Vira Kravchuk

Ukraine's General Staff reported that a concrete facility housing key Russian military leadership in occupied Kherson Oblast was completely demolished on 7 April.

The documentary premieres on 9 April in Washington, DC and on 11 April in Kyiv following American Peter Duke on his journey with the 69th Sniffing Brigade to deliver vital trucks from Estonia to Ukrainian soldiers.

It is part of Ukraine's initiative to identify and bring to justice Kremlin mouthpieces who promote war and justify armed aggression.

Geolocated footage analyzed by the Institute for the Study of War reveals Russian territorial gains have decreased every month since November 2024, falling from 627 to 203 km2 by March 2025.

Ukrainian defenders destroyed 120 Russian personnel and 15 Russian vehicles near Andriivka-Oleksiivka, deploying over 200 strike drones and 600 artillery shells.

The scarcity of missiles for existing US Patriot batteries threatens Ukraine's ability to intercept Russian targets. Zelenskyy specifically highlighted America's capacity to strengthen Ukraine's air defenses.

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett defended Trump's decision on ABC News, saying the administration didn't want to "throw something new into the negotiations right in the middle of them while they affect so many lives."

Emmanuel Macron condemned Russian missile attack on a residential neighborhood in Kryvyi Rih, that killed 20 people, including nine children on 4 April.

More than 1,200 coordinated demonstrations took place across all 50 US states and in cities abroad on 5 April, as tens of thousands protested President Trump’s domestic policies and executive orders.

Ambassador Brink's statement that "this is why the war must end" without naming Russia as the aggressor prompted the Ukrainian President to argue that ending the war requires "not being afraid to pressure the one who continues this war."

The Trump administration falsely ordered Ukrainian refugees residing under humanitarian parole to leave the US within seven days, causing significant distress among vulnerable immigrants who fled the war.

On the same night, drones also targeted an explosives manufacturing plant in Russia, causing fire.

The number of killed after the Russian 4 April missile strike on a residential area in Kryvyi Rih rose to 19 people, including 9 children. Later that night, the Russians also launched drones at Kryvyi Rih, killing one more person.

The suspect, identified as Kirill Molchanov, allegedly organized anti-Ukraine protests across EU countries and justified Russia's invasion on TV programs.