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14 April 2025
Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andrii Yermak, during an online meeting with national security advisers of the G7 leaders, called for increased pressure on Russia amid its ongoing missile attacks on Ukraine.
U.S. President Donald Trump has once again commented on Russia’s war against Ukraine, calling it “Biden’s war” and blaming, among others, President Zelensky for its outbreak.
Russia’s recent attacks raise questions about its good faith at a time when ceasefire discussions are needed.
The death toll from a Russian ballistic missile strike on Sumy has risen to 35 people.
By May 9, in order to create the impression of success at the front, Russia may try to advance southwest of Pokrovsk in the direction of the Dnipro region, which is only a few kilometers away from the administrative border of the Russian-occupied areas.
In Sumy, a Russian “Shahed” hit one of the parking lots, injuring one person.
Since the beginning of April, Russian forces have launched nearly 2,800 aerial bombs, over 1,400 attack drones, and about 60 missiles of various types, including ballistic missiles, against Ukraine.
Since the beginning of April, Russian forces have launched nearly 2,800 aerial bombs, over 1,400 attack drones, and about 60 missiles of various types, including ballistic missiles, against Ukraine.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for a durable ceasefire in Ukraine following Russia's April 13 missile strike on Sumy. He also reaffirmed the UN's support for meaningful efforts toward a just, lasting, and comprehensive peace.
Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans has condemned Russia's missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Sumy, stating that "Putin is evil" and "Russia is the aggressor."
Following a Russian missile strike on the city of Sumy, 11 people remain in critical condition, including three children.
Ukraine’s military counterintelligence, with the support of Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi, has detained an instructor at the Yavoriv training ground who was plotting to assassinate Ukrainian Armed Forces commanders under orders from Russian intelligence services.
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russian forces have killed 618 children in Ukraine.
Sumy has declared three days of mourning for the victims of the missile strike carried out by Russian forces on April 13.
The Defense Forces of Ukraine shot down 40 Russian drones overnight, while 11 other enemy UAVs were lost from radar tracking.
President Donald Trump stated that he was told Russia "made a mistake" by attacking Sumy on Palm Sunday, an assault that resulted in at least 34 deaths.
Over the past day, April 13, there were 158 combat clashes between Ukraine’s Defense Forces and Russian invaders on the frontline.
The total combat losses of Russian troops since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, from February 24, 2022, to April 14, 2025, amount to about 933,980 people, including another 1,310 people over the past day.
Russians fired 105 times at Sumy region, 285 explosions were heard.
Soldiers of the 141st Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully destroyed a Russian tank using a Javelin anti-tank missile system, as the enemy attempted to breach Ukrainian defenses in the Pokrovsk sector.
The Russian state continues to carry out terrorist drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities and villages, demonstrating that nothing is truly sacred for it.
13 April 2025
A Russian drone attack on the city of Odesa has resulted in damaged civilian infrastructure, vehicles, and fires, according to preliminary reports. At least four people were injured.
On April 13, as many as 117 combat clashes occurred on the frontline, with the Pokrovsk sector accounting for 38 enemy assaults on Ukrainian Defense Forces positions, resulting in 196 Russian casualties.
As of now, 68 people injured in the April 13 Russian missile strike on Sumy remain in medical facilities.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday responded to the Russia’s attack on the city of Sumy, expressing condolences to the victims of the assault.
As a result of the Russian missile strike on Sumy, residents of several residential buildings have been left without gas, heating, and electricity. In total, 48 residential and non-residential buildings were damaged.
This week saw key decisions made regarding new support packages for Ukraine — both following the Ramstein meeting and on a bilateral level. Reliable security guarantees for Ukraine are also in progress.
The number of injured from the Russian missile strike on Sumy has climbed to 99, including 11 children, with 32 fatalities confirmed.
Canada has expressed deep condolences to the families of those killed and injured in the Russian missile strike on Sumy and is demanding that Russia agree to an immediate ceasefire.
Many world leaders, diplomats, and ordinary people have already expressed their condolences to Ukraine and condemned the Russian missile strike on Sumy on April 13.