It has been the 1471 th day of the Ukrainian resistance to the russian military aggression.
What happened in Ukraine today:
Here is operational information of the General Staff as of 4 pm:
Since the beginning of the day, the number of attacks by the Russian aggressor has reached 56.
The enemy is shelling border areas. Today, settlements in the Sumy region—Bachivsk, Bezsalivka, Rohizne, Ryzhivka, Kysla Dubyna, Budky, Khodyne, Kharkivka, Korenok, Esman, Novovasylivka, Yastrubshchyna, Volfyne, and Neskuchne—were affected. The enemy also shelled Kostobobriv in the Chernihiv region.
In the North Slobozhansky and Kursk directions, the enemy carried out one airstrike, dropping three guided bombs, and conducted 76 attacks on settlements and positions of our troops, including five from multiple launch rocket systems.
In the South Slobozhansky and Kupiansk directions, no enemy offensive actions have been recorded so far.
In the Lyman direction, Ukrainian defenders repelled three attempts by the invaders to advance toward the settlements of Cherneshchyna, Drobysheve, and Lyman.
In the Sloviansk direction, the aggressor attacked twice, near Yampol and Platonivka.
In the Kramatorsk direction, the enemy did not conduct offensive actions.
In the Kostiantynivka direction, the invaders carried out 14 offensive actions in the areas of Pleshchiivka, Ivanopillia, Rusyn Yar, Sofiivka, and toward Illinivka and Stepanivka.
In the Pokrovsk direction, since the beginning of the day, the occupiers have tried 14 times to push our defenders from their positions in the settlements of Rodynske, Kotlyne, Novomykolaivka, and toward Bilytske, Novooleksandrivka, and Novopavlivka. Two attacks are still ongoing.
In the Oleksandrivka direction, the enemy launched three offensives near Novohryhorivka and Krasnohirsk.
In the Huliaipole direction, 16 attacks took place near Huliaipole, Zelenyi, and toward Zaliznychne, Varvarivka, and Staroukrainka. The Defense Forces are holding the line, repelling 14 attacks so far. The enemy carried out airstrikes on Vozdvizhivka, Kopani, Barvinivka, Verkhnia Tersa, and Varvarivka.
In the Orikhiv direction, one engagement occurred near Stepnohirsk.
In the Prydniprovsk direction, Ukrainian units repelled one enemy attack toward the Antonivskyi Bridge.
Recent war events in the east of Ukraine
Kharkiv oblast
Over the past 24 hours, 118 combat engagements have been recorded.
In the South Slobozhansky direction, the enemy made one attempt to break through the defensive lines of our defenders near the settlement of Hrafyske.
In the Kupiansk direction, the enemy launched three attacks in the areas of Pishchane, Kurylivka, and Kivsharivka.
As of early March, the situation near Vovchansk has not changed significantly; however, the pace of the Russian offensive has slowed compared to previous months. According to the spokesperson of the Joint Forces Group, Viktor Trehubov, this may be related to a pause before a possible spring offensive, as well as communication issues within Russian troops due to the lack of Starlink. Another factor is the warming weather—the Vovcha River no longer has ice, which previously allowed Russian forces to cross more quickly.
Residential buildings, a medical facility, and an administrative building were damaged during a Russian attack on Kamiana Yaruga in the night of March 5, according to Chuhuiv city mayor Halyna Minaieva. As a result of the attack, a 48-year-old woman and a 52-year-old man were injured. Additionally, a 62-year-old woman experienced an acute stress reaction. The most severe damage occurred to the cat shelter—the quarantine area housing animals with illnesses. Some of these animals had been evacuated from the combat zone by the military, volunteers, and civilians leaving the area. Half of the shelter’s territory was damaged.
At the municipal shelter in Kharkiv, the aftermath of a Russian drone strike on the night of March 5 is being addressed. No animals were physically injured by the attack. Some animals exhibited acute stress reactions, while others sustained minor injuries to their mouths, including chipped teeth and torn gums. As spokesperson Maria Kutsenko explained, these are likely self-inflicted injuries.
In the Nemyshlianskyi district, a Russian drone struck the ground. As a result of the shelling, two people were killed and 13 were injured, including a child.
In the village of Vodyane, Vilkhuvatka community, a 27-year-old woman was killed; in the village of Klynova Novoselivka, Zolochiv community, a 64-year-old woman was killed. In the village of Novopokrovka, 10 people were injured: men aged 37, 46, 49, and 58, women aged 46, 56, 63, 67, 67, and a 17-year-old girl. In Kamiana Yaruga, Chuhuiv community, those injured included a 52-year-old man, and women aged 48 and 68.
Around midnight, a Russian UAV attacked the settlement of Zolochiv, reported the community head Viktor Kovalenko. According to him, the attack damaged a production facility; no people were injured.
The enemy actively used various types of weapons across the Kharkiv region:
▪️17 UAVs of the “Geran-2” type;
▪️1 UAV of the “Molniya” type;
▪️39 UAVs (type being determined).
Civilian infrastructure was damaged or destroyed:
▪️In Kharkiv city, a private house was damaged;
▪️In Kupiansk district, a store was damaged (village Shevchenkove);
▪️In Bohodukhiv district, a civilian enterprise was damaged (village Zolochiv);
▪️In Izium district, power lines were damaged (village Komarivka);
▪️In Kharkiv district, railway infrastructure was damaged (village Sanzhary) and eight private houses (village Bezliudivka);
▪️In Chuhuiv district: a recreation base, a residential house, and garages were damaged (village Eskhar); two apartment buildings, nine cars, railway infrastructure, power lines, a civilian enterprise, and two stores were damaged (village Novopokrovka); three residential houses and power lines were damaged (village Kamiana Yaruga).
Six police officers were injured while performing their duties in Kupiansk district, the regional police press service reported. Among the injured were both men and women, most of whom were hospitalized, according to Kharkiv police spokesperson Aliona Sobolevska.
Eighteen residents of Kharkiv region returned from captivity as part of a prisoner exchange, reported the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleh Syniehubov. According to him, these are military personnel from Kharkiv, Zlatopil, Vovchansk, Bohodukhiv, as well as Kharkiv, Izium, Chuhuiv, Lozova, Bohodukhiv, and Berestyn districts.
The transit evacuation point in Lozova received 91 people over the past 24 hours. Since its opening, a total of 21,329 people have been registered at the point.
More than 5,000 homes, worth a total of 10 billion hryvnias, have been purchased in the Kharkiv region by owners of destroyed housing under the “eVidnovlennia” program, according to the press service of the Regional Military Administration.
Over the past week, more than 38 hectares of territory in the Kharkiv region have been cleared of explosives. Explosive ordnance disposal teams inspected nearly 1 hectare of agricultural land, over 800 meters of roads, about 3 hectares of forest, more than 1 kilometer of power lines, over 7 kilometers of gas pipelines, and also cleared three private properties. Following the work, 124,164 subscribers were reconnected to the electricity network. In total, 360 explosive objects were neutralized.
Donetsk oblast
On the night of March 4, Ukrainian forces struck ammunition depots, fuel and lubricant stocks, and support facilities of the Russian army in Donetsk region—in the areas of Nyzhnia Krinka, Chystiakove, Mariupol, Amvrosiivka, and Pokrovsk—according to the Special Operations Forces (SSO) and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The day before, Russian troops carried out 15 attacks along the Kostiantynivka direction, near Kostiantynivka, Pleshchiivka, Shcherbynivka, Illinivka, Rusyn Yar, and Sofiivka, the General Staff reported.
In the Pokrovsk direction, Ukrainian forces repelled 22 assaults over the past 24 hours, and another six in the Sloviansk direction.
Russian forces are intensifying pressure on Hryshyne, attempting to advance from the north and south to disrupt Defense Forces logistics and create conditions for a possible encirclement of the Pokrovsk-Myrnohrad agglomeration. The invaders are actively deploying infantry using cars, motorcycles, and buggies, and are employing artillery, UAVs, and guided aerial bombs. Ukrainian paratroopers are shooting down “Shahed,” “Orlan,” ZALA, and other drones. Due to challenging logistics, troop rotations are conducted on foot, evacuations are carried out using robotic systems, and ammunition and water are delivered via large quadcopters. The situation is complicated by the lack of “green zones,” making any movement highly visible from the air.
Paratroopers of the 25th Sichivska Brigade and rangers of the 68th Brigade conducted a 12-hour evacuation of a comrade using the NRC “Bizon.” The pilot had partially lost a leg after stepping on a Russian mine and was unable to move independently. The evacuation route covered 24 km under mine threat and swarms of FPV drones. During the operation, “Bizon” was struck by a drone, cutting off communication with the wounded soldier. Later, the commander received a call: the soldier managed to jump out of the capsule and reach the 68th Brigade’s position. The rangers completed the evacuation and delivered the fighter to a stabilization point.
At night, Russian forces shelled Sloviansk using a “Geran-2” UAV. There were no casualties. Damaged infrastructure included a boiler house, a car service station, a childcare facility, a store, private houses, three apartment buildings, eight cars, and trolleybuses, reported the head of the Regional Military Administration, Vadym Liakh.
On March 4, the police recorded 1,360 Russian strikes along the front line and on residential areas of the region.
Eight settlements came under fire: the cities of Druzhkivka, Kostiantynivka, Mykolaivka, Sloviansk; the urban-type settlements of Vodyanske and Rayhorodok; and the villages of Iverske and Osykove.
A total of 46 civilian facilities were damaged, including 38 residential buildings.
In Kostiantynivka, Russians dropped a 500-kg bomb, killing two civilians and destroying a five-story building.
Sloviansk was attacked three times, including with “Tornado-S” multiple launch rocket systems. Three people were injured, 34 private houses were damaged, along with two administrative buildings and two civilian vehicles.
In Druzhkivka, an FPV drone strike injured one civilian and damaged a private house.
One person was injured in Rayhorodok.
Mykolaivka endured six strikes, resulting in damage to one apartment building, two private houses, and three civilian vehicles.
Due to the deteriorating security situation in Mykolaivka, a special team “White Angels,” together with the patrol police, evacuated six people—four women and two children. The youngest evacuee was 4 years old, the oldest 91. According to the mother of four-year-old Artem, the city is dangerous due to drones and guided aerial bombs, making the evacuation necessary.
During a prisoner exchange on March 5, two servicemen from the Donetsk Border Detachment, who had been held captive since 2022, returned, reported Lieutenant Colonel and head of the press service of the Donetsk Border Detachment, Ihor Lyzohub.
Thirty-nine residents of Donetsk region were evacuated in the “zero car” of the Lozova–Lviv train. Among them were 10 people with reduced mobility, children, 5 dogs, and 7 cats, according to Ukrzaliznytsia.
Luhansk oblast
Today, 200 servicemen returned from Russian captivity, including 17 border guards, two of whom were from the Luhansk Border Detachment — “Revenge” Brigade, reported the 3rd Border Detachment named after Hero of Ukraine Colonel Yevhenii Pikus — “Revenge” Brigade.
Over the past day, Russian forces made nine attempts to advance in the Lyman and Sloviansk directions. They were looking for weak points in the Ukrainian defense near seven settlements. In Luhansk region, the invaders struck 11 times with mortars and twice with automatic grenade launchers. Ten drones of various types carried out enemy missions.
For the implementation of youth civil education projects, the Russian state budget provides grants of 70 million rubles. Each non-profit organization can claim 2.5 million rubles if the proposed project covers one of five directions. Two of these — “Helping Our Own” and “Building Character” — are directly related to the war. They involve supporting Russian military personnel, military-sports youth education, and increasing interest among boys and girls in UAV development.
The emergency medical service in occupied Luhansk is finding reasons not to respond to calls from Novodruzhesk. Dispatchers try to refuse calls every time, even if contact is possible via the local mobile network. The city has been forgotten by Russia.
What is happening now in the north of Ukraine
Kyiv oblast
The RMA reported that the Myrchanska Gymnasium in the Borodian community, which suffered serious damage during the fighting in March 2022, has been restored. Children have returned to a modern, safe, energy-efficient and fully barrier-free educational space thanks to cooperation with UNDP and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation. A total of 265 educational institutions were damaged or destroyed in Kyiv oblast. To date, 223 educational institutions have been restored.
The RMA announced that a delegation from the World Health Organisation Office in Ukraine visited healthcare facilities in Kyiv oblast. During the meetings, issues related to the development of mental health services, the integration of such services into the healthcare system, the work of multidisciplinary teams, and ensuring the availability of assistance for children, adults, veterans, and families affected by the war were discussed.
According to the RMA, an updated programme for the sustainability of life support systems and critical infrastructure in Kyiv oblast for 2023-2027 is being implemented. Its goal is to help people and communities become less dependent on interruptions in electricity and heat supply, as well as to increase the overall resilience of the region to wartime challenges. The programme provides for partial compensation of the cost of equipment for private and multi-family homes.
In Kyiv oblast, the Kyiv Animal Rescue Group (KARG) rescued a cat that was frightened by explosions from russian shelling and hid in a chimney. According to KARG, it could not get out on its own, . The incident occurred in a private house in the Boryspil district.
Serhiy Gurduza, a representative of Kyiv oblast, took part as a member of the Ukrainian national veterans’ team in the Air Force and Marine Corps Trials international competition, which was held at the US Marine Corps base in San Diego, California. Together with the Ukrainian national team, Serhiy won the sitting volleyball team tournament, taking first place among 10 teams.
Zhytomyr oblast
Serhiy Sorokin, Director of the Regional Development Department of the Zhytomyr Regional State Administration, announced that construction of a new veterans’ space is underway in Zhytomyr. The aim of the project is to create an inclusive network of multifunctional centres in Ukraine to provide comprehensive support to veterans, their families, and the families of those who have died.
According to the Department for Veterans Affairs of the Zhytomyr City Council, in Zhytomyr, veterans of the russian-Ukrainian war are taking a 10-day course on the installation and maintenance of solar power systems. After completing the course, participants will receive certificates and will be able to work in the field of solar panel installation or start their own business.
Sumy oblast
The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine reported that towards Northern Sloboda and Kursk, border guards of “Steel Border” unit destroyed a russian field food depot, an ammunition depot, an electronic warfare system, four shelters and a vehicle of the russian army.
Vorozhba City Council informed that on 4 March, the enemy attacked Vorozhba community by drones. Residential houses were damaged as a result of the strikes.
According to the Regional Military Administration, as a result of russian shelling across the oblast on 4 March, civilians in Mykolaivka rural community were injured. Three people were wounded in a drone strike on a civilian vehicle — men aged 60 and 23 and a 57-year-old woman.
From the morning of 4 March to the morning of 5 March, russian forces carried out more than 100 attacks on 33 settlements across 16 territorial communities of the oblast. The highest number of attacks was recorded in Sumy and Shostka regions. The enemy used mortars, artillery, MLRS, FPV drones, UAVs and guided aerial bombs. Air raid alerts in the oblast lasted 20 hours and 19 minutes over the past day.
Civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged and destroyed:
- In Shostka community, private residential houses were damaged;
- In Esman community, civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged;
- In Seredyna-Buda community, hospital premises and a civilian infrastructure facility were damaged;
- In Znob-Novhorodske community, a private residential house was destroyed;
- In Sumy community, non-residential premises and civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged;
- In Vorozhba community, a private residential house and an outbuilding were damaged;
- In Mykolaivka rural community, a civilian infrastructure facility, a private residential house, outbuildings and a vehicle were damaged;
- In Bezdryk community, passenger vehicles were damaged.
Over the past day, seven people were evacuated by local authorities in cooperation with units of the State Emergency Service, the National Police and civil society organisations from border communities.
Oleh Hryhorov, Head of the Regional Military Administration, said that eight defenders from Sumy oblast returned from russian captivity. In total, 200 Ukrainians returned home during the latest exchange on 5 March.
Chernihiv oblast
Chernihiv Border Guard Detachment reported that during the day on 4 March, russian forces attacked three border communities of Chernihiv oblast: Novhorod-Siverskyi, Semenivka and Horodnia. The enemy carried out strikes by tube artillery (one explosion), Molniia-type UAVs (two explosions) and FPV drones (26 explosions). Ten settlements were under enemy fire.
Chernihiv Border Guard Detachment informed that on 5 March, soldier Yurii Pylypchuk of Chernihiv 105th Border Guard Detachment named after Volodymyr the Great returned to Ukraine from russian captivity. Yurii was captured by russian forces in April 2024 towards Donetsk.
Viacheslav Chaus, Head of the Regional Military Administration, said that in Chernihiv oblast, ten shelters have been repaired with the support of Olena Zelenska Foundation, including six in schools and four in kindergartens. Educational institutions also received three high-capacity generators. More than 2,200 devices for organising the educational process were provided to teachers, while pupils received more than 1,300 tablets and laptops for distance learning.
Recent events in the central regions of Ukraine
Dnipropetrovsk oblast
Mykola Lukashuk, Head of Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, reported that as a result of a UAV attack in Verkhnodniprovsk community, 2 men aged 45 and 38 were injured. Transport infrastructure was damaged.
The enemy attacked Kryvyi Rih by UAVs. Fires broke out and an enterprise was damaged. In the morning, russian forces struck Pokrovske community by KABs. A private house was destroyed and a fire station was damaged. The occupiers continued attacking the regional centre and Pokrovske rural community by drones and artillery. In Nikopol, a private house was damaged.
As a result of artillery shelling in Nikopol, a 70-year-old man was injured. In Myrove community, a 41-year-old man was wounded due to a drone strike. Overall, drones and artillery targeted the regional centre, Myrove, Marhanets, Pokrovske rural and Chervonohryhorivka communities.
4 multi-apartment buildings and 13 private houses, 7 outbuildings, an agricultural enterprise, a non-operational building, 7 vehicles, transport infrastructure, gas pipelines and power lines were damaged. Due to a KAB strike in Mezhova community, a multi-apartment building and an administrative building were damaged.
As a result of the UAV attack in Verkhnodniprovsk community, non-operational buildings and transport infrastructure were damaged.
Vinnytsia oblast
Mykhailo Halytskyi from Chetvertynivka village in Vinnytsia oblast has been released from captivity. He was mobilised on 6 February 2024, and served as a senior rifleman-operator in the 56th Separate Motorised Infantry Brigade (military unit A3137). In March 2024, during fighting near Bohdanivka settlement in Bakhmut region , contact with him was lost. For many months, Mykhailo had been considered missing in action.
Kirovohrad oblast
A soldier from Kirovohrad oblast with the call sign Vezunchyk spent 240 days on position. Together with his comrades, he held the defence of Vovchansk while serving in the ranks of the 57th Separate Motorised Infantry Brigade.
Poltava oblast
Today, during a prisoner exchange with russia, 3 defenders from Poltava oblast returned to Ukraine. The servicemen are from Chutove, Lubny and Kozelshchyna communities.
Cherkasy oblast
Vitalii Boiko from Khrystynivka was killed in the russian-Ukrainian war. For a long time, the soldier had been considered missing in action. His death has now been officially confirmed.
Ihor Taburets, Head of Cherkasy RMA, stated that 7 residents of Cherkasy oblast were returned from russian captivity.
Latest news from the front of the southern regions of Ukraine
Zaporizhzhia oblast
Active hostilities continue in the eastern part of the Zaporizhzhia region. According to the analytical project DeepState, Russian occupation forces have advanced in the area of the city of Huliaipole in the Polohy district.
According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, 56 combat clashes have been recorded along the entire front since the beginning of the day, including 20 in the Zaporizhzhia region. Russian forces attempted three assaults in the Oleksandrivsk direction near Novohryhorivka and Krasnohirsk.
On the Huliaipole axis, the enemy launched 16 attacks in the areas of Huliaipole, Zelene, and toward Zaliznychne, Varvarivka, and Staroukrainka. Ukraine’s Defense Forces have repelled most of the assaults and continue to hold their positions.
At the same time, Ukrainian soldiers have returned home from Russian captivity. As part of a large-scale prisoner exchange in the “200 for 200” format agreed upon during negotiations in Geneva, 200 Ukrainian defenders were released, including eight servicemen from the Zaporizhzhia region.
According to the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, Ivan Fedorov, the oldest released defender is 54 years old. In the coming days, all of them will undergo medical examinations, treatment, and rehabilitation.
Mykolaiv oblast
In the Mykolaiv district, a potential tragedy was prevented thanks to the vigilance of local residents. Fragments of a Russian “Shahed” kamikaze drone with an intact warhead were discovered in a field in one of the communities.
The report about the suspicious object was received on March 4 by a community police officer, who immediately arrived at the scene, confirmed the danger, and secured the area to prevent civilians from approaching the deadly find.
Meanwhile, in the Bashtanka community of Mykolaiv region, residents bid farewell to Ukrainian serviceman Volodymyr Melnyk. The defender was killed in the Luhansk region in the summer of 2024. It is believed that he had been considered missing in action for a long time.
In Mykolaiv, the Museum of Shipbuilding and the Fleet has opened a photo exhibition titled “War Through the Lens.” The exhibition was prepared by press officers and communications specialists of the Marine Corps in cooperation with the 30th Marine Corps.
According to the exhibition curator and museum researcher Viktor Zadyraka, the display features works by 12 authors, ten of whom are currently serving in various Marine Corps brigades and working in communications units.
Odesa oblast
The Odesa region is being prepared for all-round defense amid ongoing statements by Russia about its intentions to seize southern Ukraine. This was reported by the head of the Regional Command of the Territorial Defense Forces “South,” Denys Nosikov, in an interview with the “ShtabKvartyra” project.
According to the colonel, the defense system relies on mobile fire groups and an extensive network of fortifications. These include defensive zones, anti-tank ditches, and specially prepared engineering traps designed to slow down enemy forces.
Another important direction is strengthening volunteer territorial defense units within local communities. Local residents across the region are actively involved in defense preparations. Thousands of people have already completed training and are ready to defend their region if necessary.
Meanwhile, nine servicemen from the Odesa region have returned home from Russian captivity during a large-scale “200 for 200” prisoner exchange. In total, 200 Ukrainian defenders were released.
At the same time, on Thursday, March 5, Russian forces launched an attack on the Odesa region. According to the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper, a school in the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district was damaged as a result of the strike. He noted that the Russian army once again targeted civilian infrastructure.
Kherson oblast
On March 5, Russian attacks in Kherson killed one person and injured four others. According to the Kherson Regional Military Administration, drones struck the city center and the Korabelnyi district. Civilian vehicles were damaged, and three cars were destroyed.
At the same time, the head of the Kherson City Military Administration, Yaroslav Shanko, approved the allocation of a 0.0542-hectare land plot for the construction of a memorial complex for the Main Directorate of the National Police in the Kherson region.
Earlier in March, 39-year-old patrol police officer Andrii Antsybor was killed in the Kherson region as a result of a Russian drone strike.
Latest news for today in the western regions of Ukraine
Volyn oblast
As part of a major prisoner exchange announced by Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine, Ukrainian defenders are returning home. Among those released are six soldiers from Volyn oblast.
Zakarpattia oblast
A modern veterans’ space is being built in Uzhhorod – large, barrier-free, with the opportunity to receive the most common services in one place. The project is implemented within the framework of the initiative of the President of Ukraine. The spaces work according to a single model: such spaces with an area of over 1,500 sqm are being built in the same style throughout the country.
Ivano-Frankivsk oblast
In Ivano-Frankivsk, veterans from the Dymno facility invited military personnel undergoing treatment and rehabilitation. The goal of the meeting was to show and tell how one can adapt to life after the war, even with an amputation.
Lviv oblast
Among the 200 of defenders who were returned from captivity today is Vasyl Buliak, from the village of Kanafosty, Sambir region. The warrior went to defend the state at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. He had been in captivity since the spring of 2022.
Rivne oblast
Among the Ukrainian soldiers released from captivity, there are 14 soldiers from Rivne oblast. This is the largest number for all exchanges. Eight are from Rivne region, 5 from Sarny region and 1 from Dubno region. The youngest is 25 years old, the oldest is 55.
Ternopil oblast
The RMA reported that among the Ukrainians returned from captivity are 8 servicemen from the oblast.
A history and civics lesson dedicated to the memory of military man Mykhailo Bachevich was held at Ternopil School №17 named after Volodymyr Vykhrushch. Serhii Nadal, Ternopil Mayor, joined the event. He presented the girl with a commemorative watch from the city council and the city community.
Khmelnytskyi oblast
Khmelnytskyi City Council adopted a program of social support for military personnel for 2026-2029. The volume is over UAH 1bn.
Chernivtsi oblast
200 Ukrainian soldiers returned from enemy captivity. Among those released is Sergeant Heorhii Kornuta from Chernivtsi. He served in the Mariupol border detachment. Since April 2022, he has been a prisoner of the russian occupiers.
International support of Ukraine in the russian-Ukrainian war (russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
Germany will allocate EUR 200m to Ukraine in response to ongoing russian attacks on critical infrastructure. The funds will go towards financing reconnaissance drones and supporting civil protection.
15 Ukrainian veteran athletes competed at the 2026 Marine Corps & Air Force Trials and brought home 43 medals. Of these, 27 were gold, 10 were silver, and 6 were bronze. These competitions are an internal selection in the US, results of which form the American team for the Warrior Games.
Materials compiled by Tetyana Pidgorna, Olena Reka, Yana Hushchyna, Tamara Moshkovska, Sofia Ratynska, Ioanna Kryvenko, Helena Albahachiieva, Kristina Maknynia
Translated by Tetyana Pidgorna, Yana Hushchyna, Alla Litrovnyk, Liudmyla Stadnykova, Ilona Korolevska, Tetiana Moiseienko, Marharyta Koval, Tetiana Kurbatova
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