A total of 788 attacks targeted 43 settlements in the Zaporizhzhia region.

Since mid-2022, about 26,000 Ukrainian servicemen have been trained in Germany under the coordination of the Multinational Special Training Command.

In March, Ukraine received shipments of medical humanitarian aid from partners with a total value of about UAH 31 million.

In temporarily occupied Crimea, Russian forces are failing to quickly restore their air defense system following attacks by Ukraine’s Defense Forces.

Investigators from the National Police have notified two servicemen of the Russian Armed Forces of suspicion for attempted murder and torture of civilians during the temporary occupation of Bucha.

Ukraine’s Vice Prime Minister for Humanitarian Policy and Minister of Culture, Tetiana Berezhna, met with Sweden’s Minister of Culture, Parisa Liljestrand.

The Bryansk plant "Kremniy El," after being hit by the Ukrainian Defense Forces on March 10, is operating in emergency recovery mode – production at the enterprise has been halted.

The US vice-president’s visit is the latest show of White House support for the Hungarian leader.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski reacted skeptically to the explosives incident near the TurkStream pipeline, suggesting that the alleged "mining" at this moment could benefit current Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of parliamentary elections in Hungary.

Over 50 women have been held in Crimean detention centers. Most of the cases show signs of persecution on ethnic, political, or religious grounds, and the number of “cases involving women” has risen sharply since 2022.