The Danish government and the majority of parties in the Danish parliament have agreed to create a one-billion-dollar fund for civil, military and commercial aid to Ukraine.

According to U.S. senators from both parties, the Pentagon should send F-16s to Ukraine. “This would be a significant, game-changing capability on the battlefield,” the eight senators wrote in a letter to US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Politico reported.

Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Russian officials and workers have been subject to strict restrictions on travel abroad, the British Ministry of Defense said. “Kremlin officials have been banned from all international pleasure travel,” the intelligence services said, adding: “This is an extension of pre-Soviet-era measures.” These travel restrictions were tightened after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014.

CBS channel has released a reconstruction of the incident between the American drone and the Russian warplane.

China, Iran and Russia will conduct maritime exercises in the Gulf of Oman from today, the Chinese Ministry of Defense said. The exercises will be held till March 19.

Anatoly Antonov, Russia’s ambassador to the US, called on Washington to stop “hostile” flights near Russian borders after a US drone was intercepted by Russian hunters in the Black Sea.

“We assume that the United States will refrain from further speculation in the media and stop flights near Russian borders,” Antonov said in a statement on Telegram. “We consider any action involving the use of American weapons to be openly hostile,” he stressed.

British Royal Air Force and German fighter jets intercepted a Russian plane flying over Estonian airspace, the BBC reported. “The standoff is routine, but this is the first time the two countries have taken such action together,” the BBC reported. The two countries are conducting joint NATO air patrol operations in the area and have intercepted a supply plane after it failed to communicate with Estonian air traffic control.

Four people were wounded in the Kherson region in a Russian attack. Two civilians and two State Emergency Service officers were injured.

According to Bloomberg, in the first year of its war against Ukraine, Russia made almost a third of its profits by exporting raw materials abroad. According to Bloomberg, it could be a new target for Western sanctions.

According to the United Nations, negotiations on the export deal will continue until March 18. For now, these negotiations remain uncertain. Ukraine considers the ball to be in the court of the United Nations and Ankara as a “guarantee of the effort”.

According to Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedoro, more than 500 people from Zaporizhia are believed to have been taken captive. “There are nearly 50 government employees, including employees of local bodies,” the mayor said. According to Fedoro, the invaders are now transporting prisoners en masse from one location to another. He says that if earlier the prisoners were kept near Vasilivka, now they were taken to Melitopol and occupied Crimea.

According to the National Employment Service, “more than 9,000 unemployed people from 14 regions have participated in social service work, accelerating the country’s recovery”. 1.4 million euros were allocated to salaries to carry out socially useful work.

“Despite some costs, I think the last year was only good for us because we became more sovereign and independent,” Vladimir Putin said. He said he feared the Russian economy would fail and collapse, but “nothing like that happened.”

Between March 6, 2023 and March 12, 2023, a total of 654,000 tons of agricultural products were exported through the ports of Odessa region, which is 36% less than the previous week, according to the Ukrainian Association of Agricultural Business (UCAB). During this period, sixteen ships were loaded in the ports of Odessa region, which is four ships less than the previous week. The majority of export shipments consisted of corn (49% of the total), wheat (21%) and soybeans (11%). Ukrainian agricultural products were exported to Asia (China, Saudi Arabia, Turkey), Europe (Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, etc.) and Africa (Libya).

In his last video intervention, President Zelensky signed decrees honoring 363 Ukrainian volunteers, including 47 posthumously. “Since February 24, 2014, hundreds of thousands of fellow citizens have become Ukrainian volunteers defending Ukraine against Russian aggression. Millions of people help! They are looking for everything they need to defend themselves, treat the wounded, rehabilitate, recover after Russian strikes, and work for Ukraine and Ukrainians. The strength of our security and defense forces lies in the strength of our people,” he said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will later meet with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the Kremlin. “Topical issues related to the development of Russian-Syrian cooperation in the political, economic, commercial and humanitarian spheres and opportunities for a coordinated solution to the situation in Syria and across the country will be discussed,” the prime minister said yesterday. The Kremlin.

After the drone incident in the Black Sea, the Russian ambassador in Washington pleaded for “pragmatic relations” with the United States. Anatoly Antonov explained: “I think it would be best to discuss the possibility of cooperation and mutual actions in the State Department, but unfortunately my contact with the State Department was to respond to their protests about the actions of Russia recently. Federation,’ he said. “As far as we are concerned, we do not want a conflict between the United States and Russia.” He recalled.

Oil prices ended sharply lower on Tuesday, hitting a four-month low, after soaring highs linked to the war in Ukraine, with operators still worried about a possible slowdown following a cash crunch.

Welcome to our new live dedicated to news about the war in Ukraine, the day after the destruction of a US drone by the Russian military (according to the US).