The countries have agreed to deploy up to 3,000 troops, 5 ships, and 10 aircraft at each other's bases. India has also gained access to the Arctic.
Over the past day, 149 clashes were recorded at the front; the enemy lost 970 soldiers. The AFU struck three command posts and 80 enemy artillery systems.
In Yerevan, Zelenskyy discussed a €90 billion aid package and the strengthening of air defense. The Head of State also outlined three key tasks for the near future.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine demands the release of 30 media workers from Russian captivity. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the occupiers have killed at least 149 media workers.
Rescuers recovered the body of a deceased person from under the rubble in Dnipro following the Russian attack on May 3. As a result of the shelling, 11 people were injured, including a child.
As a result of the overnight attack in Chornomorsk, two people were killed and five others were wounded. 35 private houses were damaged, one of which was completely destroyed.
Zelenskyy discussed Ukraine's accession to the EU with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš in Yerevan. The President also held meetings with the leaders of Norway, Britain, and Finland.
Tehran offers the US a 14-point deal to lift sanctions and end the war. The plan includes opening the Strait of Hormuz and limiting uranium enrichment.
As a result of the drone attack on Zaporizhzhia, the number of casualties has risen to nine people. Among the wounded is a two-year-old child; everyone is receiving medical assistance.
In Yerevan, Zelenskyy thanked Finland for $300 million in aid. The President proposed a Drone Deal and discussed Ukraine's European integration with Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo.
In Yerevan, Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed gas supplies for the winter and the Drone Deal with Jonas Gahr Støre. Norway has already allocated nearly a billion dollars to Ukraine.
The Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) has released an intercept regarding the starvation of occupiers in the Lyman direction. Russian military personnel have not received food for four days due to the indifference of their command.
As a result of the attacks on Zaporizhzhia, a fire broke out in garage premises. A 12-year-old girl is among the wounded.
The occupiers attacked Dnipro with five Kh-59/69 missiles, four of which were shot down by air defense. One of the intercepted missiles fell on a civilian residential area. There are casualties and a fatality.
As a result of the Russian shelling of Dnipro on May 3, one person was killed and 11 were injured. Six of the victims are currently in the city's hospitals.
As a result of the attack on Dnipro on May 3, eight people were wounded, including a 9-year-old child. A student dormitory and surrounding residential buildings were damaged.
Since the beginning of the day, 45 enemy attacks have been recorded in various sectors of the front. The highest level of occupier activity is observed in the Pokrovsk direction.
The Ukrainian military struck "Iskander" systems and radar stations in Crimea. UAV control points in the Donetsk region and enemy ammunition depots were also destroyed.
The enemy attacked three districts of Kharkiv with drones, causing new destruction. Two civilian residents in the Kholodnohirskyi district sustained injuries.
Attacks on Russian infrastructure have reduced oil refining volumes to 4. 69 million barrels per day. This is the industry's lowest figure in the last 16 years.
Around 10:40 AM, an enemy drone attacked a bus in the city's Central District. The injured driver is in the hospital receiving medical care.
A Russian drone violated Romanian airspace during a night attack on Izmail. The country's Ministry of Defense scrambled two F-16 fighter jets for surveillance.
The founder of the center committed violence against girls aged 8 to 14 for 15 years. Ten victims have been identified, and the perpetrator has been detained without the right to bail. He faces a severe sentence, up to life imprisonment.
Fires broke out at a substation and an energy sales company office in the cities of Kanash and Alatyr. Local residents report hearing explosions before the fires started.
The US State Department has approved the sale of $8. 6 billion worth of weapons to the Middle East, bypassing Congress. The decision was justified by an emergency situation due to the conflict with Iran.
During the day, 138 combat engagements took place, and the enemy deployed nearly 10,000 kamikaze drones. The AFU eliminated 1,240 invaders and destroyed 73 artillery systems.
On the morning of May 2, the occupiers struck a shuttle bus in Kherson with a drone, killing two people. Seven more people were injured and hospitalized.
A 23-year-old man sustained injuries from broken glass shards. Additionally, a 25-year-old man and a 77-year-old woman suffered acute stress reactions.
Air Defense forces shot down and suppressed 142 out of 163 drones of various types launched by the enemy. 17 hits were recorded at 12 locations, along with falling debris.
Roksolana Pidlasa, Chair of the Budget Committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, noted: in May, Ukraine will receive €28. 3 billion for weapons, and in June – €16.7 billion for the budget. This refers to the EU's Ukraine Support Loan.
