Russian online voting systems hacked by Ukrainian intel
Although Russian officials attributed the "interruptions to a large number of people wanting to vote," the source claims that the HUR’s cyber operation caused the disruption.
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EU boosts defense industry with €500 million for ammunition production
The European Commission allocates €500 million to increase ammunition production capacity to 2 million shells per year by 2025.
UK intel: Russia Black Sea Fleet’s new chief expected to stabilize security situation after ship losses
Admiral Moiseyev, the new Commander in Chief of the Russian Navy, is expected to prioritize stabilizing the Black Sea security situation and implementing changes to improve the combat capability of the Black Sea Fleet, per UK intelligence.
France, Germany, and Poland pledge more weapons for Ukraine in show of unity
At the Weimar Triangle meeting in Berlin, the leaders of France, Germany, and Poland agreed to boost Ukraine's military support with more weapons, expanded equipment production, and a rocket artillery coalition.
UN report: Russian torture of Ukrainian POWs “widespread and systematic”
New UN report uncovers "widespread and systematic" Russian torture of Ukrainian POWs, with accounts of "relentless, brutal treatment inflicting severe pain and suffering" during prolonged detention.
Sweden donates maritime surveillance jet skis to Ukraine
The Swedish government has decided to transfer nine jet skis to Ukraine, previously used for maritime surveillance, for immediate use as requested by Ukraine, following the Coast Guard's analysis of donating vessels and equipment.
Czech-led shell initiative for Ukraine bolstered by Portugal’s €100 million pledge
Portugal joins Czech-led initiative to support Ukraine with artillery shells, pledging €100 million to provide crucial ammunition as Kyiv faces ammunition shortages, complementing military assistance including tanks and carriers provided since the Russian invasion.
Greece negotiates deal with Czechia for ammunition transfer to Ukraine
Through a deal with the Czech Republic, Greece will supply Ukraine with 2,000 Zuni rockets, 180 anti-tank rockets, 90,000 projectiles, 4 million bullets, and 70 howitzers without depleting its own stocks, according to Greek media.
Russian double missile strike on Odesa kills 16, injures 55 (updated)
On 15 March, Russia targeted Odesa with a double missile strike, resulting in the deaths of two first responders and 14 other civilians, at least 55 injuries, and damage to homes, a service station, a gas pipeline, and emergency vehicles.
Ukraine attacks Russia’s Kaluga oil refinery using drones
Suicide drones of the Ukrainian military intelligence agency reportedly damaged a Russian oil refinery in Kaluga as Ukraine intensifies aerial strikes against Russia's oil industry.
Rebuilding Ukraine’s decimated scientific infrastructure will cost over $1 bn, UN says
1,443 buildings at 177 different scientific institutions across Ukraine have been damaged or destroyed by Russian attacks.
Russian forces attempt to turn Ukrainian teenagers into soldiers – CNN
In a disturbing violation of human rights, Russia is forcibly deporting Ukrainian teenagers, attempting to conscript them into the Russian armed forces.
Politico: House Speaker Johnson says he expects to take up Ukraine aid with Democratic votes
US House Speaker Johnson says he expects to take up Ukraine aid through a suspension calendar, a process needing a two-thirds majority vote in the House.
Borrell: Outcome of Russia-Ukraine war ‘will be decided this spring and summer’
"We have to increase our support, to do more and quicker," EU's foreign policy chief stressed.
Macron: peace in Europe requires preparation for war
In an interview, Macron also reiterated that the option of sending Western troops should remain open.
Shortened Oscar Show to be recut to include “20 Days in Mariupol” after outage
The Academy will recut the Oscars' international broadcast to restore the Best Documentary Feature category, won by 20 Days in Mariupol, after protests from Ukraine's Suspilne TV over its omission and the exclusion of Mstyslav Chernov's speech.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 750: Ukraine sets in motion strategic rotation of frontline forces
Oleksandr Syrskyi, Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, announced the initiation of a rotation process for battalions and units that have been performing combat tasks on the frontline “for a long time.”
Ukraine launches security guarantee talks with Latvia
“Ukraine's task is to ensure that each such agreement strengthens our country, brings victory closer and contributes to international law and order,” Ukraine's Presidential Office statement read.
Japan and US to enhance joint defense production to support Ukraine’s defense needs
Amid Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, Japan and the US plan to accelerate their complementary relationship in defense equipment production.
Rheinmetall plans to set up four factories in Ukraine
The planned factories in Ukraine will focus on producing shells, military vehicles, gunpowder, and anti-aircraft weapons.