War
The Russian army has lost a further 870 troops and 48 artillery systems in the past 24 hours
Since the start of the full-scale war, Russia has lost over 1.29 million troops. Over the past 24 hours, the death toll has risen by a further 870.
Air strike on Kramatorsk: an aerial bomb killed a 13-year-old boy and two other adults
This afternoon, 29 March, Russian occupation forces carried out yet another terrorist attack on residential areas of Kramatorsk. At least three people, including a child, were killed when a guided aerial bomb struck the area
Avoiding the threat: why ships from Odessa are taking the ‘long’ route to the Bosphorus
Full-scale direct shipping from Ukrainian ports remains blocked due to the constant risk of attacks from the Russian Federation. Despite the stable operation of the maritime corridor, civilian vessels are forced to use the territorial waters of neighbouring countries, which significantly lengthens the journey but ensures the safety of crews and cargo
Over 3,000 drones and 1,450 aerial bombs in a week: Zelenskyy outlines the scale of Russia’s attacks on Ukraine
Russia shows no sign of easing up on its campaign of terror, deploying against Ukrainians the very same types of weaponry that are destabilising the Middle East. Over the past week, the enemy has launched thousands of attack drones and guided aerial bombs at Ukrainian territory
From frontline Zaporizhzhia to Kyiv: a 500-kilometre struggle for life in an ambulance
A medical team from Médecins Sans Frontières has successfully evacuated two seriously injured civilians from Zaporizhzhia to the capital. A specialised medical truck was used for the transport, enabling complex medical procedures to be carried out whilst the vehicle was in motion
Naval Forces’ night-time operation on 29 March: 34 Shahed-type attack drones destroyed
The Ukrainian Navy has reported the successful destruction of enemy aerial targets. As of 06:00 on Sunday, 29 March, sailors had shot down 34 attack UAVs
Finland is taking control of US arms supplies to Ukraine
Finnish Defence Minister Antti Hakkanen has made a high-profile statement regarding the monitoring of military aid to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Helsinki plans to verify for itself whether Washington is diverting air defence systems and missiles purchased by European countries for use in its campaign in the Middle East
Reserve+ and Oberig: new accounting rules and penalties
Ukraine is officially moving into a new phase of interaction with the Central Population Register, where paperwork is being replaced by a single electronic database. Thanks to the integration of ten state registers into the ‘Oberig’ system, the state will now automatically receive data on citizens
The recovery of the heart of Lviv following the drone attack
Lviv is recovering from yet another attack by enemy drones, which damaged the architectural complex of the Bernardine Monastery. The building on Soborna Square has been declared unsafe — the fire completely destroyed some of the flats in the historic site, which is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Experience in shooting down missiles and drones: Zelenskyy has offered the UAE a Ukrainian defence system
Ukraine and the United Arab Emirates are taking their defence cooperation to a new level. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held talks with Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, during which he offered his partners unique expertise in air defence.
The Ukrainian OSIRIS UEB-1 interceptor will engage aerial targets at a speed of 315 km/h
The domestic defence sector is reaching a new level of autonomy. OSIRIS AI has unveiled the ultra-fast OSIRIS UEB-1 Intercept Drone, which caused a sensation at the international exhibition in Düsseldorf
1,300 fewer occupiers and dozens of artillery systems: the latest figures on enemy losses as of 28 March
The Ukrainian Defence Forces continue to inflict heavy losses on the enemy’s personnel and equipment. In the past 24 hours alone, the aggressor state of Russia has lost around 1,300 soldiers on the battlefield. As of Saturday, 28 March, the occupying army’s total losses have already approached the 1.3 million mark
