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06 April 2026
In the temporarily Russian-occupied city of Bakhchysarai (Autonomous Republic of Crimea), Asan Dzhemilev, a veteran of the Crimean Tatar national movement and brother of Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev, died at the age of 88.
05 April 2026
Lviv officials have denied claims that internally displaced children are not attending school due to bullying or lack of Ukrainian language skills.
Pope Leo XIV on Sunday, April 5, delivered his Easter message following Holy Mass in St. Peter's Square, calling on world leaders to choose peace.
The Ukrainian Antarctic expedition encountered several pairs of resting humpback whales during a sea outing.
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, extended Easter greetings to everyone celebrating the holiday today and wished that all prayers for protection from evil be heard.
More than 100,000 square kilometers of Ukraine's territory remain potentially hazardous.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have extradited to Azerbaijan a native of Hajigabul who took part in combat operations with Russian military units.
Russian information resources have intensified the spread of narratives portraying Ukraine as a “terrorist state,” using reports of strikes on oil terminals, refineries in Ufa, and other facilities on Russian territory.
Georgia has extended the provision of medical services and financial assistance to Ukrainian citizens continuously residing in the country for an additional three months.
04 April 2026
As of April 4, more than 62% of planned roadworks have been completed in the Kirovohrad region – the highest indicator among all regions.
Volodymyr Zelensky and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew discussed the fate of Ukrainian children suffering due to Russian aggression, as well as the development of the church in Ukraine during a meeting in Istanbul.
Ukraine's Operational Command West has initiated a special commission to investigate alleged violations at the Uzhhorod Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center.
An exhibition titled "Target Destroyed: Sky of Kyiv Region" has opened in Kyiv at the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War.
Demining units of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine cleared 876 hectares of territory in March.
The Ukrainian Ground Forces are not preparing for the mobilization of women and are not developing any mechanisms aimed at such a process.
From April 9 to 12, the Lithuanian capital will host the “Days of Ukrainian Cinema” festival, which will showcase the latest achievements of Ukrainian cinema to the local public and community.
03 April 2026
From temporarily occupied territories seized by Russia, within the framework of the President of Ukraine’s initiative Bring Kids Back UA and with the assistance of the Office of the Ombudsman team, seven more Ukrainian teenagers aged 13–17 have been returned.
President Volodymyr Zelensky awarded Crimean Tatars with state honors and recalled a decree he signed that grants the Mejlis additional powers.
Olha Zvonariova, a journalist with the Ukrainian National News Agency Ukrinform, has been named a laureate of this year's Italian Montecatini Prize for Journalism (Premio Montecatini di Giornalismo-2026).
An exhibition titled “Easter Garden” by singer, artist, and volunteer Anzhelika Rudnytska is currently on display in Kyiv.
02 April 2026
U.S. First Lady Melania Trump acted as a mediator in an agreement between Russia and Ukraine to reunite six Ukrainian children with their families.
Educational institutions try to keep incidents of bullying—whether involving students or teachers—under wraps.
The Speaker of the Seimas of Lithuania, Juozas Olekas, has delivered another package of assistance to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR).
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has released information regarding 20 Ukrainian cultural artifacts looted by the Russians, as well as seven individuals involved in illegal archaeological work, the distortion of history, and the justification of the occupation of Ukrainian territories.
01 April 2026
The occupation authorities in Yalta are dismantling the city's historical and cultural legacy, replacing protected areas and architectural landmarks with closed hotel complexes for Russian elites.
Canada has prolonged the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET), which allows Ukrainians to live and work in Canada.
By the end of 2027, Finland plans to launch an air threat warning system developed with consideration of Ukraine's experience.
31 March 2026
Ukrainians have chosen "Siaivo" ("Radiance") as the name for the country's national large language model (LLM).
30 March 2026
Kyiv has received a total of 72 generators of varying capacity from its German sister cities Leipzig and Hamburg since the beginning of the year.
A professor at the Odesa National University of Technology has been dismissed for conducting classes and preparing exam materials in Russian.