Stepan Haftko
Tyler Robinson's attorneys are asking to postpone the May hearing due to the need to review ballistic evidence. The FBI is conducting additional analysis of the evidence.
ATESH movement agents destroyed the car of a Russian who publicly approved of the killing of Ukrainians. Now the group plans to carry out new actions throughout the city.
The General Staff updated data on enemy losses as of March 31. 61 artillery systems and a record number of operational-tactical level drones were destroyed.
Three people were injured and residential buildings were damaged due to a UAV strike. Infrastructure was hit in the port of Ust-Luga, and 60 flights were delayed at Pulkovo Airport.
Florida's governor signed a bill to change the airport's name. There are also plans to change the code to DJT and place Trump's signature on US banknotes.
Gold settled at $4515 per ounce after Jerome Powell's comments. The market is reacting to tensions in the Middle East and rising oil prices.
The US Department of Defense will release its spending breakdown for the 2027 fiscal year on April 21. The total national security funding could reach record levels.
Fragments of the drone revealed an antenna from an IFF (Identification Friend or Foe) system, designed to detect air defense radars. The device could potentially transmit coordinates or guide the munition.
The Biden family adopted puppies Bo and Scout, who were rescued in Tennessee. Earlier, their German Shepherds left the White House due to biting incidents.
The company resumed ticket sales for flights and is preparing a new Delta spaceplane. Shares rose by 22% despite Virgin Galactic's financial losses and revenue decline.
The 159th Brigade uses modernized M-55S tanks with Kontakt-1 protection and L7 guns. Ukraine received only 28 such vehicles for infantry support.
The French military has adapted its Tiger attack helicopters to intercept drones. The army is enhancing its firepower due to new aerial threats.
Ambassador Pete Hoekstra announced a ban on the import of Chinese cars across the Canadian border. Washington is blocking bypass routes for the Chinese automotive industry.
The singer will perform in the autumn of 2026 with a series of shows at the Paris La Défense Arena. This is the star's first return to the stage since being diagnosed with stiff-person syndrome.
The Artemis II mission with four astronauts will launch on April 1 for a lunar flyby. The crew will spend 10 days in space and return to Earth without landing.
The White House allowed a sanctioned Russian vessel to deliver fuel to the island for humanitarian reasons. The sanctions policy and the right to detain vessels have not changed.
Singer Maren Wade accuses Taylor Swift of trademark infringement. The plaintiff demands a ban on the use of the title and financial compensation.
Marco Rubio announced a possible review of relations with NATO after Spain and Britain blocked access to bases. The US plans to unblock the strait.
Warsaw plans to reach the target number of troops by 2035. 5.5 billion zlotys from the budget will be allocated to civil defense and infrastructure.
The Knesset passed a law on the execution of Palestinians for deadly terrorist attacks by a majority decision of judges. Human rights activists and the UN criticize the document for discrimination.
In Bulverde, a 15-year-old boy opened fire at Hill Country College Preparatory School. The attacker wounded a teacher and shot himself at the scene.
As a result of UAV debris falling in Poltava district, one person died and three were injured. Among the hospitalized victims is an 11-year-old boy.
Konstantin Rogach helped insure Russian oil tankers through offshore companies. The Czech Republic has added him to its sanctions list to limit the financing of the war in Ukraine.
Due to attacks on Russian oil facilities, a smoke cloud may reach Estonia on Tuesday. Experts do not see a major threat but advise closing windows in Narva.
Ukraine has agreed with the Persian Gulf countries on strengthening air defense and joint defense production. Partners will also ensure the supply of diesel fuel.
Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen confirmed Ukraine's right to self-defense and strikes against Russia. Helsinki is developing a drone defense system after a UAV crash.
Russian troops dropped two guided aerial bombs on a residential area of Hlukhiv. Among the thirteen injured is a six-year-old child, and 15 houses were damaged.
WTO talks failed due to Brazil's stance on e-commerce. Countries have gained the right to impose tariffs on software, streaming, and downloads.
Occupiers are left in positions without assistance for several days due to a shortage of medics. The command ignores requests to reinforce medical teams at the front.
The General Staff reported the elimination of 870 occupiers and the destruction of 2,471 drones in the last day. The total losses of the Russian army exceeded 1.2 million servicemen.