War in Ukraine
Hungary's next leader will not hinder funding for Ukraine after Orbán's resignation. Budapest will only maintain its refusal to participate in the loan itself.
The leader of the Tisza party advocated for the diversification of Hungary's energy supply. He expects the EU to lift restrictions on Russia and calls for the protection of his own economy.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar stated the need to grant rights to Hungarians in Ukraine. The politician plans to meet with Zelenskyy to establish relations.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar stated that it is impossible to admit Ukraine to the EU during the war. He predicts a lengthy accession procedure lasting over 10 years.
Since the beginning of the year, 2,336 preferential housing loans have been issued. Most mortgages were taken out by residents of Kyiv region and the capital at rates of 3% and 7% per annum.
The General Staff reports active fighting in the Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka directions. The enemy is launching airstrikes on Sumy Oblast and conducting assaults in the south.
The International Aquatics Federation has allowed athletes from Russia and Belarus to compete with flags and anthems. The countries have also regained full membership in the federation.
Péter Magyar and the Tisza party won the elections, promising a return to the EU. The new leader does not support weapons for the Armed Forces of Ukraine but will become a pragmatic partner for Kyiv.
The occupiers deliberately struck a service vehicle with a drone. The police officer was wounded, and the vehicle was completely destroyed.
The European Union plans to quickly approve funding for Ukraine after Péter Magyar's victory in the elections. The new Hungarian leader promises close cooperation with Brussels.
Russian troops attacked an enterprise in Derhachi, Kharkiv region, with three UAVs. Five men were injured, and cargo transport was damaged.
The Russian army is destroying infrastructure and residential areas of cities it could not occupy. All facts of destruction are documented for international courts.
Intelligence showed a 3D model of the drone with Chinese cameras and Swiss chips. The drone has a range of 45 km and uses AI for target tracking.
A Russian Armed Forces colonel is accused of command responsibility for torturing civilians in Chernihiv Oblast. People were held for 27 days in inhumane conditions without assistance.
The BEB (Bureau of Economic Security) is persecuting airlines, believing that aircraft leasing operations should be taxed as royalties. Experts consider such fiscal pressure unfounded and emphasize a flawed interpretation of the legislation.
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 government has launched a project for simplified procurement and testing of technologies in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. A new intellectual property protection policy in the defense industry has also been approved.
The occupiers have started using "Shaheds" to hunt down air defense groups during their operations. Experts urge military personnel to maintain camouflage and exercise extreme caution.
Railway workers timely stopped trains and evacuated people before the enemy attack. As a result of the shelling near the locomotive, no passengers or personnel were injured.
The party proposes to allow entry for up to 90 days with an electronic travel authorization (eTA). Currently, the official entry rules for citizens of Ukraine remain unchanged.
A local resident broadcasted to the enemy the consequences of Geran-3 drone attacks on residential buildings. The perpetrator faces life imprisonment for treason.
Enemy drone attacks led to power outages in Zaporizhzhia and Chernihiv regions. For industry, restriction schedules were introduced due to power shortages.
Magyar may unblock an EU loan for Ukraine but opposes arms supplies. Hungary's new leader plans a referendum on Ukraine's EU accession.
The occupiers struck infrastructure in the Dnipro district, causing a fire. The head of the regional military administration, Oleksandr Hanzha, is clarifying information about possible casualties.
Over the past day, 107 clashes and over 7,700 kamikaze drone attacks were recorded. The occupiers committed 10,721 violations since the beginning of the ceasefire.
Péter Magyar's opposition Tisza Party won 138 seats in the Hungarian parliament. Orbán conceded defeat amidst celebrations by opposition supporters in Budapest.
Defense forces destroyed 87 enemy drones of various types in the north and east. Nine hits by attack UAVs have been recorded, and the air attack continues.
The enemy attacked an infrastructure facility in Kropyvnytskyi district with a UAV. Rescuers extinguished the fire, according to preliminary data, there are no casualties.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine updated data on enemy losses as of April 13. The occupiers lost 1528 UAVs, 44 artillery systems, and a significant number of vehicles.
The Kremlin is spreading AI-generated videos about separatism in the strategic port of Klaipėda. The campaign's goal is to destabilize Lithuania and undermine trust in NATO.