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Daily review of Ukrainian news.

Ukrainians mourn 35 victims of the Russian missile strike on Sumy on 13 April.
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1146: Trump calls Sumy strike “mistake,” blames Biden for war, while Zelenskyy invites him to Ukraine

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.
byEuromaidan Press Staff
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1141, 9 April.
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1141: Chinese man paid to join Russian army, while Zelenskyy offers $ 50 billion for US defense package

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.
byEuromaidan Press Staff
Daily review, 1 April.
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1133: Russia halts mass drone attack overnight, ceasefire believed unlikely till 20 April, while Ukraine catches Russian propagandist

On 1 April, Russian forces launched only missiles, making a pause in massive drone strikes for the first time in 2025. On the battlefield, Russian forces are having difficulty capturing Ukrainian territory, marking their slowest progress in months. However, military experts doubt that complete ceasefire between Ukraine and Russian will be reached in three weeks.
byEuromaidan Press Staff
Russo-Ukrainian war daily review, 31 March 2025.
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1132: Ukraine commemorates Bucha massacre victims, while Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Russian oil if ceasefire deadline not met

Ukrainian and European officials commemorated the third anniversary of Bucha's liberation while Ukraine announced it has identified 2,500 Russian soldiers who participated in the town's brutal occupation. President Zelenskyy linked the Bucha massacre to Russia's broader pattern of destruction, contrasting "our European system, in which human life and dignity matter" with Russia's. Finnish President Alexander Stubb indicated 20 April could be a suitable date for a ceasefire following a seven-hour meeting with Trump. Meanwhile, Ukraine's Foreign Minister warned that Russian peace demands mask plans to leave Ukraine vulnerable to future aggression.
byEuromaidan Press Contributor