Ukrainian soldiers claim that there is a mass supply of Starlinks to the Russian army. They are purchased and activated in UAE and work in some occupied regions. (blue color for communication availability)

Minus Ka-52 Attack Helicopter for Ruzzia

The Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation invalidated 9,147 signatures in support of candidate Boris Nadezhdin.

60 thousand signatures were checked, the acceptable percentage of defects was 5%.

Candidate removed.

What a surprise

We have a loss today 😓 an experienced pilot of the Ukrainian Air Force - Stanislav Rykov, a Su-25 attack aircraft pilot from the 299th BrTA, was shot down and killed.

Rykov was one of its most experienced pilots with more than 380 combat missions under his belt.

The location and circumstances of Rykov’s downing have not been specified.

Glory to hero…

🔥 USA plans to double the production of artillery shells for possible transfer to Ukraine, — Defense One

According to Doug Bush, head of the procurement department of the US Army, the production of 155-mm artillery shells in the US should increase from 28 thousand (since October last year) to approximately 37 thousand in April and already about 60 thousand in October of this year.

Killer drones. Weapons of the future developed in Ukraine - new cover of The Economist

“Germany is ready to make a long-term commitment to Kyiv so that Ukraine can deter and defend itself from future Russian attacks. As a highly industrialized country and eventual EU member, Ukraine will be able to maintain a modern, well-armed army if it can repel Russian aggression.

<...> We must continue our support. <...> I called on all my European colleagues to take the necessary budget decisions."

Olaf Scholz, Chancellor of Germany, in his column for the Wall Street Journal, addressing the United States.

Zaluzhnyi is out. General Sirsky took his place

US Senate holds a procedural vote on a bill to support Ukraine and Israel without border protection reforms. The bill managed to get the 60 votes needed.

This is not a final vote, but it allows for an expedited consideration of the document. It provides $60 billion for Ukraine.

At the same time, it is not known whether this bill will not be rejected in the House of Representatives.