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There are no power supply restrictions in Kharkiv for the first time since 22 March, when the city's energy infrastructure was severely damaged by a Russian attack. Source: press service of Ukraine's Energy Ministry Details: The ministry noted that there are no restrictions on power supply in place in Kharkiv.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy denounced Russia’s adoption of violence and hatred as its ideology during a speech in Bucha commemorating the second anniversary of Kyiv Oblast’s liberation from Russian occupation, as police reported the identification of over 100 individuals involved in the killing of civilians.

Convoy makes tension-filled journey into enemy territory for one of the only functioning levels of diplomacy left: the exchange of corpses

The 117th Brigade of Ukraine's Armed Forces claimed on March 30 that Russian forces had used the bomb for the first time in an attack on the community of Velyka Pysarivka in Sumy Oblast.

How many Ukrainians and Russians have died in Putin’s war? : Rashtra News #Ukrainians #Russians #died #Putins #war More than three million people have fled Ukraine as Russia takes complete administrative control of the Kherson region and continues to bomb the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, besides other cities such as Kharkiv, Mariupol, Sumy and Chernihiv. That

"On 23 February 2022, we were sitting in the president's office. It was another 'invasion [day]'. There were several times it could have started. We sat there until about 01:00, w aiting and waiting, and nothing happened.

Residents reported loud noises in the region at around 3 a.m. local time, and photos and videos circulated on social media showing damaged apartments. Residents said shrapnel had broken the windows in several units.

Ukraine is currently preventing Russian forces from making significant tactical gains along the entire frontline, but continued delays in US security assistance will likely expand the threat of Russian operational success, including in non-linear and

Russian ballistic missiles hit targets pretty much at will. The only Western air defense system that shoots them down – the US Patriot system – Washington stopped sending to Kyiv in December.

Consumers in six Ukrainian oblasts will have to deal with scheduled blackouts as the country’s power grid recovers from a series of Russian air strikes, Ukraine’s energy operator Ukrenergo announced on March 29.