In particular, this concerns the scarce RAS-2 missiles and the more modern RAS-3 missiles used in Patriot systems.
According to Zelenskyy, Kyiv will raise this issue in negotiations with Middle Eastern countries that have requested drone assistance from Ukraine.
The first countries to which Ukrainian experts have been sent are Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. They will assist with security issues and countering drones.
In exchange for its assistance in the Middle East, Ukraine expects to receive missiles for air defense systems.
Ukraine has sent three professional teams to the Middle East to work in different countries in the region. In exchange for its help, Kyiv is hoping to get missiles for its air defense systems, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told journalists, according to hromadske's correspondent.
"We have reason to believe that the data on this level of losses is underestimated," Zelenskyy said after the spymaster reported on the Russian documents received.
Ukraine's military intelligence obtained documents detailing Russia's assessment of its battlefield losses.
In closed official reports, Moscow estimates its losses at 1,315,000, of which 62% are killed, and 38% are seriously wounded.
Russia reports 1.315 million casualties in its army, 62% of which are dead, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said following a meeting with the head of Defense Intelligence, Oleh Ivashchenko.
The outlet's sources among Ukrainian politicians add that they proposed equipping the bases with radars and "drone walls."
Ukrainian officials advised the US to establish "drone centers" in Turkiye, Jordan, and other Persian Gulf countries where US military bases are located in order to counter the threat from Iran if necessary.
In August 2025, Ukrainian representatives in the US prepared a presentation showing a map of the Middle East and called on the US to prepare for Iran's continuous improvement of its Shahed technology.
In August 2025, the United States refused to cooperate with Ukraine on systems for intercepting and shooting down Iranian Shahed drones. Ukraine proposed an agreement to strengthen ties and "express gratitude," Axios reported.
41 judges have been added to the sanctions list, 38 of whom are Russians who handed down falsified sentences to Ukrainian soldiers in captivity, and three more collaborators in the temporarily occupied territories.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed decrees imposing sanctions on Russian judges and extending restrictions on Russian companies, according to the website of the President of Ukraine.
As of 1:21 p.m. local time, Vadym Lyakh, head of the Slovyansk Military Administration, reported that the death toll had risen to four after two people died in hospital from injuries incompatible with life. The number of wounded reached 16 people.
The aggressor targeted a densely populated residential area. One of the bombs hit an apartment building, and two more landed near high-rise buildings.
This morning, Russian troops dropped three guided aerial bombs on the central part of the city of Slovyansk in Donetsk Oblast, according to the regional prosecutor's office and the Slovyansk City Military Administration.
Ukraine may soon receive a new package of PAC-3 missiles, which are used with Patriot air defense systems, Spiegel reports.
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius obtained about 30 of the latest PAC-3 missiles from several European partners. In total, about 35 such missiles will be sent to Ukraine
Late on Monday evening, the Hungarian Official Gazette published a government decree signed by Viktor Orbán, stating that Hungarians were unable to determine the ownership of the property seized from the Ukrainian collectors on the spot.
...The money will remain here for now, we are waiting for the oil pipeline to open and for new Ukrainian cash supplies to come through Hungary," the minister said.
"We know that Ukrainians are very nervous. [...] If they blackmail us, we cannot be so stupid as to let it go. We did not do what we did by accident; we will not return the money to them...
The funds seized from Ukraine's Oschadbank collectors will remain in Hungary until Ukraine resumes operation of the Druzhba oil pipeline, Hungarian Transport Minister János Lázár said, according to news agency Telex.
Ukrainian forces have reclaimed nearly the entire territory of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast and more than 400 km² overall on the Oleksandrivka axis during a counteroffensive operation, General Staff operations chief Maj. Gen. Oleksandr Komarenko told RBC-Ukraine.
Russian troops carried out 44 attacks on Sumy Oblast on March 9. 30 settlements came under fire, according to the regional police.
A total of 121 explosions were recorded in the region. The attacks damaged civilian infrastructure, including a television tower and housing.
According to Ushakov, Trump "once again expressed interest in the earliest possible ceasefire and long-term settlement in Ukraine."
The conversation lasted about an hour and, according to Ushakov, was "businesslike, constructive, and frank." During the call, Trump and Putin discussed negotiations on Ukraine and Iran. Venezuela was also mentioned in the conversation.
US President Donald Trump held a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov said, according to the Russian propaganda agency TASS.
Russian forces struck Dnipro and Kharkiv overnight into Tuesday, wounding at least 20 people, including children, and damaging apartment buildings, local administrations reported.
The method of transporting the assets and the carriers themselves allegedly "may pose a threat to Hungary's national security," so law enforcement agencies are currently investigating how the transportation of money and valuables affects national security.
The party leader proposed that the Ukrainian bank's assets be considered "confiscated" until the end of the investigation initiated by the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV).
Máté Kocsis, leader of Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, has submitted a bill to parliament that would freeze the seized money and assets of Oschadbank until the investigation into the case is complete, according to the text of the bill, local news agency Telex reports.
The sons of US President Donald Trump — Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. — have invested in the drone startup Powerus, which is in talks to acquire Ukrainian drone manufacturers, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Powerus also plans to begin trading on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
