Russian and Ukrainian War: List of Main Events, 13.135. Day Russian and Ukrainian war news

These are the main events in the Russian war against Ukraine 1,135 a day.

These are the main events from Thursday, April 3:

Battle

• The Russian ballistic missile strike killed at least four people and injured 17 Kryvyi RIH, in the hometown of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The attack also caused fire in the city, said Oleksandr Vilkul, Head of the Military Administration of Kryvyi.
• Russian drone attacks night targeted the regions of the Ukrainian Zaporizhia and Kharkiv, killing one person and injuring several others, officials said.
• Two people were killed, and at least 32, including two children, were injured with a Russian drone attack that affected several multi -stage apartment blocks in Kharkiv, the governor of the region said. One man was also injured in a separate drone attack on Ruski Tyshky, in the village outside Kharkiv.
• Kiev Air Force said Russia started 39 drones in the direction of Ukraine overnight, of which 28 were shot. According to the Air Force, seven others were unable to achieve their goals due to electronic war events.
• Russian air protection units fouled out a drone approaching Moscow, said Mayor of the City Sergei Sobyanin.
• The Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova accused Ukraine of more than 30 “provocative” attack on Russian energy institutions, despite mutually united moratorium in strikes against energy equipment combined in the United States.
• According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, Ukrainian forces attacked the Russian energy authorities four times in the last 24 hours. Ukrainian military personnel denied charges, saying its troops were a ceasefire, but claimed that Russia had violated the moratorium “many times”.

• The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that its forces took control of two settlements – Vesele and Lobkove – in eastern Ukraine.
• Reuters reports, referring to military blogs that Russian troops have stepped up its attacks on the Russian West Kursk region on Ukrainian forces, including hundreds of Ukrainian troops holding the monastery it described as the last major support in Ukraine in Russia.
• US Army General Christopher Kavoli said the Ukrainian army had resolved some of its labor shortages to fight Russia, but warned that the US arms border would be very harmful to Ukraine’s efforts to the Kiev war. Cavoli also said that Russia lost more than 4,000 tanks against Ukraine during the war, describing the war scale as “stunning”.

Economy

• The 10 percent mutual tariffs imposed by Ukraine in the US are “difficult, but not critical,” said Julia Svyrydenko, Minister of Economy of Kijiva. She also said that Ukraine’s exports were $ 874 million in the United States last year, while Kyiv bought $ 3.4 billion from the United States during this period.
• Russia is still patient and is not surprised by US President Donald Trump’s threat to impose new tariffs for Russian oil, said Sergei Ryabkov, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Moscow, responsible for links with the US.

Interrupt

• Ryabov warned that there might not be a peace agreement against Ukraine, unless the US recognized the “warring” position of the European Union and Ukraine.

• President Zelenskyy, during a meeting with community leaders in northern Ukraine in the Chernihiv region, said preserving the size of the national army would be a top priority in peace talks.
• Zelenskyy also said that Ukraine would not accept the recognition of Russia -controlled Ukrainian territories as part of Russia. He suggested finding a compromise to return such territories to Ukraine by diplomatic means.
• Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha informed US Secretary of State Marco Rubio of Russia’s violation of the energy ceasefire between the US.

Politics and diplomacy

• Cyril Dmitriev, an investment envoy of Russian President Vladimir Putin, accused unidentified forces in attempts to sow tensions between Russia and the United States, “distorting Russia’s situation,” and said the meeting with the US showed “positive dynamics” between Washington and Russia.
• Finnish President Alexander Stub said France, or the United Kingdom as a “Willing Coalition” frame, should take responsibility for involvement in Russia as part of Europe’s efforts to support Kiev.
• The US has withdrawn from a team of European and US investigators assembled under EU judges’ organizations Eurojust to collect evidence of possible Russian war crimes in Ukraine. The move was inspired by the “Change of Priorities” in the US Department of Justice, Eurojust said.