Russia launched another strike on Ukrainian gas infrastructure on 28 March, while simultaneously accusing Ukraine of destroying a gas measurement station in Kursk Oblast that held no operational value as a military target — an attack Ukraine denies and which appears to be a Russian false…
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Russia strikes Ukraine’s gas site, blames Kyiv for Russian strike on Ukraine-controlled Sudzha gas station
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Azov Brigade captures 20 Russian soldiers in Donetsk Oblast’s Toretsk sector
Ukraine’s 12th Azov Special Purpose Brigade, operating under the National Guard, has taken 20 Russian soldiers prisoner near Toretsk in Donetsk Oblast, according to the Brigade’s statement released on 27 March.
For months, Russia has focused on capturing the remaining parts of Donetsk Oblast…Continue Reading
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Reuters: Radio Free Europe regains Trump-cut funding through court, Radio Free Asia and Voice of America file lawsuits
The US-state-funded Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) secured a critical victory on 27 March when federal authorities withdrew termination notices for its congressional funding, following emergency court action that temporarily blocked the administration’s defunding attempt.
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Ukrainian Association of Photographers condemns World Press Photo for awarding Russian, Belarusian photographers
The Ukrainian Association of Professional Photographers (UAPF) has condemned the results of the 2025 World Press Photo contest, reports a Ukrainian news source. Among the regional winners were two Russians, one Belarusian, and several German photographers with projects about Ukraine and the…
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Ukrainian forces destroy strategic bridges in Russian Belgorod Oblast
Ukrainian military aviation conducted precision strikes on two critical bridges in Russia’s Belgorod Oblast, targeting infrastructure supporting Russian military operations near the Ukrainian border.
The Dnipro Osint analytical group confirmed the attacks on bridges in Grafovka and…
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EU sanctions 25 individuals and 7 entities linked to Lukashenka regime in Belarus
The Council of the European Union has imposed sanctions on 25 additional individuals and 7 entities in Belarus responsible for undermining democracy, violating human rights, and supporting Russia’s war against Ukraine, according to a press release published on the European Council’s website on…
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UK PM Starmer says sanctions on Russia should increase, not weaken
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of “playing games and playing for time” in peace talks with Ukraine. Speaking in Paris on 27 March, Starmer criticized Putin’s demand for sanctions relief before implementing a US-brokered maritime ceasefire.
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US funding for abducted Ukrainian children program restored temporarily, White House still terminating initiative
The US State Department announced a short-term funding extension for a program tracking Russian-abducted Ukrainian children, despite announcment earlier to terminate the initiative.
The program, run by Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab, has been critical in documenting child abductions…
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Trump now wants entire Ukrainian resource revenue in updated minerals pact offer
US President Donald Trump’s administration has proposed a new minerals deal that seeks more from Ukraine, according to three people familiar with the negotiations and a draft summary obtained by Reuters.
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Russo-Ukrainian War, day 1128: Zelenskyy calls for global action against Russian attacks
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“First they shell, then they hunt”: Russia’s savage new civilian terror strategy debuts in Kherson. Ambulances, first responders, and civilians became prey in Russia’s calculated new warfare technique that turned Kherson into a killing zone on Thursday. 
“Code 200 means… Continue Reading