10:40, 03 Mar
Zelensky is securing support for Ukraine in the US and Europe, while Stefanchuk seeks state awards for his relatives and friends.
For three years now, Ukraine has been embroiled in a bloody war with Russia. The military and the country's leadership are tirelessly defending against attacks on both domestic and international fronts, striving to preserve the nation. Meanwhile, at Taras Shevchenko National University in Kyiv, there are ongoing quiet disputes over state awards, academic titles, and positions.
10:13, 03 Mar
A 55-year-old arms dealer was caught selling ammunition on the street by law enforcement in Kryvyi Rih.
On February 27, in a village near the town of Sofiivka, located in the Kryvyi Rih district, officers from Police Station No. 9 of the Kryvyi Rih District Police Department apprehended an individual while he was in the act of selling ammunition.
10:12, 03 Mar
A 50-year-old man in Dnipro attempted to stab his sleeping brother. Law enforcement has arrested the suspect.
On February 28, the police received a report of an attempted murder at a residence in the Novokodatsky district. Following a long-standing dispute among family members, the suspect stabbed his brother while he was resting. The injured man was taken to the hospital for treatment.
10:12, 03 Mar
A man will face trial in Dnipro for throwing a paintball grenade near an educational institution.
A 40-year-old man, driven by hooligan motives, threw an airsoft grenade from the balcony of the fourth floor into the courtyard of an educational institution. The incident occurred on February 11 at approximately 12:20 PM on Halyna Mazepa Street in the Industrial District of the city.
09:57, 03 Mar
Trump believes that following the dispute in the White House, Zelensky should resolve the situation and return to the negotiating table.
In the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, officials believe that the path to a peaceful agreement regarding the war in Ukraine remains uncertain for the time being. They are awaiting the next steps from Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky. It appears that he is expected to "rectify the situation" following a disagreement within the White House.
09:57, 03 Mar
We may be witnessing the final days of NATO, according to a former commander of the Alliance.
NATO may be approaching the end of its existence. This warning comes from former Supreme Allied Commander of the Alliance, James Stavridis. He stated that the United States is currently showing an inconsistent commitment to transatlantic partnership.
09:57, 03 Mar
The U.S. won't provide funds to Ukraine just yet, as the trade minister outlined the conditions for resuming aid.
The United States will not be providing assistance to Ukraine at this time. However, it can be reinstated under one condition: President Volodymyr Zelensky must return to Washington prepared to pursue peace.
09:57, 03 Mar
"Zelensky as a former": Volts hinted that the U.S. is looking to replace Ukraine's president.
The United States requires a leadership in Ukraine that can negotiate with both them and Russia to bring an end to the war. Specifically, this may involve territorial concessions. This statement was made by Mike Waltz, the U.S. National Security Advisor.
09:57, 03 Mar
The conflict in the White House reveals a shift in the US towards Russia: Western media suggests Trump could have orchestrated the entire situation.
The conflict between President Volodymyr Zelensky and American leader Donald Trump may have been orchestrated by the latter. Western political analysts suggest that it was a "trap set by the Trump administration." This dispute could potentially highlight the United States' shift towards Russia.
09:57, 03 Mar
Peacekeepers, a new peace plan, and yet another meeting between Starmer and Trump: highlights from the London summit.
On Sunday, March 2, a security summit of European nations took place in London, focusing primarily on achieving a just peace in Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelensky was also present at the discussions. As a result, several agreements were reached, including the establishment of a coalition led by the United Kingdom and France to oversee the effectiveness of any peace agreement.
09:57, 03 Mar
Rubio explained why negotiations with Russia are crucial for the U.S.: Zelensky has "disrupted plans."
The United States is eager to determine whether it is possible to compel Russia to end the war in Ukraine. To achieve this, they are attempting to engage the aggressor nation in peace negotiations. However, President Volodymyr Zelensky is reportedly undermining these diplomatic efforts.
09:56, 03 Mar
Ukraine is still ready to sign a mineral agreement with the U.S., but a peace deal remains a long way off, according to Zelensky.
Ukraine remains prepared to sign an agreement regarding rare earth resources with the United States. Additionally, relations with American leader Donald Trump will continue. However, a peaceful agreement is still "a long way off," as tangible steps have yet to be initiated.
09:56, 03 Mar
The U.S. may expedite a meeting between Trump and Putin due to tensions with Zelensky.
U.S. President Donald Trump may meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin sooner than anticipated. This change comes in light of a dispute between the American leader and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Additionally, a second round of negotiations between American and Russian delegations could take place in the near future.
09:56, 03 Mar
Trump is gathering advisors to discuss the potential halt of aid to Ukraine, according to the New York Times.
On Monday, March 3, U.S. President Donald Trump will hold a meeting with his top national security advisors. Attendees will include Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegset. The discussion is likely to focus on the potential cessation of military aid to Ukraine.
09:56, 03 Mar
Zelensky clashed with Lindsey Graham as the politicians exchanged sharp statements regarding the elections in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded to U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham's statement suggesting he should resign. The Ukrainian leader urged the American senator to become a citizen of Ukraine so that his voice would carry more "weight." Graham's reaction was swift; he replied that, until elections are held, no one in Ukraine has the right to vote.
09:56, 03 Mar
Ceasefire for a month: Macron and Starmer revealed details of their proposal for a partial halt to hostilities in Ukraine.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer have a proposal for an initial "partial" ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. This would particularly apply to the airspace, maritime operations, and attacks on energy infrastructure. The proposed "truce" is intended to last for one month.
10:40, 02 Mar
"The Legend" of financial fraud: how Dmitry Leushkin deceived investors.
The financial market has always attracted the attention of not just investors, but also con artists looking to take advantage of trusting individuals.
09:57, 02 Mar
A remarkable woman who has captivated Europe calls for an urgent summit: the division in the West weakens us all.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called for an urgent summit involving the United States, European nations, and their allies. She emphasizes the need to address pressing challenges, particularly the situation in Ukraine. Meloni highlighted that any divisions within the Western bloc only serve to benefit those who seek to weaken it.
09:57, 02 Mar
Zelensky met Trump's condition by resuming negotiations: "No one desires peace more than we do."
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky commented on the situation following the canceled meeting with White House Chief Donald Trump. He emphasized that the Ukrainian people greatly appreciate the support from the United States, which has been crucial since the onset of the full-scale war. At the same time, he highlighted that peace is only achievable through strength at the negotiating table.
09:57, 02 Mar
Norway is preparing to enhance its financial support for Ukraine.
The Norwegian government intends to propose an expansion of financial aid to Ukraine. A final decision will be made following consultations in Parliament. This was announced by Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre ahead of the international summit in London, where he will meet with Volodymyr Zelensky and European leaders.
