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Ukraine Breaking News Today Live on 03-22-2024

Stay on top of Russia-Ukraine war 03-22-2024 developments on the ground with KyivPost fact-based news, exclusive video footage, photos and updated war maps.

Ukraine Breaking News Today Live on 03-22-2024

Ukraine in the Post-American Era

Ukraine in the Post-American Era
Like it or not, we must be prepared for the possibility that Congress may fail to appropriate any additional funding for Ukraine this year and (if Trump is elected) the next five years.

Ukrainian Ground Forces Commander Warns of Russia Gathering 100,000 Soldiers, Potential Summer Offensive

Ukrainian Ground Forces Commander Warns of Russia Gathering 100,000 Soldiers, Potential Summer Offensive
The commander suggests that Russia's assembly of troops may not solely indicate an offensive strategy, potentially serving to bolster current units' combat capability.

Kyiv Security Forum (#KSF2024): Ukraine's Premier International Platform on War, Peace, and Security

Kyiv Security Forum (#KSF2024): Ukraine's Premier International Platform on War, Peace, and Security
Report from Kyiv Security Forum in the Ukrainian capital. The event attended by international leaders, politicians, diplomats, promises diverse perspectives.

Number of Russian Inmates Mobilized for War Could Force Prison Closures

Number of Russian Inmates Mobilized for War Could Force Prison Closures
Russia has taken so many convicts for its war in Ukraine that some of its prison colonies may have to close because of detainee shortages, according to a to a regional official.

Emergency Blackouts in 7 Ukrainian Regions after Russian Strikes

Emergency Blackouts in 7 Ukrainian Regions after Russian Strikes
Kyiv confirms damage to power grid system by Russian air attack.

Devastating Russian Missile Attack on Ukraine Kills Five, Leaves Dozens Injured: Official Reports

Devastating Russian Missile Attack on Ukraine Kills Five, Leaves Dozens Injured: Official Reports
As of now, three people have died in Zaporizhzhia, including an 8-year-old girl, and two in Khmelnytsky, as a result of Russian attacks, with dozens wounded.

Kremlin Says Russia in a 'State of War' in Ukraine

Kremlin Says Russia in a 'State of War' in Ukraine
Russia finally admits that it has declared war on Ukraine, not just a 'special operation.'

President Zelensky Condemns Latest Massive Air Attack by ‘Moscow’s Savages’

President Zelensky Condemns Latest Massive Air Attack by ‘Moscow’s Savages’
The Ukrainian leader emphasizes the destruction and killing Russia can get away with while his country waits for desperately needed air defense systems and other armaments from its partners.

Major Russian Assault on Ukraine’s Energy Sector, Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant on Brink of Blackout

Major Russian Assault on Ukraine’s Energy Sector, Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant on Brink of Blackout
Russians targeted the Dnipro hydroelectric dam in Zaporizhzhia, leaving the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant teetering on the brink of blackout across the region’s cities.

NATO Military Committee Chief, in Kyiv, Calls for Strong Allied Support

NATO Military Committee Chief, in Kyiv, Calls for Strong Allied Support
NATO military chief says the right balance between optimism and pessimism is required, as well as accelerating the delivery of support for Ukraine and implementation of mobilization in the country.

EU Agrees to Move Ahead on Using Russian Assets for Ukraine

EU Agrees to Move Ahead on Using Russian Assets for Ukraine
The proposal, at the heart of talks between leaders at a summit in Brussels, could unlock some three billion euros ($3.3 billion) a year for Kyiv - once given a final green light.

ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, March 20, 2024

ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, March 20, 2024
Latest from the Institute for the Study of War.

‘Every Day and Every Night, a Terrorist War’ – War in Ukraine Update for March 22

‘Every Day and Every Night, a Terrorist War’ – War in Ukraine Update for March 22
Injuries in Kyiv attack rise to 13; Ukraine could have access to $15.6 billion through the IMF, which said “the Ukrainian economy continued to show remarkable resilience.”