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'Zelensky has stated that Lukashenko has lost its autonomy, and is no longer able to decide which weapons are allowed on its territory in regards to the deployment of Russian nuclear missiles in Belarus.'

During the 400 days of full-scale war, 18,450 babies were born in Kyiv maternity hospitals despite air raids and rocket attacks. This included 9,519 boys and 8,931 girls, with 317 twins and four triplets among them. Additionally, 26,614 couples got married in the capital during this time. Together, we will overcome!

As of 18:00 on March 31st, 2023, the enemy has launched 5 missiles and 12 air strikes, and fired more than 20 times from multiple launch rocket systems. The Russian Federation has also launched a missile attack on civilian targets in Zaporizhzhia and other Ukrainian cities using ballistic missiles. Additionally, 6 Shahed-136 attack UAVs were used for air strikes, all of which were destroyed by Ukrainian defenders. The enemy is focusing their main efforts on conducting offensive actions in the Liman, Bakhmut, Avdiivka and Maryinka directions, and Ukrainian Defense Forces have repelled over 30 enemy attacks in the last day. There is a trend of increasing cases of escape of groups of enemy personnel from subdivisions and military units, with 50 soldiers currently being sought after in the Starobilsk district of the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region. Aviation of the Defense Forces have carried out 6 strikes on the areas of concentration of occupants personnel and military equipment over the day, and missile and artillery units have struck 8 areas of concentration of enemy manpower, weapons and military equipment, a fuel and lubricants depot, 2 anti-aircraft missile systems, an artillery unit at a firing position, and an electronic warfare station.

At 5:00 PM, Pasha Mercedes asked for prayers and for law enforcement officers to storm the Lavra.

The General Staff is looking for 50 deserters in the Starobilsk district of the temporarily occupied area of the Luhansk region.

Moldova denied a Russian citizen entry after discovering evidence that he had fought against Ukraine, including photos on his phone that suggested he had taken part in the capture of Mariupol and Volnovakha. The Russian had intended to enter the unrecognized Transnistria region, but during the interview with the border police, he was found to be confused and attempting to mislead the inspectors. As a result, the Moldovan border guards refused the Russian entry and sent him back home.

Ukrainian aviation and artillery attacked two areas of enemy concentration on the left bank of the Kherson region. Seventeen enemy personnel, ten pieces of weaponry and equipment, including an electronic warfare station, an anti-drone rifle, a UAV ground control center, two mortars, two unmanned reconnaissance vehicles, one tank, and two armored vehicles were demilitarized. Additionally, an enemy air defense ammunition depot, a field ammunition supply point, and an observation post were destroyed, according to the South Command.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has detained a traitor in the Kirovohrad region who was attempting to obtain information about a local military airfield for Russia. The traitor was attempting to identify military airfields and railroad routes for transporting weapons and ammunition to the frontline areas, as well as an airfield where unmanned aerial vehicles were being tested.

Reports are coming in about explosions in the Kursk region of Russia.

This means that it is still possible to purchase medications for animals at a regular pharmacy without any additional changes or restrictions. However, when it comes to long-term use of certain medications, such as combined oral contraceptives (COCs), it is recommended that a medical specialist supervise their use. This is a common global practice and is not a new provision. In such cases, a doctor can issue a prescription for the medication remotely, which will make the prescription process much easier.

Starting April 1, a digital tool - e-prescription - will be added to the purchase of prescription drugs, according to the press service of the Ministry of Health. This does not mean that all medicines will now require a prescription, as only prescription drugs will still need to be purchased with a prescription. The Ministry of Health is not changing the list and conditions of prescription drugs, and all medicines that previously required a doctor's prescription can now be purchased with either a paper prescription or an electronic prescription. An e-prescription has a number of advantages over a paper form, and is more convenient for those taking medicines regularly. In the absence of electricity, a paper prescription can still be issued by a doctor. During the transitional period of martial law, pharmacies are obliged to use both electronic and paper prescriptions. This requirement is not new, and an additional tool - an e-prescription - is being added in April. To receive an electronic prescription, you do not need to have a declaration with a family doctor. Any doctor who is responsible for your treatment can write a prescription for a prescription drug. If you feel unwell, be sure to see a doctor. An e-prescription does not contain brand names of medicines, but only the international non-propri

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Three people were struck by a Russian mine in the village of Posad Pokrovskoye. The victims were electricians who were attempting to restore the power grid. Reports indicate that two of the men, aged 50 and 45, died from the incident, while the third person sustained serious injuries.

In his speech, Lukashenko expressed his fear that if Ukraine launches a counteroffensive, it could be dangerous for Russia. He warned that if Russia does not fight with its full military power, there will be no peace. He also questioned the effectiveness of Russia's military power, asking if the T-55 tanks are the most modern and innovative weapons they have. He concluded by saying that he is not afraid of Russia, but of Ukraine's potential counteroffensive.

It will take Ukraine approximately 5-7 years to return to the living standards and incomes it had prior to the war. Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko stated that this period will depend on the access to EU structural funds and investments. She added that if there are investments of $50-70 billion a year, the country can grow by 7% annually and the recovery period will be shorter. Additionally, the minister highlighted the importance of having the 7 million citizens who left the country due to the war return in order for Ukraine to recover.

Starting from April, medicines such as Corvalol, Nimesil and Postinor can only be purchased with a prescription in Ukraine. Painkillers and antipyretics such as Analgin, Nimesil and its analogues will no longer be available without a prescription. Most cough syrups and pills will continue to be freely available, but codeine-containing medications and salbutamol-based medications will require a prescription. All hormonal drugs, including hormonal contraceptives and emergency contraceptive Postinor, will require a prescription. Most anti-allergic drugs remain freely available, but Suprastin in ampoules is available only by prescription. Blood pressure lowering drugs, diuretics, blood thinners and Corvalol and Valocordin drops will all require a prescription.

Nine out of ten Shaheds were destroyed in the night sky over Ukraine.

Former US President Trump will face criminal charges - he will be the first former president of the country to be tried. Trump has accused political persecution and interference in the election at the highest level ever. The details of the indictment will be released in the coming days. It is related to the alleged payment of $130,000 by Trump's lawyers to porn actress Stormy Daniels for her silence before the 2016 election. Trump himself denies any involvement with Daniels and the payment to her.

Russians fired shells at the village of Rozumivka in the Zaporizhzhia region, damaging residential homes. Fortunately, there were no reported casualties. Additionally, Nyzhnya Khortytsia was also shelled, with a hit near a local farm. Again, there were no reported casualties.

The representatives of the UOC-MP have once again blocked the work of the commission responsible for the acceptance and transfer of state property at the Kyiv Cave Monastery. Yesterday, the commission was unable to begin its work due to obstruction from the churchmen. To stay up to date on this news, please subscribe to us.