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Oleksandr Syrsky said he had visited two brigades "where the situation is gradually becoming more complicated and there is a threat of enemy units advancing deep into our battle formations."
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala said last week his country had raised funds to buy 300,000 artillery shells for Ukraine, lower than the 800,000 initially suggested by the Czech president.
A fire broke out at one of Germany's largest refugee accommodation centers, positioned at the former Berlin-Tegel airport on Tuesday afternoon, March 12.
Poland, one of Ukraine's staunchest allies, has repeatedly urged its Western partners to up their spending on military aid as Kyiv fends off a Russian invasion.
The committee meeting that was supposed to consider amendments to the mobilization draft law was canceled. Some lawmakers accuse the committee of dragging its feet on the controversial bill.
February to March 2023 – residential areas face the brunt of attacks. Kremlin aims to demoralize civilians near front line to undermine support for and morale of the Ukrainian military.
In the first weeks after Russia’s large-scale invasion, a school basement became a prison for the entire village of Yahidne. A Chernihiv court has just sentenced 15 Russians for war crimes.
An exclusive video obtained by the Kyiv Post shows anti-Putin rebels' drones attacked an MLRS, after which a missile from the system descended and pierced the cockpit containing Russian army soldiers.
Biden said the stopgap shipment of missiles, shells and ammunition for Kyiv was "not nearly enough" and would run out in a couple of weeks, leaving Ukraine outgunned by Russian forces.
Drone strikes targeted Russia's oil refineries for the second day in a row on Wednesday, with one sparking a fire and injuring several people after it struck a facility in the Ryazan region.
Russian strikes kill three in central Ukraine, injure children in Sumy region; US and Denmark announce aid packages; Moscow continues to make marginal advances along fronts in Donetsk.