War in Ukraine
Shelling of energy facilities in seven regions has caused power outages. In the Sumy region, a worker was wounded, and in the Kharkiv region, a drone attacked a vehicle belonging to energy workers.
Military expert Oleh Zhdanov estimated the Russian Federation's arsenal at 3,500 warheads and called the probability of a strike zero. He noted that survival requires shelters with filtration systems and water supplies.
As a result of the Russian night attack in Odesa, 20 people aged 17 to 70 were injured. High-rise buildings, a hotel, and dozens of vehicles were damaged.
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.
Fighters will remain in positions for up to two months with mandatory rotation within one month. Syrskyi's order also provides for medical examination and rest.
On the night of April 30, the Ukrainian Navy struck Russian Sobol and Grachonok-class boats in the Kerch Strait. The occupiers suffered casualties among the crews of the vessels guarding the bridge.
In Kyiv, a soldier who was AWOL was detained while intoxicated with a toy rifle in a store. The offender was handed over to representatives of the Military Law Enforcement Service.
President Zelenskyy has approved new military operations to compel Russia toward diplomacy. Ukrainian drones are already striking targets at a distance of 1,500 kilometers.
On the night of April 30, the enemy attacked Ukraine with an Iskander-M missile and 206 drones. Air defense forces shot down or suppressed 172 drones; hits were recorded.
As a result of the overnight drone attack on Odesa, 18 people were injured. Residential buildings, a kindergarten, a hotel, and other civilian infrastructure in the city were damaged.
Tonight at 22:00, Donetsk's Shakhtar will face England's Crystal Palace in Krakow. The live broadcast of the Conference League match will be shown on the Megogo service.
FIFA has changed the rules to allow exiled Afghan female footballers to participate in official matches. The players are preparing for the 2028 Olympic Games qualifiers.
The EU is preparing a model for Ukraine's gradual integration with access to the market and programs without voting rights. Membership is possible no earlier than 2027 due to required reforms.
As a result of a drone attack in Odesa, houses, a kindergarten, and a shopping center were damaged. 16 people were injured, two of whom are in serious condition in intensive care.
General Staff reports the elimination of 1,470 Russians, 7 tanks, and 119 artillery systems over the past day. Total enemy losses have exceeded 1.3 million personnel.
Following a drone attack in Dzerzhinsk, smoke was spotted near the Sverdlov explosives plant. The Russian strategic enterprise is under international sanctions.
USS Gerald R. Ford concludes record deployment following missions against Iran and Maduro. The ship will arrive at its Virginia port in mid-May.
The Israel Defense Forces have begun installing protective screens on HMMWVs to counter Hezbollah's FPV drones. This method was adopted from the experience of the war in Ukraine.
SSO attacked an Iskander base in Crimea with drones that pierced 60-centimeter concrete. The new weapon allows for striking the enemy's deeply protected facilities.
Virtus and Vector drones are being integrated into a single AI-driven system for autonomous target acquisition. The complex allows for the automatic detection and destruction of objects.
Explosions rang out in Dzerzhinsk, and the Nizhny Novgorod airport was closed due to drones. In the Volgograd region, a person was wounded and a house was damaged.
During the second wave of the drone attack in Odesa, a high-rise building and a kindergarten were damaged. At least four people were injured; rescue workers are operating at the scenes.
Italy has filed a lawsuit in a Swiss court over the fire in Crans-Montana that killed 41 people. Rome is demanding compensation for the rescue operation conducted.
On the night of April 30, Russian drones damaged a five-story building, a private house, and an administrative building in Odesa. Information regarding casualties is currently being clarified.
The Russian dictator supported Kadyrov's nomination for another term during a meeting in the Kremlin. The elections are scheduled for September, and Kadyrov has been leading the region since 2007.
Swedish police have seized the vessel Caffa at the request of another state. It is suspected of illegally transporting grain from occupied Crimea.
Pete Hegseth confirmed the release of $400 million to strengthen European capabilities. The funds were unblocked after senators criticized the delay of the money.
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.
Trump discussed ending the war in Ukraine with Putin and proposed a truce to him. He noted that the dictator had been ready for a deal for a long time.
Donald Trump announced the end of the wars in Ukraine and Iran on a similar schedule. After a conversation with Putin, he expressed hope for a swift resolution of the conflicts.