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Tuesday, March 31
Requests drafted for top suspects' extradition from Israel in Ukraine's biggest graft case.
The prosecutor general has not yet approved the extradition requests for Mindich and Tsukerman, according to Abakumov.
'Security situation' blocks EU inspection of Druzhba pipeline, Ukraine says
Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Taras Kachka attributed the delay to "technical safety procedures."
Why investigations against lawmakers do not threaten democracy in Ukraine
Ukraine is fighting two battles at once: resisting Russia's invasion and reforming its institutions to meet EU membership standards. When corruption investigations target sitting members of parliament, these two realities can appear contradictory. During wartime, prosecutions of lawmakers may seem to indicate institutional fragility. In fact, the opposite is true. Investigating MPs during wartime is not a threat to Ukrainian democracy — it is evidence that the rule of law is finally reaching
Massive explosion at Russian petrochemical plant in Tatarstan, 2 dead, dozens wounded
The company in charge of the plant said the incident was caused by an "equipment malfunction."
Iranian missile fragments fall near Ukraine's Embassy in Israel
Iranian cluster missile fragments fell around 30 meters from the Ukrainian Embassy building, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said. No injuries were reported.
Russian spy network in Kyiv foiled before planned assassinations of military, volunteers
The network was coordinated by a staff officer of Russia’s General Staff, who identified targets, assigned roles, and oversaw preparations.
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Ukraine will supply weapons and defense technology to Gulf countries under new agreements, President Volodymyr Zelensky told reporters on March 30.
