A large-scale Russian drone attack is underway across Ukraine, seemingly targeting civilian infrastructure. Heavy air defense fire and explosions were heard in Kyiv. Explosions were also reported in Odesa and Zaporizhzhia, with fires and damage to several buildings; civilians were injured.
Kyiv: The capital is under Russian drone attack again. Heavy anti-aircraft fire and explosions lit up the night sky.
Dramatic footage purportedly showing Russian gas transit infrastructure in the border town of Sudzha, Kursk Oblast, aflame. pic.twitter.com/2wvL20Oa65
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 20 mars 2025
Dramatic footage purportedly showing Russian gas transit infrastructure in the border town of Sudzha, Kursk Oblast, aflame.
Ukraine’s FrankenBuk air defense system combines Soviet Buk-M1 with Western Sea Sparrow missiles This modification allows Ukraine to maintain defensive capabilities while shifting away from diminishing Soviet-era missile stocks.
Italy and Ukraine partner on $11.9 million project to strengthen agriculture sector and food security in Odesa Oblast. Italy signed an agreement with Ukraine to launch the 11 million euro ($11.9 million) Pro.UKR project, aimed at promoting sustainable agricultural development
Horrific. This is Russian “peace”. Praying for everyone in Odesa tonight.
Since the beginning of the day, there have been 156 combat engagements on the front, with the Pokrovsk direction remaining the most active, – General Staff http://censor.net/ua/n3542364
Forbes: Ukrainian HIMARS strike may have damaged three North Korean howitzers
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 20 mars 2025
The Ukrainian 14th UAV Regiment located three North Korean M1989 170-millimeter howitzers in Kursk Oblast, enabling a HIMARS strike that deployed submunitions over the artillery positions.… pic.twitter.com/JXPumQ1EfE
Forbes: Ukrainian HIMARS strike may have damaged three North Korean howitzers The Ukrainian 14th UAV Regiment located three North Korean M1989 170-millimeter howitzers in Kursk Oblast, enabling a HIMARS strike that deployed submunitions over the artillery positions.
In Kharkiv, the famous print shop "Factor-Print" has been restored. Last year, it was destroyed by enemy missiles http://
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While Odesa is still under fire from Putin’s forces, air raid sirens are sounding in Kyiv.
