Euromaidan Press Staff

Ukraine shuddrers under gliding bomb attacks, builds fortifications, aims to decentralize power production

Ukraine's drone assault at Russia's Morozovsk airbase reportedly destroys six aircraft and damages eight. In other developments, Czechia pledges significant ammunition support to Ukraine, aiming to deliver 800,000 rounds by June. Furthermore, UK Intel highlights Russia's seizure of Ukrainian companies worth $11.5 billion since the invasion.

German firms help Russia rebuild demolished Mariupol as Ukraine leaves a NATO summit with promises of air defense but not membership

President Zelenskyy stressed that "Russia understands nothing but force" after the UN condemned Ukraine's strikes on a Russian drone factory. Meanwhile, Ukrainian F-16 pilots are training abroad, and technical crews are preparing to train others in Ukraine as the war persists.

Ukraine's deployment of AI-driven drones has dealt a significant blow to Russia's oil refining capabilities, disrupting a vital revenue stream for Moscow's invasion.

A recent survey by Anglo-Ukrainian online pollster OpenMinds reveals that over 50% of Russians aged 31 to 50 believe Ukraine was involved in the attack at Crocus City near Moscow, highlighting the effectiveness of Russia's disinformation campaigns.

Russian aircraft accidentally dropped more bombs on Russia's Belgorod region, totaling 14 incidents in March. France will send the Aster 30 surface-to-air missile system, the European equivalent of the Patriot system, to Ukraine. Members of the European Parliament are calling for an investigation into a Russian scheme to bribe European politicians.

Elon Musk predicts that Odesa could fall to Russia if the war in Ukraine drags on, but he believes Russia cannot conquer the entire country.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that without critical US military aid Ukraine may have to retreat against Russian forces, which now outgun them 6-to-1, according to Ukraine's new Armed Forces Commander, Oleksandr Syrskyi.

Zelenskyy concerned about Russian offensive, expected around the end of May or June. Russia vetoes renewal of North Korea sanctions monitors amid accusations of weapons transfer.

Last week, severe Russian bombardment left Kharkiv completely without power for days, with electricity yet to be fully restored citywide.

France to deliver 78 Caesar self-propelled artillery units and shells to Ukraine, while Czech-led initiative plans to procure more than a million shells from non-EU sources for Ukraine's defense.

Over 215,000 consumers in Kharkiv are without electricity due to Russian attacks on critical infrastructure. A Russian ballistic attack on Kyiv injured 7 people and hit a sports facility in the city center district. Russia's Kuibyshev oil refinery lost half of its capacity after a recent drone attack.

Ukraine's domestically produced Liutyi unmanned aircraft conducted precise strikes on Russian oil refineries deep inside Russian territory. Meanwhile, Russia fired about 190 missiles, 140 Shaheds, and 700 guided bombs against Ukraine during the week.