The execution of a Swedish citizen by the Iranian regime is a brutal act of senseless violence. Read the full statement by HR/VP @kajakallas here: https://
link.europa.eu/GjK9tm
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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EU Condemns Iran’s Execution of Swedish Citizen
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Project coordinator: ‘Never stop looking’ after three-year search
“Our position is to never stop looking,” Vladimir Zhbankov, the coordinator of the project, told the Kyiv Independent. “In one instance, we searched for three years for one woman — but we finally found her.”
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Projet Poshuk.Polon pour les Ukrainiens disparus
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion began in 2022, the Free Russia Foundation’s “Poshuk.Polon” (“Search.Captivity”) project has worked to track, document, and advocate for Ukrainians who have been captured, detained, or simply vanished amid the chaos of war.
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Ukraine Strikes Aircraft Repair Plant in Novgorod Oblast
Ukraine hits Russian aircraft repair plant in Novgorod Oblast, General Staff says Ukraine struck an aircraft repair plant in Russia's Novgorod Oblast, about 750 kilometers (about 466 miles) inside Russia, Ukraine's General Staff reported on March 18.
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Ukraine destroys 27 Russian air defense systems in 15 days
Russia's air defense was supposed to protect its rear. Ukraine spent the first half of March taking it apart — 27 systems in 15 days, Ukrainian MoD reported.. The list includes Russia's most advanced long-range missile launcher, medium-range systems, radars, and EW.
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Recommendation of the GLOBSEC 2023 report on Ukraine veterans
@GLOBSEC
’s excellent report from 2023: https://
globsec.org/sites/default/
files/2023-09/ScarsonTheirSoulsPTSDandVeteransofUkraine.pdf
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Government decrees city updates for disabled veterans including international aid
The government has decreed that cities will be updated for disabled veterans with more ramps, modifications to housing and vehicles, accessible elevators, and other modifications. These needs should factor into international reconstruction aid. /16
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Ukraine streamlines medical and mental health benefits for wounded veterans
First, Ukraine is streamlining medical and mental health benefits, to include new programs to train wounded veterans and their families for at-home care, and plastic surgery for severe scars or burns. /14
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Kyiv boosts social aid and employment
Kyiv is addressing this challenge head-on through various forms of support: coordinating and enhancing state benefits, promoting employment, and improving accessibility in public and private spaces.
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Ukrainian veterans’ top post-war needs: employment, housing, financial support
Polling shows Ukrainian veterans are very practical about their post war needs. Top concerns are employment, housing and financial support. Here is one example: https://
ukraine.iom.int/sites/g/files/
tmzbdl1861/files/documents/2024-01/veterans-social_reintegration_eng.pdf
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