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In the Kyiv region, rescue workers have extinguished fires caused by a night-time attack. Meanwhile, in the capital, the warhead of a Russian missile has been discovered and is due to be destroyed.
Following the recent drone strikes, operations at key berths in Russia’s largest Black Sea port have not yet been fully resumed. Oil loading is currently taking place at only one of the berths.
Ukrainian drones struck a plant in Cherepovets that is part of the PhosAgro group. The Russian authorities have confirmed the attack on the industrial zone.
For the second day running, the US military has been blocking maritime traffic to Iranian ports following the breakdown of negotiations. More than 15 warships are involved in the operation.
Aviation experts believe that the Russian air force now poses a greater threat than it did before the full-scale invasion began in 2022. The war has given Russian pilots combat experience and facilitated the modernisation of their equipment.
Russia’s federal budget recorded a significant deficit in January–February 2026, which has already exceeded the target set for the whole year. Discrepancies in the data provided by different government departments further complicate the assessment of the situation.
This year, in the 60th Separate Mechanised Brigade (Third Corps), drones and ground-based robotic systems have taken the place of ‘holiday hampers’. In areas where heavy shelling makes it impossible to risk human lives, these machines are at work, delivering festive gifts directly to the trenches
The Ukrainian National Guard has received five new MEDIGUARD armoured ambulances. This is the first batch under a major contract that is fully funded by the German government
In April 2026, Ukrainian banks will move to the next stage of strengthening financial monitoring. The algorithms will target not only transactions worth millions, but also regular transfers of 30,000 hryvnias or more
Leaders of the IMF, the World Bank and the UN World Food Programme have issued a joint statement: a war in the Middle East will inevitably lead to a sharp rise in the cost of food, fuel and fertiliser, putting the poorest sections of the population at risk
Due to the threat of missile strikes and Operation Roaring Lion, the Jerusalem police, in consultation with religious leaders, have taken an unprecedented decision: the ceremony on 11 April will be closed to the general public and will take place in a symbolic format
Marta Kostyuk got the clay-court season off to a flying start with a victory over Magda Linette in the Billie Jean King Cup, demonstrating not only brilliant technique but also an iron will
