Stanislav Sereda

Stanislav Sereda

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Russia is losing contact. Border guards have destroyed a rare target worth $600,000
War
Russia is losing contact. Border guards have destroyed a rare target worth $600,000

Fighters from the "Phoenix" unit in the Luhansk region destroyed an R-416G-MS mobile radio relay station – equipment that provided digital communications between the Russians' frontline positions and command posts.

A 44-year-old ‘thief-in-law’ from Ukraine has been arrested in Warsaw
Society
A 44-year-old ‘thief-in-law’ from Ukraine has been arrested in Warsaw

According to law enforcement officials, the man held a high-ranking position within the post-Soviet mafia.

US links security guarantees to Ukraine giving up Donbas – Zelenskyy (VIDEO)
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US links security guarantees to Ukraine giving up Donbas – Zelenskyy (VIDEO)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that the US is prepared to provide security guarantees only if Ukraine renounces its claims to Donbas. He made these remarks in an interview with Reuters.

Trump is shown videos of the biggest US strikes against Iran every day — media reports
Politics
Trump is shown videos of the biggest US strikes against Iran every day — media reports

Every day since the start of the war with Iran, US military officials have been producing a two-minute video for President Donald Trump. It features a montage of the largest and most successful strikes against Iranian targets over the previous 48 hours.

A parliamentary committee has backed a bill to regulate Telegram and other social media platforms
Society
A parliamentary committee has backed a bill to regulate Telegram and other social media platforms

In the explanatory note, the authors of the document state that it is necessary to regulate the activities of Telegram, which could be used by Russians for hostile purposes.

Ihor Strohyi has been appointed head of the High Anti-Corruption Court
Politics
Ihor Strohyi has been appointed head of the High Anti-Corruption Court

Ihor Strohyi has been appointed President of the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC). The HACC reports that this decision was taken at a meeting of the court’s judges. Dmytro Mykhailenko, a judge of the HACC’s Appeals Chamber, has been appointed Strohyi’s deputy.

Gazprom and Rosneft funded the ‘re-education’ of Ukrainian children from the occupied territories — study
Politics
Gazprom and Rosneft funded the ‘re-education’ of Ukrainian children from the occupied territories — study

Russia’s state-owned oil companies, Gazprom and Rosneft, have funded the transport and ‘re-education’ of over 2,000 Ukrainian children from the occupied territories.

Russian military casualties have exceeded 1.29 million
War
Russian military casualties have exceeded 1.29 million

Over the past 24 hours, Russian forces have lost 1,210 personnel. Total losses since the start of the full-scale invasion have exceeded 1.29 million.

Decentralisation of the power grid: how wind energy benefits Ukraine during the war
Economy
Decentralisation of the power grid: how wind energy benefits Ukraine during the war

Wind farms are gradually moving away from the ‘green tariff’ scheme and transitioning to the competitive electricity market.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has resigned following the ‘worst election result’ in over 120 years
Politics
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has resigned following the ‘worst election result’ in over 120 years

On Wednesday, 25 March, the politician met with the country’s King Frederik X and handed him the government’s resignation.

Ukrzaliznytsia has tightened its rules in response to Russian attacks
Society
Ukrzaliznytsia has tightened its rules in response to Russian attacks

In response to the intensification of Russian attacks on the railway, Ukrzaliznytsia has introduced additional safety measures on its routes. These include the evacuation of passengers from trains if there is a risk of attack.

The ISW has warned of a change in the tactics of Russian attacks on Ukraine
War
The ISW has warned of a change in the tactics of Russian attacks on Ukraine

The large-scale attack on Ukraine on 23–24 March marks a significant and dangerous shift in Russia’s strike tactics. This new strategy enables Russia to maintain pressure for longer and target a greater number of regions.

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