War in Ukraine
Soldiers of the 255th Russian regiment deliberately disable engines and wiring to avoid combat. Commanders ignore sabotage due to fear of the front line.
Due to the threat of UAV strikes in Kyiv Oblast, safety stops for trains have been announced. Passengers are being evacuated, and traffic will resume after the immediate threat subsides.
Over the past day, 1110 occupiers, 85 artillery systems, and over two thousand drones were eliminated. The total personnel losses of the enemy exceeded 1.3 million people.
A fire broke out in the area of the Tolyattikauchuk and KuybyshevAzot enterprises after drone explosions. One of the drones fell near a residential building on Kudasheva Street.
Three people were injured as a result of a night UAV attack on a high-rise building. Rescuers are evacuating residents and eliminating the consequences of the fire.
Over 51 million Canadian dollars will be directed to medicine, housing, and veteran support. The funds will be received by reliable partners for emergency aid and reforms.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced Ukraine's readiness to counter Iranian threats in the Persian Gulf. Kyiv offers its experience in combating naval drones and missiles.
Swedish authorities allowed the tanker to continue its journey after an inspection following a possible oil spill near Gotland. Two individuals are suspected of an environmental crime.
Due to enemy shelling of Zaporizhzhia district, a car with a man was thrown into the river, he died. Three civilians were wounded in Bilenke and Novomykolaivka.
The General Staff recorded 128 engagements, 37 missile strikes, and massive use of UAVs. The greatest enemy activity is observed in the Pokrovsk direction.
All veterans must submit an application for sports payments by April 20. Funds can be spent on gyms and swimming pools through the Diia application.
The Italian Prime Minister is visiting the Persian Gulf countries to strengthen strategic partnerships. The visit aims to ensure stable oil and gas supplies.
Russian troops attacked the city with guided aerial bombs for the second time in a day. Three civilians died, and a 16-year-old teenager was among the wounded.
The Ministry of Defense is developing new approaches to mobilization, terms of service, and payments for infantrymen. Measures are being prepared regarding AWOL and the development of arms exports.
The Georgian government has extended financial aid and medical benefits for refugees from Ukraine. Payments amount to 300 lari per family and 45 lari per person.
Russian special services can now seize bank and corporate databases without a court order. The FSB has been granted the right to shut down the internet and open its own prisons.
Suspect Andriy Trush was remanded in custody for 60 days without bail. He inflicted fatal stab wounds on 52-year-old Olympian Oleh Avdieiev.
Seven more children aged 13-17, including orphans and those separated from their parents, have been returned from the occupied territories. In total, 2070 Ukrainian children have already been brought home.
The President of Egypt confirmed to Zelenskyy the refusal of grain from the occupied territories. The country will increase imports from Ukraine and strengthen technical cooperation.
The dictator discussed with the Turkish president the security of energy infrastructure and the war in Ukraine. Putin spoke about the threat to merchant ships in the sea.
In March, Russia lost over 35,000 soldiers and 274 air defense systems. Zelenskyy noted the effectiveness of drones and units in destroying the occupiers.
Due to a drone strike at the Novo-Ufimsky refinery, the CDU-5 unit ceased operations. The facility provided more than a quarter of the strategic enterprise's capacity.
The President urged the Rada to pass laws to receive billions of dollars in aid. The budget deficit exceeds $30 billion, and there is only enough money until May.
CERT-UA reports zero critical cyberattacks in the second half of 2025. The number of low-level incidents fell by 87%.
The number of rabies cases in Ukraine is increasing due to the war and abandoned animals. CDC specialists provided instructions on first aid and vaccination.
As a result of the massive shelling, one person was killed and ten were injured. 18 buildings were destroyed and over 100 residential buildings in the region were damaged.
Since the beginning of the day, 62 combat engagements have been recorded, 25 of which were in the Pokrovsk direction. The occupiers are shelling the border areas and conducting assaults.
Due to rising taxes and war expenditures, 300,000 micro-enterprises in Russia may close. Large factories are already reducing staff and working weeks.
Kyiv Cardboard and Paper Mill suspended production due to a massive enemy attack. The supply of Obukhiv 65 and Dyvo products was jeopardized.
In Kyiv, a man impersonated a soldier and sprayed a canister inside a passenger cabin. The offender faces up to five years of restricted freedom for hooliganism.