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For the first time since its invasion of Ukraine, Russia is set to hold its annual Victory Day parade in Moscow without tanks, missiles, or other heavy military equipment. This unprecedented move reflects the current operational situation and marks a significant departure from tradition.
Dutch healthcare IT firm Chipsoft has announced that hackers who breached its systems have destroyed the stolen patient data. The company stated that there have been no leaks of the sensitive information.
President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukrainian long-range weapons are now capable of hitting targets at distances exceeding 1,500 kilometers and that Ukraine will continue to extend this range.
In an interview with Le Monde, President Maia Sandu advocates for the European integration of Moldova, Ukraine and the Western Balkans to withstand Russian pressure.
A 12-year-old boy in Ukraine's Chernihiv Oblast successfully disabled a Russian FPV drone that was heading towards his younger siblings. He reportedly learned how to do so from soldiers he knew.
Elon Musk testified in his lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming the company was originally his idea and should revert to its nonprofit mission. During the proceedings, the judge advised both Musk and Sam Altman to refrain from using social media.
Ukraine reports intercepting 30,000 drones in March, highlighting the effectiveness of its interceptor drones as a cost-effective tool in the ongoing conflict.
International humanitarian law regarding buffer zones in contemporary warfare is unclear, raising questions about the legality of Israel's 'security buffer zone' in Lebanon.
The EU formally unblocked a €90 billion loan for Ukraine after Hungary and Slovakia dropped their opposition, a move that underscores the deeply political nature of EU enlargement, as also seen with Montenegro.
Russian troops have shelled 43 settlements in Ukraine's Sumy region over the past 24 hours, resulting in one death and eight injuries.
Ukraine has accused Israel of importing grain that Kyiv claims was stolen by Russia, sparking a diplomatic dispute between the two nations. The accusation centers on the alleged trade of agricultural products originating from Ukrainian territories occupied by Russia.
Ukraine is intensifying its efforts to defeat Russia's Shahed drones, considered Russia's most feared weapon, with about 15-20% of the Shaheds sent by Russia now powered by jet engines.
Unverified reports suggest that Ukraine targeted a Transneft oil pumping station in Russia's Perm region, causing the skies to turn black.
Ukraine is introducing private air defense companies as a new line of defense to protect businesses and critical infrastructure from Russian drone attacks, following a pilot program launched last year.
World Boxing has announced that Russian and Belarusian boxers will be permitted to compete as neutral athletes, despite the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.