Russian aggression
“Humanitarian aid has arrived; people are on the move”: Lubinets on the operation in Oleshky
On October 30, a phase of a humanitarian mission is taking place in the temporarily occupied town of Oleshky, in the Kherson region. Buses carrying those wishing to leave have departed—heading both toward Ukraine and
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Russia deployed four hundred drones and more than 40 missiles to Ukraine
Russia attacked Ukraine with four hundred drones and over forty missiles. Rescue and repair work at the sites of Russian strikes continues where it is safe to do so. As reported by uraua.info, President Volodymyr
Shmyhal: Russia attacked the core of Ukraine’s power grid
Nuclear power plant units were evacuated of personnel; 4.5-5 emergency shutdown schedules were implemented across Ukraine. Substations and 750 kV and 330 kV overhead power lines—the backbone of Ukraine’s power grid—were under attack on the
Frozen Russian Assets: Japan and Canada Allocate a $690.8 Million Grant to Ukraine Through the ERA Mechanism
Japan and Canada will provide nearly $691 million to support the Ukrainian state budget and social payments. The funds will be transferred to the general fund of the State Budget shortly. This was announced by
Pentagon to punish arms giants after Ukraine waited 18 months for ammunition
The United States plans to fine defense companies Northrop Grumman and Global Military Products over delays in supplying ammunition to Ukraine. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing Bloomberg. The portal PromPolitInform also reported this. The
Pensions for internally displaced persons (IDPs) have been unblocked: the Pension Fund of Ukraine will resume payments
Payments will be resumed for pensioners from temporarily occupied territories and internally displaced persons (IDPs) who have undergone physical identification; applications must be submitted by April 1. The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro
