of Defense confirmed the authenticity of the intercepted conversation between the Air Force officers, but could not confirm the accuracy of the details discussed due to possible changes.
The President of Ukraine stated that the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces has all the authority to make any personnel changes in the army and expects a report from him with proposals for further changes.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on international partners to urgently provide more air defense equipment to protect Ukrainian cities from Russian drone strikes.
The head of Germany's defense committee calls for increased security measures amid reports of wiretapping of German officers by russia.
Rescuers in Odesa have pulled the bodies of a mother and her three-month-old child from the rubble after Russians targeted a residential building.
Germany has provided Ukraine with 50,000 first aid kits, which will soon be transferred to the army. In total, Ukraine has contracted half a million first aid kits for the Defense Forces.
