Turkish President Erdogan plans to visit Washington in early May to meet with US President Biden to discuss bilateral relations, the Russian-Ukrainian war, and the situation in Gaza.
Swedish businesses are interested in expanding their presence in Ukraine and cooperating in high-tech sectors such as energy, telecommunications, and cybersecurity, as discussed during the meeting between Ukrainian and Swedish officials.
NATO is considering shooting down russian missiles flying toward its territory near the border with Ukraine with Kyiv's consent and taking into account international consequences, Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Andrzej Shejna said.
The winner of the "Do Your Business" business idea competition has started producing arbolite blocks.
Two FSB saboteurs were detained red-handed while attempting to blow up a railroad line in Poltava region by planting an improvised explosive device near the tracks and power supply system.
The United States imposed new sanctions on 13 Russian fintech companies and 2 individuals for allegedly developing virtual asset services used to circumvent sanctions related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
A new batch of Russian soldiers and equipment from the Komi Republic and Yakutia arrived in occupied Dzhankoy, turning it into a logistics center for Russian troops in the Kherson direction.
Marko Mikkelson, chairman of the Estonian parliamentary committee on foreign affairs, arrives in Kyiv.
The Ministry of Finance has published an analytical dashboard for monitoring salaries and the number of employees of state institutions, which aims to ensure the efficient use of state budget funds and make the remuneration of civil servants more transparent and fair.
During the shelling of Odesa on March 25, the Russian occupiers used a double-strike tactic, first hitting a recreational area with one missile and then launching another strike a few minutes after the arrival of the operational services, a tactic they had used before in response to the lack of advantages on the front line.
Three Russian nationals, two of whom have Russian citizenship, were arrested as suspects in the Crocus City Hall attack for assisting the attackers.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba warned that the day may come when EU leaders will be forced to send Western combat troops to Ukraine, as Putin will not stop if Ukraine loses the war.
President Zelenskyy congratulated the National Guard soldiers on their professional holiday, praising their courage, strength and dedication to Ukraine's independence and the ongoing Russian invasion.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Kuleba says he receives "irritated responses" from Germany every time he calls for Ukraine to receive Taurus long-range missiles.
The White House accuses House Speaker Johnson of looking for excuses not to bring the Ukraine aid bill to a vote despite bipartisan support.
A Russian cruise missile launched during the massive attack on Ukraine on March 24 violated Polish airspace for 39 seconds. Poland informed NATO of the incident. Sikorsky and Stoltenberg discussed strengthening airspace security.
All 12 attacking Shahed UAVs were shot down by mobile firing groups of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The formation of the National Guard of Ukraine began in 1991. In 1999, the National Guard became subordinate to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, but was completely disbanded the following year. The National Guard was revived in the spring of 2014
On March 26, the world celebrates World Epilepsy Day, or Purple Day, to raise awareness of epilepsy, a chronic neurological disorder characterized by seizures, and to overcome social stigma and challenges faced by people with the disease.
Japan has allocated $230 million to support Ukraine's agricultural sector as part of a project aimed at restoring agriculture and providing access to finance for farmers.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy reacted to putin's accusations of Ukraine's involvement in the terrorist attack in moscow, calling putin a "sick and cynical creature" who has been "feeding on terror for two decades.
The UK Defense Secretary denied any links between Ukraine and the recent terrorist attack in moscow, emphasizing the need to resist putin's attempts to link Ukraine to the incident.
President Zelenskyy celebrated Iftar with representatives of the Muslim community, awarded Ukrainian Muslim soldiers and thanked them for their service in defending Ukraine from Russian aggression.
The head of the SBU, Vasyl Malyuk, said that the Ukrainian intelligence service has surpassed the russian intelligence services in all key areas.
Ukraine and Sweden have agreed to deepen cooperation in the nuclear field to strengthen energy security in Europe, including the development of Western-made nuclear fuel to replace Russian supplies and the use of Ukraine's experience in maintaining stable nuclear power operations in wartime.
During Ramadan, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy took part in an Iftar with the Ukrainian Muslim community, Muslim servicemen and diplomats, expressing gratitude for their support and wishing a just peace for Ukraine and all nations that value life, as well as thanking those who are working to eliminate the consequences of Russian strikes.
President Zelenskyy thanked everyone who contributed to the relief efforts in the aftermath of Russia's strikes on Kyiv, Odesa, and Mykolaiv and called on people to support the victims, even if they do not ask for help.
President Zelenskyy discussed existing threats with the heads of the special services, analyzed the work of the SBU over the past week and approved the tasks for the current week.
The head of the SBU, Vasyl Malyuk, does not officially confirm that the SBU is behind the elimination of several war criminals, such as Ilya Kiva or Vladlen Tatarsky. However, his comments suggest that the Security Service has information about them.
The head of the SBU, Vasyl Malyuk, said that the service is not fighting the clergy in general, but only those who work against Ukraine under the guise of cassocks.
