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24 of March 2025:

• The Anti-Corruption Council at the MDU accused the Defense Procurement Agency of negligence due to the purchase of defective ammunition
• Kidʼs death at dentistʼs in Kyiv: clinic suspends anesthesiologist
• Study: Kremlin used the word “Nazism” over 4 000 times in the media to justify the war
• The President appointed Mykola Kalashnyk as the head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration
• Russian hackers attacked Belgian government websites
• Austrian intelligence services have uncovered a Russian disinformation campaign directed against Ukraine
• Court sends 10 militants who fought against Ukraine to prison
• Russia launches missile strike on Sumy. Dozens of injured, including children (UPD)
• The 3rd Assault Brigade created its own UAVs regiment
• NAPC urges the Verkhovna Rada to preserve lifestyle monitoring tool. Hereʼs why itʼs important
• “Nova Post” opened another branch in the Netherlands
• China denies media reports about participation in peacekeeping mission in Ukraine
• New specialized administrative courts will be created in Ukraine — Zelensky signed the draft law
• Drone Coalition allocates €20 million for reconnaissance drones for Ukraine
• The government has completed payments under the “eSupport” program. Ukrainians received the final 703 million
• South Koreaʼs Constitutional Court rejects impeachment of prime minister
• He prepared terrorist attacks and coordinated the shelling of Kharkiv. Police detained a suspected Russian agent
• Volodymyr Zelensky signed a law on increasing the excise tax on tobacco
• General Staff: Russia lost 1 280 soldiers and four helicopters over the past day
• “Ukrzaliznytsia” reports large-scale cyberattack — online ticket sales are down
• Russians attacked Ukraine with 99 drones at night
• We spoke to a civilian prisoner who returned home through perseverance, mutual aid, and luck. Hereʼs his story
• 11 years ago, pro-Ukrainian activists and Russian supporters clashed in Donetsk. Shakhtar ultras and current military man Vitaliy Ovcharenko recalls how it happened