War in Ukraine
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine inspected the defense of the Kostiantynivka-Druzhkivka agglomeration and the work of the 19th corps. Syrskyi discussed the destruction of enemy logistics and drones.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban promised Putin to organize a summit with the US in Budapest. Bloomberg revealed details of the conversation about Orban's readiness to help.
Mol Nyrt. will purchase 500,000 tons of American oil for $500 million. The deal will be announced at Viktor Orbán's meeting with the US Vice President.
The owner of ALFA GAZ spoke about working during the war and equipment shortages. Companies keep a double stock of equipment for quick restoration of facilities.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha reported on Russian fakes regarding Ukrainian experts and security commitments. Moscow is trying to undermine the region's strategic cooperation.
Russian troops attacked administrative buildings in Pryluky, causing fires. Five local residents were injured as a result of the enemy shelling.
The enemy attacked administrative buildings and the tax inspection office in Chernihiv Oblast with drones. Residential buildings and cars were damaged, and fires are ongoing at the sites.
The head of the federation fictitiously employed draft dodgers at a critical enterprise for $15,000. At least 40 people used the scheme's services.
The SBU detained an employee of a strategic enterprise who was spying in exchange for a promise of amnesty for his son in Russia. He leaked secret data about tanks, shells, and a missile system.
The US Vice President will speak at a rally in Budapest on April 7. Viktor Orbán hopes that Vance's visit will impress undecided Hungarian voters.
As a result of a UAV attack on a civilian bus in the center of Nikopol, 16 people were injured. Eight people were hospitalized, three men are in serious condition.
As a result of drone strikes in the port of Ust-Luga, at least 30% of the tanks were damaged. This facility provides almost 40% of Russia's total oil exports.
Due to attacks and a storm, consumers in 15 regions of Ukraine were left without electricity. The Ministry of Energy does not plan consumption restrictions but asks for prudence.
The State Special Transport Service has become the sole client for road repairs near the front line. The General Staff will determine the list of priority routes.
Ukrainians in Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, Spain, and Portugal can undergo DNA sampling procedures. The campaign will last until May and June 2026.
As a result of the attack on public transport, three people died and 12 were injured. Rescuers unblocked seven people.
The government has abolished the three-year experience requirement for drivers of categories C and D when operating tractors. The simplification is in effect during the war to accelerate sowing work.
The owner of ALFA GAZ spoke about why Ukraine has not yet become a "European Norway," how businesses protect their facilities amid constant attacks, and why the "2050" strategy today looks like science fiction.
The General Staff recorded 150 clashes, of which 50 attacks occurred in the Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka directions. The enemy used over 8,000 drones and 242 guided aerial bombs.
Defense forces shot down and suppressed 77 enemy drones of various types. 31 attack UAVs were hit, and the enemy attack is currently ongoing.
On the night of April 7, drones attacked the port of Ust-Luga, through which part of Russia's oil exports pass. Authorities reported shooting down 22 drones over the region.
The General Staff updated data on enemy losses as of April 7. In addition to personnel, 65 artillery systems, 248 units of automotive equipment, and 1945 enemy UAVs were destroyed.
Counterintelligence detained an unemployed man who was transmitting coordinates of the Defense Forces and warehouses to the enemy. The perpetrator faces life imprisonment for treason.
A series of precise strikes destroyed S-400 and Pantsir divisions on the peninsula. The Russian command is involving untrained civilian workers in air defense.
The GUR identified a Nepalese man who signed a contract with the Russian Federation and died during the assault. His relatives demanded his return home, but the occupiers threw him into battle.
In the occupied Donetsk region, mass cases of violence against children by Russian military personnel are being recorded. Data is being collected to control information and conceal crimes.
In March, Ukraine launched 7,347 drones against 6,462 Russian devices. The data indicates a possible shift in the balance of power in the drone war in favor of Kyiv.
Two men sustained shrapnel wounds after a tractor ran over an explosive device. The injured were hospitalized, and medics are providing them with the necessary assistance.
Since the beginning of the day, the enemy has used almost 6,000 kamikaze drones and launched 51 air strikes. The greatest activity of the occupiers was recorded in the Pokrovsk direction.
Zelenskyy announced the strengthening of energy and logistics cooperation with Turkey. Ukraine is expanding defense and economic ties with Middle Eastern countries.