Denys from Ukraine

Rescuers are continuously clearing the rubble in search of victims. The work is being carried out both manually and with heavy engineering equipment. During the search, canine teams located fragments of bodies under the debris.

At least 10 people have been confirmed killed, including two children, according to rescuers, while the regional prosecutor’s office reported 11 fatalities. 16 others were injured, including three children.

The attack destroyed the entrance section of a five-story residential building and damaged apartments on the upper floors of a neighboring building.

Emergency workers continue search and rescue operations in Kharkiv at the site of a Russian missile strike on March 7, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service (DSNS) said.

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To those who volunteer, rebuild cities, teach, heal, and keep families and communities together.

Your courage, resilience, and quiet strength inspire the world. Ukraine stands because you stand.

Thank you for everything you do – today and every day. 💙💛

Happy International Women’s Day to the strong Ukrainian women who carry this country through its hardest times.

To the women on the front lines and in hospitals. To those raising children during air raid sirens.

⚡️ Russian forces struck emergency responders as they were dealing with the aftermath of an attack in the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, the State Emergency Service said.

A fire truck was destroyed. Firefighters weren't injured, as they were in a safe place at the time of the strike.

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⚡️ Russians are launching massive drone attack on Chuhuiv near Kharkiv, according to the city's mayor Halyna Minaeva.

⚡️ Russia used 480 kamikaze/decoy drones and 29 missiles (14 cruise Kalibr, 13 ballistic Iskander-М/S-400, 2 Zircon) to attack Ukraine on March 7, the Air Force said.

Russian forces primarily targeted Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Zhytomyr, Khmelnytskyi and Chernivtsi regions.

⚡️ At least 11 killed (including a 13-year-old girl and a 9-year-old boy), 16 injured in Russian missile attack on a residential building in Kharkiv, Prosecutor's Office said.

Rescuers continue to clear the rubble of the building, as there may be people trapped underneath.

The main targets included energy facilities and nearby areas in Chernivtsi region (including a pumped-storage and hydroelectric plant), as well as Zhytomyr region, Kyiv, Nalyvaikivka in Kyiv region, Vilniansk in Zaporizhzhia region, Kharkiv and its region, Odesa, Chornomorsk, and the Zatoka area.

⚡️ This map shows the flight paths of drones and missiles during Russia’s massive strike on March 7, 2026.

This attack once again underscored that Russia continues to targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

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🤬 Instead of a residential building, there are completely destroyed apartments. Here, Russia killed civilians at night, and it will continue to do so, knowing that it will face no punishment for it.

⚡️ At least 6 people killed and 10 injured in Russia's missile strike on a residential building in Kharkiv, according to regional governor Oleh Syniehubov.

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💥 Russia has launched another ballistic missile attack on Kyiv. At least 10 explosions have been heard across the capital in the past 10 minutes.

⚡️Explosions were also reported in Kharkiv as Russia continued its wave of strikes on Ukraine, while Kyiv was already under missile attack. Odesa is meanwhile facing a Russian drone attack, according to local media.

🚨💥 At least three explosions rocked Kyiv. Russia has just attacked Ukraine’s capital with ballistic missiles.

⚡️🚨 Dozens of Russian drones are flying in the skies above Ukraine, while monitoring channels report that two missile carriers with a capacity of 12 Kalibr cruise missiles have been deployed to the Black Sea. A new massive attack is highly expected.

“So far, aside from public statements, the Hungarian side has taken no real steps to grant consular access or to release the Ukrainian citizens,” he added.

▪ Hungarian authorities have said all seven individuals will be deported, but have provided few additional details about them.

▪ Ukraine’s amb and consular officials are currently at the site where the Ukrainians are being held in Hungary, FM spokesperson Heorhii Tykhyi said. According to him, they have been demanding access to the detainees for more than an hour and a half.

▪ The incident comes amid heightened tensions between Kyiv and Budapest, including disputes over Hungary’s blocking of certain aid to Ukraine and disagreements over the transit of Russian oil through the Druzhba pipeline.

▪ Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry has warned that it does not rule out sanctions against those involved in what it described as the “seizure” and has convened the foreign diplomatic corps in Kyiv. The ministry has also advised Ukrainian citizens to avoid travel to Hungary.

▪ Oschadbank has rejected the accusations, calling the detention unfounded. The bank said the vehicles were transporting $40M, €35M, and 9 kg of gold between branches of Raiffeisen Bank Austria. Such transfers are carried out weekly and are conducted under the appropriate licenses, the bank said.

▪ Hungarian officials say the individuals are suspected of money laundering and have demanded “immediate answers” from Ukraine. According to Hungarian statements, one of the detainees is a former general of Ukraine’s security services, though his identity has not been disclosed.

▪ The incident occurred a day earlier in Budapest, where Hungarian authorities detained seven Ukrainian citizens and seized two armored cash-transport vehicles belonging to Ukraine’s state-owned Oschadbank.

▪ In a statement, the Hungarian government said the country’s Tax and Customs Administration is investigating the case on suspicion of money laundering. Authorities also claim that all seven Ukrainian citizens involved have been expelled from Hungary.

⚡️ Hungary’s government has released footage showing the detention of Ukrainian cash-in-transit personnel in Budapest. What is known about the incident?

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🇺🇦🫂 What a joy it is to see that, after years in captivity, these people can once again feel freedom, support, and the certainty that they were awaited at home. Welcome back!

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According to him, Russian troops likely kidnapped and took away 19 residents of the border village of Sopych in Sumy Oblast. Contact with them was initially lost, and later their interviews appeared on a Russian TV channel.