Due to the Russian attacks, Ukraine is experiencing power outages again, and rescuers have reminded people how to safely use gasoline and diesel generators.
Two explosions occurred in Kharkiv on April 7 as a result of Russian shelling, and there were injuries. Buildings and infrastructure were also damaged.
Estonia has the ability to purchase a million shells and missiles for the Ukrainian army worth about 2-3 billion euros, if the allies provide funds.
In Kharkiv region, 410,000 subscribers were disconnected due to network restrictions imposed by the transmission system operator.
On April 7, Russian troops attacked Kharkiv and settlements in Kharkiv, Izyum, and Kupiansk districts, resulting in casualties and damage to residential buildings, educational institutions, and infrastructure.
Public transportation in Kharkiv has been affected by the power outage: some trolleybus routes are running on shortened routes or are not working.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported that Ukrainian and Estonian UAV manufacturers will cooperate.
297 children from 52 settlements of Sumy region will be forcibly evacuated to safer regions due to the security situation by the decision of the Coordination Headquarters for Compulsory Evacuation under Martial Law.
Russians attacked Nikopol district of Dnipropetrovs'k region, using 8 kamikaze drones and 4 artillery strikes, wounding a 71-year-old man and damaging houses, buildings and power lines.
South Korea will allocate $12 million for the rehabilitation of the Ukrainian military through the NATO Trust Fund and a $2. 3 billion aid package to Ukraine.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonite said that Western military instructors could go to Ukraine to train Ukrainian soldiers if proper air defense is provided, and that experts could help with cybersecurity, demining, and border protection.
A tractor hit a mine in the border area of Rivne region, injuring three civilians.
Two kalaos named Kocha and Cora, known for their colorful feathers, fancy beaks, and unusual diet of berries, fruits, eggs, insects, cereals, vegetables, rodents, frogs, and lizards, returned to their summer home in Kyiv Zoo with the onset of warm weather.
The UN Human Rights Council has adopted a landmark resolution aimed at protecting the rights of intersex people, calling on states to combat discrimination and harmful practices against them and ensure their right to health.
A resident of Kropyvnytskyi was sentenced to 15 years in prison for attempting to provide the Russian Federal Security Service with information that would allow for missile strikes on airfields in Kirovohrad region.
Over the last day in the Orikhiv and Kherson sectors, the Joint Forces eliminated 111 occupants and destroyed 40 pieces of weapons and military equipment, including tanks, armored vehicles, artillery systems and drones.
Another lobby facing Architect Horodetskyi Street at the Kreschatyk metro station in Kyiv will be opened on April 4 at 17:00.
Russians have opened another police school in occupied Mariupol, where 400 students will study, in violation of international humanitarian law.
Russian propaganda channels spread fake information that Kharkiv schoolchildren were making voodoo dolls to put a jinx on Russians, when in fact they were attending a workshop on making traditional Ukrainian motanka dolls.
Ukrzaliznytsia has launched online ticket sales for the new direct train #143/146 from Chop to Budapest and Vienna, which offers convenient connections with night trains from other Ukrainian cities and comfortable cars with Wi-Fi.
SBU officers neutralized an organized criminal group that extorted money from small businesses in frontline Dnipro, provoking conflicts, kidnapping victims, torturing them in the basement and demanding "tribute".
In March 2024, 38% of all Russian attacks on the front line took place southwest of Donetsk, but Russia did not achieve any significant success in this area.
In the southern bay of Sevastopol in the occupied Crimea, guerrillas spotted a Russian special purpose vessel Grachonok.
On April 3, Kyiv recorded a record maximum wind speed of 18 m/s (65 km/h), which equals the previous record set in 1944.
In Sumy region, Russian shelling killed 1 civilian, injured 3 people, including a child, and damaged 21 houses, 6 cars, buildings and infrastructure.
At least two companies from Germany - Knauf and WKB Systems - are supplying construction materials for use in Mariupol, according to an investigation by the Monitor program of the German TV channel ARD.
Iran again threatens to retaliate against Israel for the airstrike on its consulate in Syria that killed military commanders and officials.
The People's Artist of Ukraine was sentenced to 10 years in prison for collaborating with the Russian occupiers in Kherson.
A former police officer from Kupyansk, Kharkiv region, has been notified of suspicion of treason after she deliberately collaborated with the occupiers by issuing Russian passports to local residents while the city was under Russian control.
Russia is facing a significant shortage of personnel and logistical support for its occupation forces in Ukraine, with troops forced to move on foot due to a lack of vehicles, and a critical shortage of labor preventing them from taking vacations.
