National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine
The Center for Countering Disinformation warns that the Kremlin is preparing protests near Ukrainian embassies. Russian propaganda is using fakes about the events in Odesa to discredit Ukraine.
The Russian Orthodox Church has received official registration in the Republic of the Congo. Moscow uses religion as a tool of soft power and recruitment.
Occupiers plan to create farms and power plants in closed mines of the Donetsk region. The CCD calls the project unfeasible due to the flooding of most facilities.
The Russian Federation is dropping leaflets from drones in the form of banknotes with calls for treason and QR codes. Scanning the code risks hacking the smartphone and data theft.
The Center for Countering Disinformation of the NSDC of Ukraine has refuted information regarding an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the Zhytomyr region. The livestock died due to starvation, and the prosecutor's office is already investigating a case of animal cruelty.
Putin wants to cease fire for a day due to fear for security during the parade. The NSDC calls this an attempt to pass off his own vulnerability as a great favor.
Zelenskyy has approved arms exports in cases of production surplus of up to 50%. Companies will receive automatic permits to sell surplus equipment and drones.
President Zelenskyy will submit to Parliament tomorrow morning two draft laws on the approval of decrees on martial law and general mobilization. Extension for 90 days until August 2, 2026, voting on April 28-29.
Russian authorities have launched online courses to prepare teenagers for the military-patriotic game 'Zarnitsa 2. 0'. The courses are available to schoolchildren in the RF and occupied territories.
Kremlin systematically employs cyberattacks, disinformation, sabotage, and espionage against NATO. Russia is preparing for a regional conflict with the Alliance.
The Russian dictator explained the mass network restrictions by security considerations. The country is transitioning to a strictly limited digital environment.
The head of the President's Office admitted: the military threat from Belarus to Ukraine continues to exist and should not be ignored.
The Belarusian authorities are introducing a limit of 30 GB per month and reducing network speed. Users complain about unstable connection and service interruptions.
After the terrorist attack in Kyiv on April 18, deputies returned to draft laws on civilian weapons. The documents provide for the creation of a register and the right to self-defense.
The enemy is trying to infiltrate across the border in Sumy region, using green zones. Defense forces are holding back assaults, there is no deep breakthrough.
Andriy Kovalenko supported the legalization of short-barreled firearms for civilian self-defense. The statement was made after a terrorist attack in Kyiv that killed six people.
The President approved sanctions against the occupiers involved in missile strikes on Ukraine. The lists also include religious figures who justify the war.
The CPD reports on Russia's plans for war until 2028 or a frozen front. The option of hybrid aggression against the Baltic states and NATO is also being considered.
In Sevastopol, there is a shortage of over a hundred teachers due to a workload of 1. 6 full-time equivalents and meager pay. Attempts by the occupiers to attract students to teaching have failed.
Rustem Umerov reported on the requests of Gulf countries and others for Ukrainian expertise, including in air defense and maritime security. Deeper security agreements with partners in Europe are also being prepared.
The head of the CPD, Kovalenko, announced the defeat of Russian propaganda in the Hungarian elections. The opposition Tisza party won a constitutional majority in the country.
In Russia's Volgograd region, drones hit a main diesel oil pipeline. The facility is a strategic artery for fuel supply to the south of the Russian Federation.
The President signed a decree on sanctions against five Russian cultural figures. Among them are pavilion commissioner Anastasia Karneeva and Mikhail Shvydkoy.
The occupiers are forcibly sending enterprise workers and laid-off miners to war. Mobilization plans cover up to half of the production staff.
The restrictions targeted 33 individuals and 42 legal entities that support the Russian military-industrial complex. The sanctions apply to manufacturers of drones, Kh-101 missiles, and air defense systems.
Andriy Kovalenko stated Russia's intention to increase civilian casualties. Drone and missile attacks are deliberately carried out during working hours.
Russian authorities plan to maintain internet censorship and criminal penalties for discrediting the army. Restrictions will become a permanent part of the dictatorship.
A multimedia project has been launched in Crimea for the ideological indoctrination of youth and the imposition of Russian identity. Money is being spent on propaganda instead of infrastructure.
The enemy is preparing assaults and strikes on infrastructure at least until the end of summer. Ukraine is ready for challenges, and Russian losses in the rear and at the front will increase.
The invaders are simulating a solution to the water crisis by using mine water. Projects remain unrealized due to lack of funds and professional expertise.