Ukraine
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine continues to improve the system of psychological assistance to military personnel and their families by approving amendments to the legal acts regulating this area.
Six people who paid 80,000 hryvnias each on the Internet for a walking route from Ukraine to Moldova were detained by border guards for attempting to illegally cross the border with Moldova.
Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna said that the EU accession process should take place in accordance with political and historical circumstances, not technical obstacles, and that politicization of every step delays Ukraine's integration.
This week, Ukrainian sappers found and destroyed more than 1,800 explosive devices left by Russians in Kharkiv, Kherson and Mykolaiv regions, clearing more than 1,478 hectares of land from munitions.
Japan provides Ukraine with a $49. 4 million grant to rebuild housing infrastructure destroyed by Russia.
Ukrainian kamikaze drones of the Lancet type have successfully passed initial tests and will now undergo combat trials.
A local resident was injured after Russian artillery shelling of a village in the Dnipropetrovs'k region of Ukraine.
British intelligence reports that Russia may have fired the commander of its Black Sea fleet after Ukraine sank the large amphibious assault ship Caesar Kunikov.
The Ukrainian military leadership honored the soldiers who died defending Debaltseve in 2015 at a monument in Kyiv commemorating the battle.
German law enforcement officers have collected more than 500 testimonies to investigate Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
Russian proxies in the occupied regions of Ukraine are blocking Ukrainian media and imposing Russian state television, and transferring local administrations to Russian software and communication services.
The former NATO Secretary General believes that it is important to lift restrictions on arms supplies and maximize assistance to Ukraine.
Over 4 months, Ukrainian defenders inflicted huge losses on Russian troops in the Avdiivka sector, killing 47,186 soldiers and destroying 364 tanks.
For the first time, Russian troops were able to establish a temporary local air superiority and were able to provide direct air support to ground troops during the offensive on Avdiivka, Donetsk region.
The United States transferred about $500,000 of confiscated Russian assets to Estonia to help Ukraine repair the power grid damaged by Russian attacks.
According to Gumenyuk, Russia may temporarily suspend the use of tactical aircraft after three Russian planes were shot down at once, but the bombing will not stop.
Denmark decided to transfer all its artillery to Ukraine and called on Europe to provide Kyiv with more air defense systems and ammunition.
Cases of rabies among animals are on the rise in many regions of Ukraine, with reports of attacks on humans and quarantine restrictions in several communities.
Due to the limited supply of ammunition caused by the inaction of the US Congress, the Ukrainian military was forced to retreat from Avdiivka on February 17.
During the russian air attack, Ukrainian air defenses shot down 12 Shahid drones, one X-59 missile, and one Su-34 fighter-bomber.
The russian federation launched more than 100 air and missile strikes against Ukraine.
At the Munich conference, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for recognizing the security interests of both Ukraine and russia and finding a political solution to the conflict in Ukraine.
Ukraine and Sweden agree to cooperate in countering russian disinformation campaigns.
The Ukrainian government has approved the creation of an electronic register of sports facilities to make information about them easily accessible to citizens.
India has defended its relations with russia, emphasizing that it does not accept the Ukrainian or Western position on russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Prisoners in the russian federation are forced to work virtually for free at military enterprises to ensure the functioning of the military-industrial complex.
An interagency group, the Ukraine Deal Team, has started operating in Ukraine and is already actively pursuing three major projects with American defense companies.
Ukrhydroenergo received €200 million in financial support from the EBRD and the Italian government to restore its hydroelectric power plants.
Pro-kremlin media outlets spread fake news that mothers of Ukrainian soldiers who died defending Avdiivka were given meat grinders. The photo used was taken during the distribution of humanitarian aid and was edited to add a woman with a meat grinder.
Ursula von der Leyen identifies four key aspects of the EU's future arms strategy: increased defense spending, joint procurement, strengthening the European defense industry, and coordination with Ukraine.