NEW: Ukraine’s operational and strategic ability to inflict mounting costs on Russia is generating increasing anxiety in the Russian ultranationalist information space. Other Key Takeaways: Ukraine continues to offer concessions and demonstrate its willingness to negotiate

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Russia struck the Ukrainian Nikopol and Kryvyi Rih districts of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. These are not military targets In the Pokrovsk community, a 65-year-old man was killed. Two others were wounded alongside him. In Nikopol, a drone attack injured eight people DSNS

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Operators of the “Kraken 1654” Unmanned Systems Regiment hunted down a Russian tank and several other pieces of enemy equipment

FPV drones also eliminated infantry, while heavy bomber drone drops destroyed the occupiers’ shelters
📹 The Third Army Corps pic.twitter.com/vbbdCYnr6t

— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 31 mars 2026

Operators of the “Kraken 1654” Unmanned Systems Regiment hunted down a Russian tank and several other pieces of enemy equipment FPV drones also eliminated infantry, while heavy bomber drone drops destroyed the occupiers’ shelters The Third Army Corps

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Clear-eyed & comprehensive: “we are dealing with a long-term, structural (because of the nature of the Russian regime and political system) and systemic (it’s about the global and European security orders) Russia crisis that cannot be resolved as long as Putin remains in power”

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AI-driven drones produced by Portuguese company Tekever, such as the AR5 and AR3, help the Ukrainian military search for Russian positions and conduct long-range surveillance operations to identify high-value enemy targets deep behind enemy lines.

Another drone already being… pic.twitter.com/wkcTug3tsw

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 30 mars 2026

AI-driven drones produced by Portuguese company Tekever, such as the AR5 and AR3, help the Ukrainian military search for Russian positions and conduct long-range surveillance operations to identify high-value enemy targets deep behind enemy lines. Another drone already being

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"Ukraine is allowed to defend itself. We do not place any demands on Ukraine regarding which targets it seeks to influence in Russia," Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen said.

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Update: Ukrainian drone crashes in Finland, Kyiv blames Russian electronic warfare.

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Ukrainian doctors performed a unique operation, removing a drone fragment from the aorta of a Ukrainian Defender.

Anton, a 32-year-old artilleryman, joined the Ukrainian army at the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022. He was wounded on February 26 in the Pokrovsk… pic.twitter.com/uoXiP3fksa

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 30 mars 2026

Ukrainian doctors performed a unique operation, removing a drone fragment from the aorta of a Ukrainian Defender. Anton, a 32-year-old artilleryman, joined the Ukrainian army at the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022. He was wounded on February 26 in Pokrovsk.

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It’s been 4 years since Russia went all-out war on Ukraine & has been unsuccessful at conquering it.
Now RU’s main hope is that the US presses UA into surrendering.
Putin’s aide Ushakov lays it bare: “It seems to me that the Americans could […] really press & influence Kyiv.” https://t.co/fERCwUHvmg

— Myroslava Petsa (@myroslavapetsa) 30 mars 2026

It’s been 4 years since Russia went all-out war on Ukraine & has been unsuccessful at conquering it. Now RU’s main hope is that the US presses UA into surrendering. Putin’s aide Ushakov lays it bare: “It seems to me that the Americans could […] really press & influence Kyiv.”

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The parliamentary crisis has crystallized in recent weeks as Kyiv approaches a series of deadlines to pass legislation required to unlock billions of dollars from international partners, including the IMF, the European Union, and the World Bank.

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