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One killed, five injured as Russian forces shell 25 settlements in Kherson region

Russian forces shelled 25 settlements in Ukraine's southern Kherson region on April 26, killing one person and injuring five others.

Ukrainian forces show how they destroy Russian armor before assaults begin

Drone pilots from the Unmanned Systems Battalion of the 110th Mechanized Brigade have demonstrated how they destroy Russian armored vehicles even before assault operations start on the Novopavlivka front.

Zelensky discusses return of deported children, release of prisoners with Cardinal Zuppi

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with Cardinal Matteo Zuppi at the Embassy of Ukraine in Italy, with the key topic of discussion being the return of Ukrainian children deported by Russia and the release of prisoners.

Pressure on Russia, bolstering air defenses: Zelensky outlines talks with Macron in Rome

During their meeting in Rome, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron discussed the path toward a full and unconditional ceasefire and the need to maintain pressure on Russia to achieve that goal.

Trump doubts whether Putin truly wants peace in Ukraine

U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized The New York Times over its report on a proposed deal he wants to impose on Ukraine, while also expressing doubts about whether Vladimir Putin truly seeks peace in Ukraine.

Ukrainian Institute director general: Opening of representative office in the Netherlands is an important event

Volodymyr Sheiko, Director General of the Ukrainian Institute, hailed the opening of a representative office in the Netherlands as a significant achievement. He noted that the Netherlands is now the third country to host a representative office of the Ukrainian Institute.

Zelensky meets with UK prime minister

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky met with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in the Vatican on Saturday.

Ukraine’s General Staff refutes Gerasimov's claims about alleged end of hostilities in Kursk region

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has refuted claims made by the Russian high command regarding the alleged end of combat operations in the Kursk region.

MFA on Chornobyl disaster anniversary: World must prevent recurrence of such tragedies

The world must remember that the crime and tragedy of Chornobyl were a direct result of the Kremlin's irresponsible policies, which disregarded human life in the name of ideology.

Ukraine expects over $39B in budget support this year – Shmyhal

Ukraine anticipates receiving more than $39 billion in budget support this year, with these resources already confirmed by international partners.

How should Kyiv respond to pressure from US President Trump?

Child injured as enemy UAV debris falls in Kharkiv

A child sustained injuries from falling debris of an enemy UAV in the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kharkiv.

Vandalism at UIA grave on Mount Monastyr: Polish prosecutor shares details of investigation

Polish police will be investigating the case of vandalism at the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UIA) grave on Mount Monastyr near Przemyśl for the next two months. After that, the case materials will be handed over to the prosecutor’s office, which will decide on the further course of action.

Ukraine and Finland discuss cooperation on constructing shelters for defense plants

The Ministry of Strategic Industries of Ukraine held discussions with representatives of Finnish companies to collaborate on creating protected production facilities.

Ukraine to receive $70M from World Bank to support energy system – Shmyhal

The World Bank will provide Ukraine with $70 million to help maintain the stable functioning of its energy system.

Zelensky announces key upcoming meetings aimed at bringing peace closer to Ukraine

In the coming days, several important meetings may take place that could help bring peace closer to Ukraine.

Zelensky: NK missile killing civilians in Kyiv contains 116 components sourced from other countries

The North Korean ballistic missile, which was used by Russian forces to strike Kyiv on April 24, contained at least 116 components imported from other countries, with most of them being produced by American companies.

European lawmakers warn U.S. against compromising with Russia or pressuring Ukraine

The Chairs of the Foreign Affairs Committees of seven European parliaments are calling upon the United States to demonstrate true leadership in confronting Russian aggression.

Ukraine working on further contacts with U.S. at various levels – MFA

Ukraine is working on further contacts with the United States at various levels and expects them to take place in the near future.

Witkoff meets Putin in Moscow

U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, April 25.

Ukraine views signals from U.S. about possible withdrawal from talks as communication strategy – MFA

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine views signals from Washington regarding a possible withdrawal from the peace process as part of a communication strategy and an attempt to stimulate negotiations.

MFA Ukraine warns against foreign troop participation in May 9 parade in Moscow

Foreign military personnel considering participation in the May 9 parade in Moscow should be aware that they might be marching alongside individuals responsible for war crimes committed in Ukraine.

Explosion in Moscow region: Russian major general reportedly killed in car blast

Early on Friday, April 25, a car exploded in the Russian city of Balashikha, Moscow region.

April 25 declared day of mourning in Kyiv

Kyiv city authorities have designated April 25 as a day of mourning to honor the victims of the devastating Russian attack on the capital on the night of April 24.

In Crimea, drones attack airfields in Novofedorivka and Kacha – social media

On the night of April 25, drones attacked airfields in Novofedorivka and Kacha in temporarily occupied Crimea.

Natalia Kushnerska, CEO at the Brave1 defense tech cluster

Lots of countries are currently reviewing their own weapons systems looking at Ukraine as an example to emulate

Mejlis of Crimean Tatar people rejects any proposals regarding Russian status of Crimea

The Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people issued a statement on Thursday rejecting any proposals that imply recognition of Crimea as Russian territory.

Public debt restructuring: Ukraine continues talks with all holders of GDP warrants

Ukraine has offered the holders of GDP warrants two restructuring options.

April 25 declared day of mourning in Kyiv

Kyiv city authorities have designated April 25 as a day of mourning to honor the victims of the devastating Russian attack on the capital on the night of April 24.

White House discussing lifting energy sanctions against Russia – Politico

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly discussing lifting sanctions on the Russian Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline and possibly other Russian assets in Europe as part of broader talks about ending the war between Russia and Ukraine.