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31.03.2025

Day Trump Set Deadlines for Both Presidents

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 31.03.2025.

It displays 87 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

31.03.2025Day Trump Set Deadlines for Both Presidents
Trump's conflicting positions dominated coverage, threatening Zelensky with "big, big problems" over a minerals deal while simultaneously expressing anger at Putin and setting a "psychological deadline" for a ceasefire. As the night brought drone attacks on Kharkiv, damaging 11 high-rises and injuring three, morning reports confirmed Ukrainian-American detailed discussions on a revised minerals agreement draft.

By midday, international support for Ukraine crystallized with the arrival of 17 European parliamentary leaders and Sweden announcing its largest military aid package. Economic news revealed Ukraine's growth slowed to 2.9% in 2024 with a contraction in the last quarter, while Military Chief Syrskyi reported reduced casualties in March due to modernized training.

The third anniversary of the Bucha massacre brought solemn commemorations, with Zelensky noting 13 burned bodies remain unidentified. Meanwhile, French politician Marine Le Pen received a four-year prison sentence, promptly announcing an appeal.
31.03.2025
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04:29Trump Threatens Zelensky Over Minerals Deal

The newspapers report on new Russian drone attacks on Kharkiv, with six strikes reported in the Kyiv district of the city (Pravda, Ukrinform UA). Multiple sources cover Trump's conflicting statements regarding Ukraine, including his defense of Zelensky against Putin's questioning of his authority (Kyiv Post), while simultaneously threatening "big problems" over Zelensky allegedly wanting to withdraw from a minerals deal (Novoe Vremya, UNIAN). One article highlights a Ukrainian IT specialist who helped destroy Russia's first Kinzhal missile over Kyiv (Hromadske), while another analyzes consumer spending patterns showing younger Ukrainians spending 2-3 times more than those over 50 (Liga.net).
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07:28Trump Threatens Zelensky While Setting Putin Deadline

The newspapers report on Trump's intensifying involvement in Ukraine affairs. Multiple sources cover Trump's warning of "big, big problems" for Zelensky over a rare earth minerals deal (Kyiv Post, Novoe Vremya), while simultaneously expressing anger at Putin and setting a "psychological deadline" for Russia to agree to a ceasefire (Liga.net, Radio Svoboda, UNIAN). Fighting continues with 171 clashes reported along the front, with the Pokrovsk axis being the hottest area of combat (Ukrinform, Ukrinform UA). Meanwhile, an advisor to Ukraine's President claims Ukraine now produces more 155mm self-propelled artillery systems than NATO (LB.ua).
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Radio Svoboda

"Сажайте их обратно!" В России всё больше жертв тех, кто вернулся с войны

09:27
09:36
NV

Полювання на людей у Бучі / Як розслідують вбивства цивільних, скоєні росіянами на Київщині — репортаж NV

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11:05Russians Attempt Underground Tunnel Offensive at Toretsk

The newspapers report on continued Russian offensive tactics at Toretsk, where they're attempting to use underground pipes to reach Ukrainian positions (Liga.net). Multiple sources cover Trump's hardening stance toward Putin, including a "psychological deadline" for ceasefire and expressions of "growing disappointment" (Pravda, Novoe Vremya, UNIAN). Military updates indicate Russian forces are stalling in the crucial Pokrovsk direction (Ukrinform UA). Meanwhile, an article discusses Ukraine's stock market challenges (Glavcom), while another highlights efforts to identify fallen defenders and return their names to their families (LB.ua).
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Radio Svoboda

"Он готов за него удирать". Поссорился ли Кадыров с Путиным

14:40

14:42Economic Slowdown As US Arms Pipeline Dries Up

The newspapers report on several significant developments. French politician Marine Le Pen has been sentenced to four years in prison (Glavcom). Ukraine's economic growth slowed to 2.9% in 2024, with a slight contraction in the last quarter (Liga.net). Military reports show reduced casualties in March due to modernized training (Pravda). Multiple sources cover US-Ukraine relations, including future American arms transfers being cash-only, with the supply pipeline expected to empty soon (Kyiv Post), and first detailed discussions about a new minerals agreement draft (Novoe Vremya, UNIAN). War crimes investigations continue, with 13 burned bodies from Bucha still unidentified (Ukrinform UA).
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On the anniversary of the liberation of Bucha from Russian invasion forces, Zelensky and international guests visited the city. A memorial will soon be built at the site of the massacre.
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15:33
NV

«Банкова пропрацює швидкий сценарій» / Чи дійсно Зеленський та його команда готові вже влітку провести вибори — аналіз NV

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18:37Bucha Massacre Third Anniversary Observed

The newspapers report on the third anniversary of the Bucha massacre, with President Zelensky and international guests visiting the city where a memorial will be built (Kyiv Post, Radio Svoboda, Ukrinform UA). Multiple sources cover increased Western support for Ukraine, including a promise from key EU partners to double aid to Kyiv and impose new sanctions on Moscow (Liga.net). Military updates indicate Russian forces lost 408 artillery systems in one week (Pravda, UNIAN). Additional topics include diplomatic paths to deoccupation (Hromadske) and analysis of whether Zelensky's team is preparing for summer elections (Novoe Vremya).
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