
Tanker collides with Heritage cruise ship on the Mississippi
A tanker struck a passenger vessel in New Orleans, with approximately 130 people on board. Almost all passengers managed to put on life jackets.

A tanker struck a passenger vessel in New Orleans, with approximately 130 people on board. Almost all passengers managed to put on life jackets.

Personnel at the US facility were ordered to take shelter after aerial devices were detected.

Russian national Valery Kanyuka gifted his residence to his sons one day before the publication of a journalistic piece on his property.

Russians delivered 44 airstrikes and used over 3,000 drones. 47 assaults recorded on Pokrovsk direction, where over 100 occupiers destroyed.

Edgars Kulbergs emphasised the need for the EU to strengthen its position on guaranteeing Ukraine's security and to refuse concessions to Russia.

President discussed energy system and air defence protection with city heads, announcing a shift to a permanent format for such meetings.

In November 2025, Volodymyr Kopanchuk, who previously worked in the prosecutor's office, took the helm of the state energy company in Khmelnytskyi Oblast.

The US Federal Aviation Administration has introduced unprecedented restrictions on departures from all airports due to frequency issues in the national airspace system.

US trade restrictions to hit Ukrainian metallurgy
The situation in the Ukrainian metallurgical market is complicated not only by the war but also by external economic factors. The 25 per cent tariffs introduced by the US on steel and aluminium imports will place significant pressure on the industry.
Ukrainian officials and business representatives have expressed concern over Washington’s decision, as local metallurgy is already facing significant difficulties.
Billions in losses for the economy
According to the Ukrainian Steel Association, if the new tariffs come into force on 12 March, Ukrainian industry will lose 2.4 billion hryvnia ($58 million) in revenue. For the country’s budget, this will result in a reduction of tax receipts by approximately 1 billion hryvnia ($24 million) per year.
Such measures could significantly weaken the competitiveness of Ukrainian products in international markets and put thousands of jobs in the industry at risk.
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