Russia to not take part in Ukraine-US talks on March 21 – Peskov
Russia will not participate in talks involving representatives of Ukraine and the United States on Saturday, March 21.
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Meloni urges flexibility to unblock EUR 90B Ukraine loan, suggests restarting Druzhba pipeline
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni believes that Hungary's blockade of a EUR 90 billion loan for Ukraine could be lifted if the Druzhba oil pipeline resumes operations.
First in Defense Forces: paratroopers show how they test exoskeletons in combat conditions
Fighters of the 147th Separate Artillery Brigade of the Air Assault Forces are the first in Ukraine’s Defense Forces to test exoskeletons at combat positions.
Rescue dog Hanna, who helped find over 170 people after Russian strikes, dies
Hanna, a Doberman rescue dog who helped locate more than 170 people during extremely difficult missions, has passed away.
Costa calls Orban's behavior unacceptable over blocking Ukraine loan
European Council President António Costa called the behavior of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán unacceptable in connection with blocking the loan for Ukraine and stressed that it is inadmissible to link its unblocking to circumstances that do not depend on the EU or Ukraine.
Ukrainian gains on southern front put Russian command in deadlock – ISW
Recent successes by Ukrainian forces on the Oleksandrivka axis have forced the Russian military command into competing tactical and operational dilemmas on the battlefield.
Aid for Ukraine unlikely to be unblocked before elections in Hungary – Tusk
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is using the topic of Ukraine in his domestic election campaign, and therefore it is unlikely that European aid for Kyiv will be unblocked before the elections scheduled for April 12.
Potential Trump-Lukashenko deal sparks new security concerns for Ukraine – expert
A potential political rapprochement between US President Donald Trump and Aleksandr Lukashenko, against the backdrop of reports on the release of Belarusian political prisoners, the lifting of sanctions on Belarus, and signals of a possible visit to Washington, could lead to a reduction of Minsk’s international isolation and create additional security risks for Ukraine.
US decision to lift sanctions against Belarus likely to aid Russia’s war effort – ISW
The US decision to lift sanctions on Belarus is likely to directly benefit Russia’s economy and therefore Russia’s war effort.
Shipment of energy equipment from IAEA arrives in Ukraine
A shipment of energy equipment from the International Atomic Energy Agency has arrived in Ukraine for JSC Mykolaivoblenergo, which will help restore the energy system after Russian attacks.
EU allocates €12 million to align Ukraine’s agricultural sector with EU standards
The European Union has announced the allocation of €12 million to support the development of agriculture and rural areas, as well as to implement food safety reforms in Ukraine.
Russian attacks on Sumy region leave three civilians killed, 13 injured
In the Sumy region, three people were killed and 13 others sustained injuries of varying severity over the past day as a result of Russian attacks.
Ukraine’s air defenses down 133 out of 156 Russian drones launched since evening
Ukraine’s air defense forces neutralized 133 drones launched by Russian troops against Ukraine since the previous evening. Enemy hits were recorded at 13 locations.
Von der Leyen: EU will find ways to deliver €90 billion loan to Ukraine
The EU will find ways to provide Ukraine with the promised €90 billion loan despite ongoing resistance from Hungary.
Russian drone attack damages grain vessels in Odesa region, civilians injured
In the Odesa region, two civilian vessels were damaged as a result of a Russian drone attack overnight on March 20, and two people were injured.
War update: 201 combat clashes over past day, two frontline sectors see heaviest fighting
On March 19, there were 201 combat clashes between Ukraine’s Defense Forces and Russian troops. The enemy exerted the most pressure in the Kostiantynivka and Pokrovsk sectors.
Russian forces shell two districts in Dnipropetrovsk region overnight, casualties reported
Russian troops have attacked the Nikopol and Synelnykivskyi districts of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast 16 times, injuring two people.
Russian military loses another 1,610 soldiers in war against Ukraine
Total combat casualties among Russian troops from February 24, 2022, to March 20, 2026, have reached approximately 1,285,700 personnel, of whom 1,610 were killed in the past 24 hours.
MoD: AFU strengthening protections against discrimination and sexual harassment
The Armed Forces are improving mechanisms for maintaining military discipline and preventing discrimination and sexual harassment, and victims will receive additional safety guarantees.
Andriushchenko: Russia plans to resettle over one million people in Donetsk region
Russia plans to bring over a million new residents to the Donetsk region by 2045—this is outlined in the master plans for the occupied cities.
NGU troops destroy six enemy “Grad” rocket launchers in Pokrovsk area
Fighters from the Lasar’s Group, a special unit of unmanned aerial systems within the Ukrainian National Guard (NGU), carried out a special operation during which they destroyed six enemy BM-21 “Grad” multiple rocket launchers in the Pokrovsk area.
Russians launch attack on Kharkiv
The enemy launched a drone strike on Kharkiv.
Court continues hearing in case of murder of Iryna Farion in Lviv
A court hearing in the case of the murder of linguist Iryna Farion was held today at the Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Lviv.
Police detain man suspected of involvement in arson of eight military vehicles in Zaporizhzhia
In Zaporizhzhia, a 20-year-old man was detained for setting fire to a military vehicle and may also be involved in seven similar crimes.
Ukrainian military intelligence unit conducts clearance operation in Zaporizhzhia sector
A unit of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) carried out a successful clearance of a settlement in the Zaporizhzhia sector.
Ukrainian Navy warns of potential Russian unmanned boat use in Black Sea
The Ukrainian Navy considers the potential use of unmanned surface vessels by Russian forces in the Black Sea to be a real threat.
Expert: Social media clips sparking anger or despair classic PSYOPS triggers
A classic PSYOPS trigger is when a social media clip provokes strong anger, panic, or hopelessness.
Russia stepping up foreign campaign to normalize occupation of Ukrainian territories
Russia is intensifying its propaganda efforts abroad concerning the occupied territories of Ukraine, including through the establishment of “sister city” ties with foreign municipalities.
19 March 2026
New bus routes to be introduced in Sumy region to maintain logistics amid Russian strikes – Kuleba
New combined bus routes are being developed in the Sumy region to ensure uninterrupted logistics amid ongoing Russian strikes on railway infrastructure.