Ukrainian Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets called on the International Federation of the Red Cross to expel the Russian and Belarusian Red Cross from the organization due to their involvement in Russian aggression against Ukraine and the deportation of Ukrainian children.
Two Russian airstrikes on the village of Komyshuvakha in Zaporizhzhya region resulted in one person being wounded and buildings being damaged.
A teacher at a Kyiv school verbally abused and threatened a displaced child, calling her a "separatist. " The Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights took the case under her personal control and demanded an impartial investigation of the teacher's discriminatory actions.
A massive fire breaks out at a brick factory in Smolensk, Russia, after two deafening explosions, causing the roof to collapse and covering an area of 1,500 square meters.
Defense forces control the situation around the town of Chasiv Yar, active fighting continues day and night, but the Russian army has not entered the town, despite propaganda statements.
Russia again attacked energy facilities in Sumy region, leaving 419,700 subscribers in 1,325 settlements without power, but power engineers worked 24/7 to restore power.
In the Belgorod region of Russia, two bombs were dropped in two days: one FAB-250 bomb was found near a village on May 3, and another FAB-500 bomb accidentally fell on the city of Belgorod on May 4, injuring 7 people and damaging buildings.
In Myrhorod district of Poltava region, a private house was damaged by enemy shelling, but according to preliminary information, no one was injured.
One person was killed and another injured in a fire at an industrial plant in Kropyvnytskyi, which was extinguished by firefighters; the cause of the fire is under investigation.
Russia threatens to strike at British military targets in response to the British Foreign Secretary's statement about Ukraine's right to use British weapons to attack Russian territory.
The ambassadors of France and the United Kingdom were summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry, with the British ambassador, according to Russian media, summoned because of Cameron's statements about Ukraine's right to strike Russian territory using British weapons, and the French ambassador was summoned for unknown reasons.
The Russian army is striking in and around Kharkiv, according to the head of the Kharkiv regional military administration, who urged residents to take shelter.
A Georgian soldier, Soso Gugutishvili, was killed fighting on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near Avdiivka, and a total of about 1,500 Georgian volunteers have been fighting on the side of Ukraine since the Russian invasion.
In Bila Tserkva, Kyiv region, a Dodge driver hit a man and a woman crossing the road at an unregulated pedestrian crossing, causing them to be hospitalized with injuries and a criminal investigation was launched.
The occupation authorities in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine are training thousands of people in short-term courses to become managers and civil servants in the pseudo-republics, deepening the crisis of governance and the lack of qualified personnel.
Three-time World Darts Championship finalist Dita Hedman boycotted her quarterfinal match against transgender woman Noa-Lyn van Leeuwen at the WDF tournament in Denmark, refusing to play against a "man in a women's tournament".
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposes to extend martial law and general mobilization in Ukraine for another 90 days.
Ukrainians are urged to avoid going to church and large crowds on Easter this year due to the ongoing war, and instead watch online broadcasts of Easter liturgies from various churches.
Ukraine's President Zelensky said that a large-scale prisoner exchange with Russia in the "all-for-all" format can only take place through a peace summit, which he hopes to hold earlier, before the war ends.
Explosions were reported in Kherson. The city and regional authorities did not comment on the explosions.
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili discussed with European Council President Charles Michel the controversial draft law on foreign agents and Georgia's European integration path amid ongoing protests.
The new Patriot air defense system from Germany is expected to arrive in Ukraine no earlier than the end of June, which may coincide with the delivery of F-16 fighter jets that Ukraine has long been requesting.
Ukraine demands that the Russian and Belarusian rowing crews be suspended from Olympic qualification due to violations of IOC recommendations, claiming that their participation represents aggressor countries.
Andriy Yermak and Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto discussed key issues of Ukrainian-Hungarian relations and planned further steps to develop cooperation.
A 3-year-old girl fell out of a third-floor window in Kyiv's Pozniaky district, but survived the fall because there was a green lawn below, a pre-trial investigation is underway.
The National Bank of Ukraine has prohibited banks and non-bank financial institutions from accepting dual-use goods that can be used for military purposes as collateral to ensure the security and stability of the banking system during martial law.
In Kyiv Oblast, the Transparency and Accountability group recommended terminating the contract for the overhaul of the water supply system in the village of Prolisky due to possible overpricing of construction materials.
Forest fires in the Khabarovsk region of Russia have increased by 17,000 hectares overnight to 47,600 hectares, leading to the declaration of a state of emergency in the region and citizens breathing smoke.
In occupied Sevastopol, a participant in the war with Ukraine kicked a girl in the face for refusing to dance lezginka. The attacker, allegedly a member of the Storm Z formation, was identified as a member of the "svoboda" who was vacationing in the city.
The Security Service of Ukraine warns of Russia's attempts to destabilize the situation in Ukraine through provocations, including the involvement of agents to commit interfaith provocations and adjusting hostile fire on civilian infrastructure during Easter celebrations.
