China announces partial resumption of ties with Taiwan
China has announced the resumption of certain previously suspended ties with Taiwan, including direct flights to cities across mainland China and the import of Taiwanese aquaculture products.
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Hungarian elections see record turnout in first hours of voting, BBC reports
In the Hungarian parliamentary elections taking place today, nearly 17% of voters cast their ballots in the first three hours.
President and first lady greet Ukrainians on Easter
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his wife, Olena Zelenska, greeted Ukrainians on Easter.
Eastern-rite Christians celebrate Easter
On Sunday, April 12, Orthodox Christians and Greek Catholics celebrate one of the most important holidays of the year – Easter, also known as the Resurrection of Christ.
Macron, Erdoğan discuss war in Ukraine, Middle East situation
Emmanuel Macron held a phone call with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, during which they discussed Russia’s war against Ukraine and the situation in the Middle East.
11 April 2026
Ukraine preparing active engagement with European partners – Zelensky
Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine is maintaining constant contact with the American side and preparing for intensified cooperation with European partners to advance negotiations and strengthen security guarantees.
Over 100,000 gather at anti-government rally in Budapest
More than 100,000 people gathered in Budapest for a large-scale concert ahead of parliamentary election, calling on voters to oppose the current government led by Viktor Orbán.
Explosion incident near Serbian gas pipeline shows signs of Russian provocation – military expert
The amount of explosives discovered near the Balkan Stream gas pipeline, which transports Russian gas to Serbia and Hungary, would not have been sufficient to disable the facility, and the incident itself is likely a provocation by Russian intelligence ahead of Hungary’s election.
Boris Johnson visits Defense Forces positions in Zaporizhzhia sector of front
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited the positions of the 65th Brigade on the Zaporizhzhia sector of the front line.
Russians booby-trap another street in Kherson
Another instance of the enemy laying anti-personnel mines in the city of Kherson has been recorded.
Europe’s first Center for Ukrainian Unity to open in Berlin
On April 15, Unity Hub Berlin—Europe’s first Center for Ukrainian Unity—will open in Berlin.
Court sentences man who set fire to military vehicles to seven years in prison in Sumy region
In the Sumy region, a man has been sentenced to up to seven years in prison for setting fire to two vehicles belonging to military personnel.
Russia's two largest car manufacturers report deepening crisis – intelligence
Currently, Russia's two largest automakers, KamAZ and AvtoVAZ, are showing a deepening crisis that official rhetoric about the industry's "resilience" can no longer conceal.
10 April 2026
Ukraine’s Ambassador to EU believes U.S. remains ally of Ukraine
Ukraine’s Ambassador to the EU, Vsevolod Chentsov, stated that the United States remains an ally of Ukraine despite tensions between Kyiv and Washington over recent months.
Power outage schedules to be in effect on Saturday morning across all regions
Hourly electricity outage schedules will be in effect for all categories of consumers across all regions of Ukraine on Saturday, April 11.
Russian drone hits apartment building in Sumy, woman injured
Russian forces attacked a multi-story residential building in Sumy with drones during the day on April 10.
Government simplifies public procurement rules to protect critical infrastructure
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved amendments to public procurement regulations aimed at improving the efficiency of community preparedness for wartime challenges.
SSU warns of possible provocations, terrorist attacks, and sabotage over Easter
The Security Service of Ukraine urges citizens to remain vigilant and follow safety guidelines during the Easter holidays.
Honorary consul in Monaco: Ukraine’s reconstruction already underway
Monaco will play a significant role in the coming years as a hub for investments in Ukraine’s reconstruction, a process that has already begun and is currently estimated at approximately $588 billion.
Budanov: Ukraine moves closer to agreement with Putin
Head of the Office of the President Kyrylo Budanov, who serves as Ukraine's chief negotiator with Russia, said he sees progress toward a possible peace agreement with the Kremlin, adding that resolving the war may not take much time.
Fire can be seen from 20 kilometers away: Pumping station on fire in Russia's Volgograd region after attack
Overnight in Russia, the main oil product pipeline "Volgograd–Tikhoretsk" was attacked.
Portugal to join agreement on Special Tribunal for Russia’s crimes against Ukraine – FM Sybiha
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has thanked Portugal for its readiness to become the 15th country to join the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine.
Kyrylo Budanov, Head of the Presidential Office, Lieutenant General
No Pause on Russian Refinery Strikes as War Drags On
Budanov about his time in office: “Institution functioning, no scandals, ratings rising”
Head of the Office of the President, Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov, humorously assessed his time in office, saying the institution is functioning, there are no scandals, and approval ratings are improving.
Zelensky suggests Russia sought looser oil sanctions to sell Lukoil assets in Europe
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has suggested that Russia may have pushed for the easing of oil sanctions in order to sell the European assets of Lukoil.
Zelensky warns of mounting pressure on Ukraine before autumn
President Volodymyr Zelensky predicts that Ukraine will face strong political and military pressure until September, while assuring that national interests will be safeguarded.
Zelensky dismisses ‘buffer zone’ threat in Vinnytsia region
President Volodymyr Zelensky, commenting on statements about Russia’s alleged intention to create a buffer zone along Transnistria, said that Russian forces aim to establish a buffer zone along the entire border – not only their own, but also Belarus’s – but currently lack the capacity to do so.
Anatolii Khrapchynskyi, defense industry expert and head of an arms manufacturing company
Ukraine’s Return to the Global Arms Market: What It Can Offer in 2026
Russian attacks over past day leave nine injured, including one child, in Kherson region
Over the past day, Russian forces carried out strikes on 35 settlements in the Kherson region using drones, artillery, and aircraft, injuring nine people, including a child.
Partisans scout Russian military unit in Rozdolne, Crimea
In temporarily occupied Crimea, partisans have reconnoitered a Russian military unit in the settlement of Rozdolne.