Yevhen Ustimenko
In the Dnipropetrovsk region, an agent who directed jet-powered drones at HIMARS was detained. He transmitted data using his nephew's phone and a predetermined cipher. He faces life imprisonment for high treason.
Four people were injured and one person was killed due to the Russian attack in the Dniprovskyi district. Three of the wounded are in hospitals in various conditions of severity.
Maryana Bezugla attacked Oleksandr Fedienko in the Rada over a bill on Cyber Forces and tried to snatch a piece of paper. Stefanchuk issued a reprimand to Bezugla, while she herself stated that she is not against the creation of Cyber Forces.
An explosion occurred at an oil distillation unit of the Lukoil plant in Perm, Russia. Due to the incident, schools were evacuated and classes at the city's universities were canceled.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 177 combat clashes over the day of April 29. At the same time, the Russian occupiers lost 1,470 personnel, 7 tanks and 7 armored vehicles, 119 artillery systems, and 1,327 UAVs.
This concerns five new categories related to the damage or destruction of critical and non-critical infrastructure. The Register also records the damage, destruction, or loss of assets.
The Commander-in-Chief of the AFU also reported the destruction of over 2,100 enemy targets in April 2024. Army aviation of the AFU Ground Forces plays a vital role in countering Russian drones, Oleksandr Syrskyi noted.
Pyongyang is producing up to 20 nuclear warheads per year to overcome US defenses. By 2035, North Korea's arsenal could reach the level of France.
NABU and SAP have exposed SBU officials in the Poltava region for a $110,000 bribe. The money was demanded for a plea deal in a case involving trade with the Russian Federation through shell companies.
The Rada has passed a law to unblock the construction of the Museum of the Revolution of Dignity. The document lifts the seizure of the plot and cancels redundant permit procedures.
Ukrainian intelligence has published information on more than 60 foreign machine tools used by enterprises of the Russian military-industrial complex.
Zoltan Babjak stated there is no oppression of Hungarians in Ukraine following a meeting with the newly elected Hungarian MEP Péter Magyar. He added that President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy is personally overseeing these issues.
The detainee turned out to be a border service employee: he was involved in adjusting enemy strikes on the northern regions of Ukraine. He faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
The participants in the criminal scheme include the director and a volunteer of a charitable foundation, as well as a neurosurgeon. The detainees have been notified of suspicion under two articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. They face a lengthy prison sentence.
Draft Law No. 15150 was supported by 254 MPs. If passed in its entirety, Ukrainians will be able to inherit accounts and crypto-assets, claim compensation for war losses under specific rules, and courts will receive tools against cyber fraud and abuses involving artificial intelligence.
Commander-in-Chief of the AFU Syrskyi ordered an inspection of the supply of soldiers on the front line by May 20.
Dmytro Lubinets explained the rules for tree removal and the procedure for obtaining a permit. Illegal logging carries the threat of a fine and full compensation for damages.
The Rada has extended martial law in Ukraine for 90 days starting May 4, 2026. 315 People's Deputies voted in favor of the corresponding decision.
The IAEA Director General stated that the risk of a nuclear catastrophe has risen to Cold War levels. This is attributed to the war in Europe and the pressure on the security system.
Kazakhstan will reroute 260,000 tons of oil to Germany following the suspension of transit through the "Druzhba" pipeline across Russian territory.
Due to the attack on the oil refinery in Tuapse, residents were evacuated to a local school. Operations at the Sochi and Krasnodar airports were temporarily suspended.
The SBU has detained an IT specialist and a spotter who worked for the FSB. The perpetrators created fake accounts and directed strikes against western Ukraine.
Zelenskyy has appointed the Ambassador to Belgium, Yaroslav Melnyk, as the representative to Luxembourg concurrently. Previously, the diplomat headed the Ukrainian mission in Italy.
In Luhansk, the occupiers are "nationalizing" eight thousand apartments due to debts and the absence of owners. Owners are given only 30 days to resolve the issue.
There were 226 clashes at the front, and enemy losses amounted to 1,180 personnel. The AFU destroyed 34 artillery systems and over a thousand drones in a single day.
Law enforcement officers exposed a scheme of illegal importation and sale of unregistered drugs for cancer patients involving entrepreneurs, officials, and drivers. Suspicion notices have been served to the pharmacy manager and the head of the department.
Rescuers are eliminating the consequences of squally wind in Zhytomyr, Kyiv, and Vinnytsia regions. Trees damaged the "ambulance car" and blocked road traffic.
The occupiers struck residential buildings and a lyceum in Balakliia with a Shahed UAV. Two people were killed and two utility workers were injured in the attack.
Inspector Serhii Tkachenko neutralized the assailant who tried to detonate the munition. Investigators were called to the scene, and the grenade was seized for examination.
The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine reports on the loss of control by Sergey Kiriyenko over political processes. The FSB power bloc is taking over the management of Russia's digital environment.