Polish citizen charged with aiding Russian plot to assassinate Zelenskyy
Ukrainian and Polish law enforcement cooperated to detain the Pole, who volunteered to work for the Russian military intelligence
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“Biolabs” and “persecution of Christians”: GOP Congresswoman spreads Russian propaganda to oppose Ukraine aid bill
Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests that Congress members who support the aid bill should go fight in the Ukrainian military.
Denmark breaks new ground, funding domestic Ukrainian arms production
Denmark becomes the first donor of Ukraine's ZBROYARI initiative, which aims to boost domestic arms production
Ukraine’s National Resistance Center: Russian teens to manufacture 10,000 Shahed drones annually
Activists from the "Cyber Resistance" group have shared documents with the National Resistance Center, providing evidence of yet…
Ukraine increases domestic Bohdana howitzer production to 10 units per month
Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine has increased its monthly output of the indigenous Bohdana self-propelled howitzer from 6 units to 10 this month backed by domestic contracts, with plans for further increases.
PACE: Putin illegitimate, Russian Orthodox Church propaganda instrument
The Russian Orthodox Church, led by Patriarch Kirill, has been denounced as an "ideological extension" of Vladimir Putin's "totalitarian regime" in a resolution adopted by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
Lithuania President: Double standards in assistance to Israel and Ukraine are unacceptable
Lithuanian President Nausėda criticizes the West for applying double standards in aiding Israel and supporting Ukraine, emphasizing the need for equal support for both nations.
Ukrainian mayor, ex-councilor sentenced to 9-10 years in prison for corruption
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) of Ukraine found a mayor and a former deputy guilty of requesting a $100,000 bribe.
German authorities thwart suspected Russian sabotage plot targeting military aid to Ukraine
Two men described as German-Russian dual nationals were suspected of spying for Moscow and arrested.
G7 ministers fail to agree on Russian asset use for Ukraine aid
Lagarde said it was not possible to transition from freezing assets to potentially confiscating and reallocating them, a process she described as fraught with legal peril.
Ukraine downs all 13 Russian explosive drones last night as Russian missiles kill at least one civilian
Ukrainian military forces shot down all 13 Russian drones that attacked Ukraine overnight and into the morning. Meanwhile, one of the Russian missile strikes killed a 63-year-old Donetsk Oblast woman.
Over 2,000 imported components found in Russian Su-series fighter jets – Ukraine intel
Russian fighter jet manufacturer Sukhoi uses electronic components from American companies like Texas Instruments and Analog Devices, as well as Japanese firm Murata Manufacturing.
Ukraine warns of WW3 amid delay in crucial aid vote
"If we will not protect… Ukraine will fall. So the global, the global system of security will be destroyed," Ukraine's PM Shmyhal warned.
Ukrainian NGO repatriates six more children from Russian occupation
Save Ukraine returned 290 children from Ukraine’s Russian-occupied territories in total, while the official number of illegally deported children stands at 19,546, representing only the documented cases.
Zelenskyy tells EU Russia has almost entirely destroyed Ukraine’s thermal power capacity, asks for air defense help
President Zelenskyy warned EU leaders that Russia could target nuclear facilities after nearly destroying Ukraine's thermal power generation, calling for urgent Western support with air defenses.
UK House Speaker Johnson moving forward with Ukraine aid bill despite GOP hardliner opposition
US House Speaker Mike Johnson, endorsed by President Biden, advances separate foreign aid bills, including for Ukraine, despite strong opposition from far-right Republicans.
The Washington Post: Secret Russian document reveals plan for weakening West
A secret Russian Foreign Ministry document obtained by The Washington Post reveals Russia's intention to leverage its war in Ukraine to challenge what it perceives as American dominance and reshape the global order.
Reuters: Russia increases use of prohibited riot control agents against Ukrainian forces on battlefield
Ukrainian troops on the eastern front face a new threat as Russian forces increasingly resort to tear gas attacks, violating international conventions.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 784: Russian strike kills 17 in Chernihiv as US House readies $ 61B Ukraine aid vote
President Biden supported a $61 billion Ukraine aid bill, set to be voted on by the US House of Representatives on 20 April, as nation reels from a deadly Russian missile strike in Chernihiv that claimed 17 lives and injured 78 others.
Russian missile strike in Chernihiv kills 17, injures 78; City declares day of mourning
Preliminary reports indicate the three missiles were Russian-fired Iskanders.