President Zelenskyy and Prime Minister of Denmark Mette Frederiksen honored the memory of fallen Ukrainian defenders at Lychakiv Cemetery in Lviv.
The Ukrainian government convened for a retreat in Lviv region to address the blockade on the Polish border and to agree on opening a new border crossing point with Hungary and expanding the existing one to facilitate border traffic.
The European Union has adopted a 13th package of sanctions against Russia, further tightening restrictions on its military and defense sector in response to Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrzaliznytsia is preparing an appeal to Polish law enforcement agencies over the fact that unknown persons dumped rapeseed from grain cars transiting through Poland to Germany.
Three Ukrainian grain trucks carrying rapeseed in transit to Hamburg, Germany, were damaged at a Polish railroad station by unknown persons.
The Ukrainian regulator has allowed one of the mobile operators to test 5G technology until mid-May 2024.
Explosions were heard in the center of Kherson as the Russian army attacked the city from the left bank.
Ukraine has started commercial electricity exchange with Hungary in accordance with European rules after Ukrenergo held the first joint auctions for access to interconnectors between the two countries on the European JAO platform.
Ukraine recorded a surplus of electricity and transferred 1440 MWh to Poland.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that Armenia has effectively frozen its participation in the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization.
Zelenskyy commented on his decision to replace the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the senior command.
Ukraine and the IMF agree at the expert level on a third review of the $15. 6 billion Extended Fund Facility program, with Ukraine expecting $5.4 billion in IMF assistance in 2024 to maximize domestic resources for defense against Russia.
Russian troops fired more than 1,700 artillery shells at the Kherson region of Ukraine, hitting residential areas and critical infrastructure, killing 1 person.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia has lost more than 408,000 soldiers, 6,526 tanks and thousands of other pieces of military equipment.
During the Russian drone attack in Dnipro, 8 people were injured when drones hit a high-rise building and a business, leaving 2 people in hospital and searching for others who might have been trapped in the rubble.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba visited Warsaw to discuss with Polish officials the problematic issues and the increase in military aid to Ukraine, and noted that Kyiv and Warsaw have a clear understanding of who our common enemy is.
A spokesperson for the European Commission refused to comment on former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's statements about Kyiv and Odesa, instead recommending that those who are desperate for attention seek counseling and psychological help.
The UK has extended sanctions on more than 50 individuals and legal entities.
Ukraine's Vice Prime Minister criticized the blockade on the Polish-Ukrainian border as threatening the security of both countries and politically motivated.
Italy is close to signing a bilateral security agreement with Ukraine, which will have political and symbolic significance in support of international law.
The Verkhovna Rada passed a draft law on reforming the capital market and the Securities Commission of Ukraine.
German Bundestag rejects proposal to supply Ukraine with Taurus cruise missiles.
The President received a closed report on the timing of Ukraine's receipt of F-16 aircraft and discussed the situation on the frontline, particularly in the Avdiivka and Southern sectors, with the military leadership.
Last month, Russian forces threatened to shoot down French aircraft patrolling international airspace over the Black Sea, a sign of Moscow's increasingly aggressive behavior.
According to the spokesperson for the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russia has fired more than 8,000 missiles and 4,637 Shahed drones at Ukraine.
Two Ukrainian military officers will stand trial for torturing and illegally detaining four men who were trying to cross the border.
The Ukrainian Air Force warned of possible launches of X-22 missiles as Russian Tu-22m3 bombers approached Ukraine's eastern border.
Russian occupants are checking all men at checkpoints at the entrance to Luhansk and plan to close the trauma center in Dovzhansk, said the head of the Luhansk regional military administration.
The German Chancellor supports the provision of long-range weapons to Ukraine, but still refuses to transfer Taurus cruise missiles.
Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick said that House Speaker Mike Johnson supports Ukraine and that the delay in providing aid is due to the difficult political situation in the US House of Representatives.
