Russia lost four military aircraft in four days — An-26, Su-34, An-72P, and now a Su-30 fighter in occupied Crimea. An An-26 carrying 29 people, including a general, crashed into a cliff in Crimea on 31 March. An Su-34 jet was reported gone the same day. Ukrainian drones

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Ukraine's envoy to NATO says it is time to "reinvent" Alliance amid Trump's threats

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#Belarus The regime has annulled the passport of Nobel laureate Ales Bialiatski – valid until 2028.
He calls it "another form of transnational repression" targeting exiled political prisoners. This is systemic, and the regime must face consequences for doing this to people.

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Ukrainian forces near Sumy have turned the gas pipeline network into a surveillance asset – monitoring entry points, engineering changes, and ventilation work in real time. Russia keeps sending troops through them. Ukraine now knows exactly where they come out.

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In March, the Russian army in Ukraine suffered losses of more than 35,000 soldiers killed or seriously wounded. This is the highest figure since the start of the full-scale war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said following a report by Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

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More than 200 Ukrainian troops are reportedly operating in western Libya, signalling that Kyiv’s confrontation with Moscow may be expanding far beyond Ukraine.

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I spoke with the President of Egypt, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. The President informed me that Egypt will no longer accept grain exported by Russia from our temporarily occupied territories and is simultaneously interested in increasing grain imports from Ukraine. Thank you for this

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