We explain how the Russian government is trying to cope with the departure of foreign businesses Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, hundreds of foreign companies have completely or partially left Russia - according to Forbes estimates, they provided jobs for more than 200 thousand people. The government is counting on a quick return of foreign business, but at the same time is drafting new laws in case this does not happen.

01:51 BBC journalist Ben Brown, who interviewed UN Secretary General António Guterres in Kiev, tweeted: "The UN Secretary General told me he was shocked that Russia launched a missile attack on Kiev at a time he is in town for talks with President Zelensky.” 23:11 As a result of a strike on a residential building in Kyiv, 10 people were injured, according to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. The agency clarifies that we are talking about a 25-storey building.

As the village of Makarov near Kyiv returns to life after occupation. Report of Taisiya Bekbulatova In the village of Makarov, which is located in the Buchansky district of the Kyiv region, more than ten thousand people lived in Ukraine before Russia's invasion of Russia. In 1941-1943, Makarov survived the German occupation. At the end of February, Russian troops entered here - and remained in the village for about a month.