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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 31.03.2026.
It displays 76 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
31.03.2026 ⇢ The Day Zelensky Disclosed the Two-Month Ultimatum
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Morning coverage focused on overnight Russian attacks on Odesa and Poltava that caused civilian casualties, with simultaneous reporting on President Zelensky's disclosure of Donald Trump's peace strategy involving Ukrainian withdrawal from Donbas. By midday, editors highlighted Commander-in-Chief Syrsky's assessment that mobilization efforts rate '6-7' out of 10, while EU High Representative Kallas arrived in Kyiv for the Bucha anniversary and warned Russian threats would persist even if the war ends. The evening was dominated by Zelensky's disclosure of a new Russian ultimatum demanding Ukraine withdraw from Donbas within two months, with diplomatic developments including the Bucha summit and reassurances about U.S. weapons supplies.
31.03.2026
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Інвестиції в технології дозволили найбільшому виробнику троянд в Україні збільшити маржинальність бізнесу на третину та подвоїти виторг
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08:14⇢Trump's Price for Donetsk Peace
⌨The newspapers report on Russian overnight strikes hitting residential buildings in Odesa and Poltava, resulting in civilian casualties (Glavcom, Ukrinform_ua). Simultaneously, editors highlight President Zelensky’s disclosure regarding Donald Trump’s perceived peace strategy, which reportedly involves the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from the Donetsk region (Pravda). This coverage aligns with ongoing reports on mobilization adjustments and the failure of Russian tactical offensives (TSN, KyivPost).
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Georgia’s only oil refinery says it will replace Russian crude with oil from Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and other sources as pressure grows over Russian feedstock.
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Russian drones struck Odesa and Poltava overnight, damaging residential buildings, injuring civilians, and leaving at least one person dead, Ukrainian officials said.
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The EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs is expected to join discussions on legal action against Moscow, alongside talks on military and energy support.
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10:02⇢Donbas Cession for Peace
⌨The newspapers report on President Zelensky's disclosure of President Trump's peace strategy, which reportedly necessitates the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from the Donbas region (Pravda, UNIAN). Concurrently, editors prioritize practical updates on the mobilization process, specifically the potential for electronic summonses in April (TSN). Significant coverage also marks the arrival of the EU’s Kallas in Kyiv for the Bucha anniversary (KyivPost).
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The EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs is expected to join discussions on legal action against Moscow, alongside talks on military and energy support.
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Ukrainska Pravda
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Ukraine needs ‘trained, more motivated people,’ top commander Gen. Syrsky revealed. Two years ago the front’s main need was ammunition, the priority now is trained personnel.
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14:08⇢Syrsky's Mobilization Score
⌨The newspapers report on the ongoing Russian military threat, with outlets highlighting attacks on civilian infrastructure like the Sloviansk railway that caused injuries (Pravda) and EU High Representative Kallas' warning that Russian threats will persist even if the war ends (Ukrinform_ua). Simultaneously, editors focus on internal challenges, including Hungary blocking decisions important for Ukraine (UNIAN) and Commander-in-Chief Syrsky's assessment that mobilization efforts rate '6-7' out of 10, with trained personnel now the priority over ammunition (KyivPost).
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In multiple leaked calls, the Hungarian foreign minister was heard promising his Russian counterpart and other Kremlin elites to work alongside Slovakia to fight EU sanctions.
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Radio Svoboda
Без надежды на помощь властей: последствия наводнений на Северном Кавказе
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Kyiv Post
Kyiv Post blitzed Melander with questions about Ukrainian mil-tech, how Sweden and Ukraine might cooperate, the Swedish public view of Ukraine, and – of course – Gripen fighter jets.
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Kyiv says Hungary is stalling EU sanctions while advancing Russian oligarch interests, exposing flaws in the bloc’s unanimity rule.
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18:06⇢Zelensky's Kremlin Deadline Disclosure
⌨The newspapers report on President Zelensky's disclosure of a new Kremlin deadline for capturing Donbas (TSN, Pravda) and Hungary's obstruction of EU sanctions benefiting Russian oligarchs (KyivPost). Agency outlets also highlight the EU ministers' visit to Bucha demanding accountability for war crimes (Ukrinform, UNIAN).
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Radio Svoboda
"Суд назначили через два дня после химии". Дело против журналиста с третьей стадией рака
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Liga.net
Чи дійсно Норвегія та Ісландія посувають Україну в черзі до ЄС – або відкривають для неї нове вікно можливостей
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21:53⇢Zelensky's Two-Month Ultimatum
⌨The newspapers report on President Zelensky's disclosure of a new Russian ultimatum demanding Ukraine withdraw from Donbas within two months (Ukrinform_ua, Glavcom). Simultaneously, editors highlight diplomatic developments including the Bucha summit and reassurances about U.S. weapons supplies (Pravda, Ukrinform).
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Ukrainska Pravda
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