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29 April 2024
Technically, Poland is capable of closing the skies over the western regions of Ukraine, as it has long-range Patriot air defense systems, but this requires political will.
28 April 2024
The unidentified drones used by the Russian occupiers against Ukraine at night belong to the category of reconnaissance drones.
25 April 2024
Russian troops are trying to advance on the flanks around Chasiv Yar in the Donetsk region, but are not successful.
24 April 2024
The Russian army launches 10 to 15 guided aerial bombs daily in the Kharkiv region and strikes with new types of ammunition.
The head of the President's Office, Andriy Yermak, says he is sure the country will soon hear some good news regarding the delivery of more Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine.
The TV tower in Kharkiv destroyed by Russians on April 22 will be restored after the war, but it is not advisable now given the security situation.
23 April 2024
The situation on the eastern front has somewhat worsened in recent days as the Russian invasion forces are attempting to capture the village of Ivanivske and the outskirts of Bohdanivka, to break through toward the town of Chasiv Yar.
22 April 2024
Incidents such as today's explosions in Sevastopol will continue to be repeated at Russian military infrastructure facilities in the occupied Crimea.
21 April 2024
The situation around the town of Chasiv Yar remains under Ukraine’s control and no Russian forces have penetrated into the area.
Despite Russia's ongoing attacks targeting energy generation facilities, there will be no total blackout Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers is working on the amendments to resolutions that would make certain government services available to conscription-age men only if they have registered with their local draft offices.
German officials offered their Ukrainian counterparts to look at Germany’s closed energy facilities for equipment that Ukraine may need to restore what has been damaged or destroyed by Russian missiles and drones.
18 April 2024
In Chernihiv, 12 people injured in a Russian missile strike are in serious condition in hospitals.
12 April 2024
"Kinzhal" missiles are extremely difficult to shoot down, so Ukraine needs more Patriot systems and missiles for them, and international partners are aware of these needs.
08 April 2024
In some settlements of the temporarily occupied Melitopol district of the Zaporizhzhia region, a critical situation with water supply has arisen as a result of the Russians' explosion of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant.
The Ukrainian forces continue to build up their defense capabilities along the entire border with Russia and Belarus.
07 April 2024
In Ukraine’s Chernihiv region, the Russian invasion forces launched nine strikes, causing damage to a power transmission line.
Russia is currently deprived of the opportunity to mine the Black Sea as Ukraine’s Defense Forces ensure the safety of civilian navigation.
French President Emmanuel Macron made several proposals for assistance that Ukraine can support.
Ukraine relies on combined protection against Russia's guided aerial bombs and develops its own weapons to counter Russian aircraft.
Ukraine expects a positive decision by the US Congress to approve a large-scale aid package.
During the latest Russian missile strike in the early hours of Saturday, a mobile fire group managed to shoot down an incoming Kalibr cruise missile.
06 April 2024
Ukraine should prepare a reserve to disrupt the enemy's counteroffensive.
In the coming days, the date of the Global Peace Summit will be agreed upon.
Russia is preparing to mobilize 300,000 troops on June 1, but this is not the final number that Russia can mobilize.
The Russians do not hide the fact that Kharkiv is a desirable target for them, but Kharkiv is currently protected. Ukraine has strong defense lines, and the enemy will face resistance in case of an attack.
29 March 2024
Dmytro Pletenchuk, the spokesman for the Ukrainian Naval Forces, confirmed earlier reports that the Russian aid defense system shot down their own fighter jet, a Su-27, over the Sevastopol bay on March 28.
India is aware that relations with Ukraine have a great future, and they understand Ukrainians in many ways, in particular in the issue of inviolability of borders. In addition, there are positive shifts in India's attitude towards Russia's war against Ukraine.
28 March 2024
On the night of March 28, the enemy tried to attack the southern regions of the Odesa region with Kh-22 missiles, but the missiles disappeared from Ukrainian radar.
In the Donetsk region, 3,144 children are still living in communities along the frontline, including 23 in the most dangerous Toretsk and Kurakhivka communities.