State Emergency Service of Ukraine

84 people, including 20 children, were evacuated from a smoky high-rise building in Vyshhorod, Kyiv region, because of a burning tire on the 18th floor.

The Cabinet of Ministers has authorized the State Emergency Service to provide paid services for the certification of mine action operators, creating a market environment for the involvement of the private sector in humanitarian demining to clear Ukraine of mine debris as soon as possible.

Two cases of snake bites were recorded in the Lviv region, resulting in two men being injured.

Latvia has donated a 250 MVA transformer, compressor, and transformer oil to Ukraine to help supply power and heat critical infrastructure after the russian missile attacks.

Ukrainians in the Poltava region received fake reports of an alleged evacuation, which the State Emergency Service denied as hostile disinformation aimed at destabilizing the situation.

Russian troops shelled populated areas of Kharkiv region, damaging private homes and wounding two civilians, one of whom was hospitalized with a stomach wound.

Russian shelling damaged a hotel and adjacent buildings in Mykolaiv.

Russia strikes a residential building in the Nikopol district of Dnipropetrovs'k region, causing a fire that was later extinguished by rescuers.

The body of a man was found under the rubble of a private house in the city of Vovchansk in Kharkiv region after a morning Russian shelling. It was also reported that two S-300 missiles hit a psychiatric hospital in Kharkiv.

The enemy attacked two critical energy infrastructure facilities in the Stryi and Chervonohrad districts of Lviv region, causing destruction and fires, but no casualties or damage to residential infrastructure.

The Russian military attacked and damaged an energy infrastructure facility in Ivano-Frankivsk region, causing a fire over an area of 200 square meters.

A dog named Richard refused to eat or drink after a Russian airstrike destroyed his owners' home in Kharkiv region, mourning the loss of his home and warmth, reminding us that the Russian invasion hurts everyone, even animals.

Police Colonel Oleksandr Ivanov died in hospital after being seriously injured during a Russian Shahid drone attack on Kharkiv on April 4.

Two people were killed and 3 injured as a result of Russian artillery shelling of the town of Bilopillya in Sumy region of Ukraine.

The enemy attacked the suburbs of Kherson, setting fire to a residential building and harming rescuers with drone strikes.

Rescuers are eliminating the consequences of an enemy rocket attack on the city of Smila, Cherkasy region, where 47 private houses were damaged, windows in nearby high-rise buildings were smashed, and 6 residents sought medical help but refused hospitalization.

The Verkhovna Rada plans to consider a bill that would allow employers to fire employees for collaboration, including at critical infrastructure enterprises, in case of conviction for crimes against Ukraine's national security or violation of rules of conduct.

In Volyn, in Liuboml, rescuers picked the lock on an apartment where a two-year-old boy was left without a mother.

Five rescuers were injured in a second explosion while extinguishing a fire caused by the detonation of an unknown explosive device in Mykolaiv.

In the village of Khreshchatyk, Cherkasy region, a street was flooded, 12 households and 13 houses were cut off from the land.

Today, Ukraine experienced colored rains with dust from the Sahara, but the State Emergency Service assured that there is no threat and the air will be cleared on April 27.

The State Enforcement Service has seized all the property and accounts of former Supreme Court Chief Justice Vsevolod Knyazev to recover almost UAH 1 million in illegal payments he received as a gift in the form of a significantly reduced apartment lease.

Sappers defused an unexploded OFAB-250 bomb that fell in the middle of a private residential area in Kostyantynivka, Donetsk region.

Around 30 houses were damaged by a shock wave as a result of rocket fire by Russian troops in Odesa region, and one 43-year-old woman was injured and taken to hospital.

This morning, Russian troops shelled the center of Kupyansk, Kharkiv region, with artillery, causing a fire in a two-story building that was not functioning.

A 57-year-old man was killed and another injured in a landslide that occurred during repair work in Mohyliv-Podilskyi, Vinnytsia region.

A man born in 1981 threatened to commit suicide by jumping from the chimney of a boiler house near Lutsk, but law enforcement and rescuers were able to persuade him not to jump and brought him down safely.

In Kharkiv, on Easter, April 5, the entrance to the city's cemeteries and memorial complexes will be closed to protect against unpredictable enemy attacks amid intensified rocket attacks and drone strikes on the city's infrastructure.

Over the past 24 hours, artillery shelling in Mykolaiv region has damaged educational institutions, residential buildings, structures, cars and commercial infrastructure, but fortunately there were no casualties or injuries.

At least 14 apartments were damaged and 7 people were wounded as a result of hostile shelling of a residential area in Odesa.