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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Prices in Ukraine increased by 61%: what has risen the most since the beginning of the war
The main drivers of price increases are tariffs, logistics and excise duties. Over the three years of full-scale war, Ukrainians have actually found themselves in a new price reality: basic expenses have increased by more
Energy and transport drag down GDP: economy lost 1.5% in February
In February 2026, Ukraine’s real GDP decreased by 1.5% year-on-year. The key factor in the decline was the destruction and damage to energy, railway and other critical infrastructure as a result of Russian attacks. This
Quote of the day: It is important that diplomacy continues and we are trying to end this war. Nobody needs it
Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine, March 22, 2026
NATO delegation arrives in Ukraine for the first time since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion
Admiral Pierrot Vandieu discussed the participation of Ukrainian military in NATO exercises as Red Team. The parties are finalizing the deployment of JATEC control systems. A delegation of NATO military command has arrived in Ukraine
The destruction continues. The Russian Army has already lost 1,287,880 people, 24,263 armored personnel carriers and 11,793 tanks, — General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the army of the occupying country has lost almost 1.3 million soldiers. This was reported on the morning of March 22 by the General Staff of the Armed
