On March 29, Valeriy Klychok summarized the main events of the day. Two drones fell in Finland, one confirmed to be Ukrainian, with the other under investigation. Authorities are continuing the inquiry. Against this backdrop, the Baltic States have asked NATO to strengthen air defense due to increased drone threats.
The US is considering changing NATO voting rights—countries not meeting financial commitments may lose their vote. Meanwhile, contingency plans are being prepared regarding Iran, including the possible mobilization of reserves. Iran announced lowering the conscription age to 12. There have also been attacks on Gulf and Middle Eastern infrastructure, in response to strikes against the US and its allies.
Ukraine continues to defend itself against Russia: a mass drone attack hit energy and civilian targets. Ukrainian air defense downed most drones but there was destruction and casualties. Ukraine also reportedly struck Russian targets, including in Russia’s Leningrad region.
North Korea tested a new rocket engine capable of reaching the US mainland. In the US, mass protests are taking place against Trump’s policies and the war with Iran. Within the Republican Party, Vance is currently leading internal leadership polls ahead of Rubio.
Moscow has distanced itself from the concept of a Peace Council, while Iran and Washington are discussing shipping and negotiations in the region. The confrontation between the US, Israel, and Iran remains intense, with active strikes from both sides.
