Euromaidan Press Staff

Moscow ordered a 30-hour ceasefire for Orthodox Easter, but few in Ukraine believe the declaration is sincere.

US President warns he'll abandon Ukraine negotiations if parties can't compromise, insisting "nobody is playing me" as tensions escalate.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian defense experts confirm Russian forces are mounting CS gas canisters on attack drones.

After Russian missile strike killed 35 civilians in Sumy on 13 April, Ukraine retaliated with drones by targeting Russia’s 448th brigade involved in the deadly attack. Meanwhile, Denmark announced plans to send unarmed soldiers to Ukraine for combat learning, particularly drone operations.

Putin's war symbols are appearing across 15 Western countries as the Russian leader continues strikes against Ukrainian cities despite peace talks.

A Ukrainian official vigorously contested Trump's assessment of the Russian strike on Sumy as a "mistake," comparing it to calling 9/11 "just a mistake by Al-Qaeda." Meanwhile, President Zelenskyy revealed that Russian daily attacks killed 13,000 civilians, including over 600 children since the full-scale invasion began in 2022.

Meanwhile, Trump declared peace negotiations with Russia are "going fine" following his envoy's four-hour meeting with President Putin.

Meanwhile, Ukraine's defense production has reached $9 billion in 2024 with cruise missile production increasing eightfold

The announcement comes as President Zelenskyy urgently requests 10 Patriot systems from Ramstein allies following Russia's deadliest attack on Ukrainian children.

President Zelenskyy has announced Ukraine's readiness to spend $30-50 billion on US defense packages, particularly air defense systems.

After Ukrainian forces captured Chinese citizens fighting for Russia in Ukraine, EU's Kaja Kallas labeled China the "main sponsor" of Russia's war. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President announced Ukraine's readiness to spend between $30-50 billion on US defense systems, especially Patriots, as a long-term security guarantee.

Belgium has stepped up support with a €1 billion annual military aid commitment and signed defense production deals with ten companies establishing manufacturing ties in Ukraine.

Moscow is positioning 30,000 combat-ready troops in Donbas for a decisive spring offensive while simultaneously adding new demands to stall peace negotiations.

Despite significant Western funding, European defense production is losing the race against Russia, but Ukraine could turn the tide with its ability to manufacture weapons at a fraction of the cost.