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Total Russian military casualties in the war against Ukraine since the start of the full-scale invasion have exceeded 1.28 million. Over the past 24 hours, the number of casualties has risen by a further 970 soldiers.

The Ukrainian Defence Forces have shot down a new, rare Russian “Klin” drone, the specifications of which were outlined by Sergei Beskrestnov, an expert in electronic warfare and communications systems and an adviser to the Minister of Defence. According to him, the drone has a payload of up to 5 kg, is capable of automatically locking onto a target and carrying out an aerial strike, and is equipped with a modern battery using the new Li-AFB technology.

This was the first visit to Ukraine by a NATO delegation of this calibre since the start of the full-scale war; it was led by Admiral Pierre Vandier, the Supreme Commander of the Alliance’s Joint Forces for Transformation. During the visit, the parties discussed the participation of Ukrainian military personnel in NATO exercises, as well as the further development of the NATO-Ukraine Joint Action Training Centre (JATEC).

On Monday, 23 March, a severe magnetic storm with a K-index of 5 is expected on Earth, corresponding to the red level of solar activity. On days like these, people are more likely to complain of fatigue, irritability and headaches, and experts advise keeping a closer eye on how you feel and your daily routine.

23 March brings together international commemorations, religious observances and a series of historical events that have left their mark on world and Ukrainian history. On this day, we remember meteorologists, the Lahore Resolution and the first significant political decisions of the 20th century, whilst the Orthodox Church of Ukraine honours Saint Nikon, Abbot of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra.

We explain whether it is possible to install solar panels on a balcony or the roof of a high-rise building in 2026, what is required to do so, and how much it costs in Ukraine.

Ukrainian literature has been undergoing a period of profound transformation in recent years. It has long since ceased to be confined solely to the realm of art, becoming instead a space in which war, memory, language, identity and the collective experience of society are explored.

78% of teenagers have already encountered online scammers, and one in four is afraid to tell their parents about it. While schools are still teaching children how to draw in Paint, professional hackers are hunting for your child’s data

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine is initiating an update to the rules governing the school system in order to adapt education to the challenges posed by war and emergencies. The new draft order, which has already been put out for public consultation, provides for the formalisation of lessons held in shelters and flexible learning formats

From 1 April 2026, some Ukrainian pensioners risk losing their pension payments if they fail to undergo mandatory in-person identification. This requirement applies to those who are abroad or living in temporarily occupied territories

Activists from the non-governmental organisation ‘Intentsia’ have launched a large-scale campaign called ‘The Right to Discharge’ to support servicemen and their families. The main aim of the initiative is to draw the authorities’ attention to the need to modernise the army and gradually replace servicemen

Specialists at the M.M. Amosov National Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery snatched soldier Volodymyr from the clutches of death. The doctors managed to perform an extremely complex operation and remove a foreign object from the soldier’s heart