Belarus is holding military exercises focused on the transition from peacetime to wartime, according to Ukrainian military intelligence.
Belarus is holding military exercises focused on the transition from peacetime to wartime, according to Ukrainian military intelligence.
Ukrainian military intelligence says Russia has a 120-day war plan, revised monthly, and has not abandoned its goal of capturing all of Ukraine.
The Kremlin is again discussing a possible assault on Kyiv in the fall.
The Ukrainian President’s Office has stated that Ukraine needs an American multiple rocket launch system to unblock the Black Sea.
The NSDC of Ukraine has launched ‘Occupant’, an online platform providing real-time information on Russian POWs captured since February 24, 2022. The portal allows Russian citizens to access details about the status and location of captured soldiers, adhering to Geneva Convention standards.
The SBU has released an intercepted call revealing Russian soldiers’ bodies being dumped in mass graves. The conversation describes piles of bodies, suggesting thousands are discarded, making it easier to declare them ‘missing.’ Guards profit by helping relatives find remains.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko confirmed that Belarus will not engage in the Russian military operation in Ukraine, citing no necessity for involvement. He assured that Belarus has already provided all possible support to Russia, reinforcing its non-participation stance.
Interest in the “special military operation” in Ukraine is waning, yet concern remains high. Support for Russian military actions is slightly down since March, with most blaming NATO for the conflict. The Levada Center survey shows varying levels of concern across age groups.
Ukrainian intelligence reports Russian troop movements from Belarus to eastern Ukraine, aiming to exploit vulnerabilities in Ukrainian defenses. Despite claims of halting the Azovstal assault, Russian forces plan continued operations. Evacuations from Mariupol may begin April 23.
Ukraine’s military has destroyed 5,260 enemy units, with the sinking of Russia’s cruiser Moskva being the most costly loss. Forbes Ukraine’s 2026 issue highlights future-shaping individuals and businesses, while the war’s economic impact and military losses are analyzed.
Russian forces have withdrawn from the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant area in Kyiv, confirmed by the State Agency for Exclusion Zone Management. The agency assures no unauthorized individuals remain, marking a critical step towards regional stabilization and safety assurance.
Russian military claims completion of initial operation phase, focusing efforts on Donbas. Despite initial plans, Russian forces did not storm major Ukrainian cities. As battles intensify, rhetoric shifts. Ukraine declares martial law, mobilizes against the invasion.