Ministry of Energy: Germany may become Ukraine’s partner in hydrogen production
Germany is considering the possibility of joint implementation of hydrogen production and transportation projects with Ukraine.
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Defense forces repel more than 80 enemy attacks, down nine Shahed drones
The enemy is concentrating its main efforts on offensive operations in Kupyansk, Lyman, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Marinka directions, while the settlements of Bilohorivka, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Marinka remain at the epicenter of military action.
Mayor: It will take 20 years to restore Mariupol
Mayor of Mariupol Vadym Boychenko says that it will take about 20 years to fully restore the city.
Türkiye promises to continue efforts to establish peace in Ukraine
A meeting of the National Security Council of Türkiye took place in Ankara with Ankara's peaceful efforts to end the Russian-Ukrainian war as one of the agenda items.
S-300 missile attack on Kharkiv: Prosecutor's office shows consequences of terrorist attack
Russian terrorists launched missile strikes on Kharkiv city late on March 30.
Sixty-five Ukrainian servicemen complete Patriot training course
Ukrainian military personnel, who had been training to operate Patriot air defense systems on U.S. soil, have completed their course and returned to Europe.
Ukrainian court hands down first verdict in Crimea deportation case
The Ukrainian court passed the first sentence in a case of the deportation of the population from the temporarily occupied Crimea. A local "judge" who was involved in the deportation of Crimean residents from the temporarily occupied peninsula was sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison.
State Property Fund plans to resume large-scale privatization
The State Property Fund of Ukraine plans to put up objects of large-scale privatization for sale in the second or third quarter of 2023.
Ukraine restoration: SECI estimates potential investments at several trillion dollars
The Southeast European Cooperative Initiative (SECI) assumes that the potential investments in the restoration of Ukraine – calculated for many years ahead – may total several trillion dollars.
Energy Ministry, German Eastern Business Association to develop ‘green’ projects in Ukraine
The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy and the German Eastern Business Association have signed a memorandum of cooperation on ensuring the stable operation of Ukraine’s energy sector, as well as the development of a stable and sustainable energy system of the future.
Ukraine, Switzerland to cooperate on regional development and recovery
Ukraine and Switzerland will jointly implement the project "Ukraine’s Cohesion and Regional Development" (UCORD), which is aimed at establishing effective cooperation between central and local authorities, business and the public in the issues of Ukraine’s recovery and regional development.
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Strengthening Ukraine's energy security: Naftogaz to cooperate with Energy Community
The Energy Community and Naftogaz of Ukraine will create an expert group to design tools for boosting Ukrainian energy security.
Germany hands Ukraine another package of military aid
In the package of defense assistance to Ukraine, along with armored vehicles, Germany also transferred other military vehicles and medical equipment.
Zelensky’s address on 400th day of war: Preparing approach of our victory
Four hundred days of our defense against full-scale aggression is a colossal path that the nation has walked as one.
Russia’s spying activities in Finland weakened significantly - intel report
The expulsion of Russian spies and visa restrictions for Russian nationals have significantly weakened Moscow's intelligence operations in Finland over the past year.
Food in exchange of munitions: U.S. spots Russia’s plans to get weapons from North Korea
The United States has exposed Russia’s plans to obtain weapons from North Korea, including Moscow's offer to supply food to Pyongyang in exchange for munitions.
Offensive Guard sees over 35,000 applications from volunteers
More than 35,000 applications have been received from Ukrainian men and women for joining the Offensive Guard brigades, of which more than 16,000 applied for the National Guard units.
Air raid alert in Kyiv, two northern regions
An air raid alert was announced in the northern regions of Ukraine on the evening of Thursday, March 30.
Ukraine’s defense chief shows test drive of Stryker, Cougar armored vehicles
Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov of Ukraine posted a video of a test drive of Stryker and Cougar armored fighting vehicles supplied to Ukraine by its foreign partners.
OSCE invokes “Moscow Mechanism” over deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia
The OSCE has initiated the “Moscow Mechanism” as a response to the forced transfer and deportation of Ukrainian children to the Russian Federation in the wake of rights violations and humanitarian implications of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.
Ukraine calls on West to facilitate extradition of corrupt officials
Western partners can help Kyiv fight corruption by extraditing to Ukraine suspects in graft-related cases.
Enemy trying to advance on five axes: Ukraine repels 47 attacks
As Russia’s invasion forces are focusing their main efforts on conducting offensive operations in the Kupiansk, Lyman, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Maryinka directions, Ukrainian defenders repelled 47 enemy attacks in the said areas.
Court snubs Moscow-controlled church’s claim in Lavra row
The court in Kyiv refused to consider the lawsuit filed by the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (in unity with the Moscow Patriarchate) against the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra Natural Reserve administration, in which clerics demanded that the termination of the deal on a free lease of Lavra premises be revoked.
WSJ journalist arrested in Moscow on “espionage” charges
Moscow's Lefortovsky Court, at the motion filed by the FSB security service, ruled to remand in custody U.S. citizen Evan Gershkovich, a journalist with The Wall Street Journal, who is being accused of “espionage.”
Russian war on Ukraine continues to impact EU agrimarket - report
The consequences of Russian aggression against Ukraine continue to reflect on agricultural production in EU countries, which, along with other factors, such as high summer temperatures and winter draught, have led to high inflation on food products and a change in the consumption structure across Europe.
Zelensky meets with German tank manufacturer’s delegation
President Volodymyr Zelensky met with the delegation of Germany’s Rheinmetall AG defense concern, led by CEO Armin Papperger, to discuss the issue of current cooperation and its further deepening.
Blinken to meet Kuleba in Brussels
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken during his visit to Brussels, Belgium, on April 3-5, where he will attend the NATO Foreign Ministerial and the tenth U.S.-EU Energy Council meeting, will also hold a number of bilateral meetings, including with Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
Army of Drones: 300 Mavic 3T UAVs delivered to hottest frontline spots in Ukraine
The Ministry of Digital Transformation handed over to the Ukrainian military a batch of 300 DJI Mavic 3T unmanned aerial vehicles to be used on the battlefield.
Charles III at Bundestag: Russia’s war against Ukraine threatens security of Europe
King Charles III has stated that the war launched by Russia against Ukraine trampled on freedom and threatened the security of Europe.