As a result of the Russian attack on the Invincibility Point in Kherson region, where residents can stay connected and war amid long power outages, the number of casualties increased to three.
Ukraine is one of the world leaders in developing and testing new technological solutions in combat conditions, including those involving AI in uncrewed systems.
Today, Ukraine’s Armed Forces require more armored vehicles and ammunition, so the "Coalition of Armored Vehicles" initiative, to be formally announced by Poland and Germany on March 26, is seen as critical.
Recent Ukrainian drone strikes have disabled major Russia’s oil refineries, which has dealt a blow to the nation’s economy. Also, Russia is unlikely to be able to defend against further such attacks.
The United States is exploring all possible ways to return Ukrainian children from Russia and punish all those responsible for their unlawful deportation, including by engaging OSCE structures.
The Russian military command appears to be forming reserves capable of sustaining ongoing offensive operations in Ukraine, but these reserves are unlikely to be able to function as cohesive large-scale penetration or exploitation formations this year.
Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to the head of Ukraine's Presidential Office, has said that Ukraine has nothing to do with a shooting incident at the Crocus City Hall venue in Krasnogorsk, near Moscow.
A new $75 million package of military support from the UK-administered International Fund for Ukraine will provide advanced new surveillance drones to support Ukraine's Armed Forces.
Ukrhydroenergo, the operator of Ukraine’s hydropower plants, discussed with international partners assistance in the restoration of the Dnipro hydroelectric plant that suffered a massive Russian missile strike early Friday.
The impact of Russia's March 22 strikes on critical civilian infrastructure in Ukraine will deepen the already dire humanitarian situation for millions of people.
The combination in the U.S. Congress of the draft law containing $60 billion in aid to Ukraine with the REPO Act on the confiscation of frozen Russian assets will help speed up the adoption of both legislative initiatives, which are critical for Kyiv at the current stage of war.