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Ukraine Breaking News Today Live on 03-16-2024

Stay on top of Russia-Ukraine war 03-16-2024 developments on the ground with KyivPost fact-based news, exclusive video footage, photos and updated war maps.

Ukraine Breaking News Today Live on 03-16-2024

UN Commission Reports Continuing Violations of Human Rights by Russia

UN Commission Reports Continuing Violations of Human Rights by Russia
In its follow-up report to the UN on Friday, the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine said Russia’s disregard for the basic principles of humanitarian law continue unabated.

Russian ‘Double-Tap’ Strike Kills 21 in Odesa, Including Rescuers and Top Police Officials

Russian ‘Double-Tap’ Strike Kills 21 in Odesa, Including Rescuers and Top Police Officials
A Russian ballistic missile attack struck a residential area in Ukraine’s Black Sea port city of Odesa killing at least 21 people, in Moscow’s deadliest attack in weeks, Ukrainian officials said.

British Defence Intelligence Update Ukraine 16 March 2024

British Defence Intelligence Update Ukraine 16 March 2024
Latest from the British Defence Intelligence.

Morning News Update, March 16

Morning News Update, March 16
Brussels Solidifies $4.9 Billion Funding for Ukraine; US Washington State Backs Ukraine in Meeting with Kyiv Oblast Governor; Sumy Officials Start Evacuations of Communities Close to Russian Border.

Accepting New Realities at Home and Abroad

Accepting New Realities at Home and Abroad
Ukraine in the conditions of a protracted war and changes in the approaches of the US.

Putin 'Only Understands Force:' Russian Chess Legend

Putin 'Only Understands Force:' Russian Chess Legend
The former world chess champion, who last week was put on Russia's list of "extremists," called for more military aid to Kyiv against a "terrorist regime that only understands force."

ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, March 15, 2024

ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, March 15, 2024
Latest from the Institute for the Study of War.

Lessons Ukraine Can Take from a History of Wartime Conscription

Lessons Ukraine Can Take from a History of Wartime Conscription
As Ukraine’s politicians and citizens debate the need for conscription, it is worth considering the arguments in a broader historical and geographical context