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Wednesday, April 8
Ukraine's Oschadbank dismisses Hungary's claim of new evidence against seized convoy, calling it 'falsified'
The new "evidence" reportedly includes a video of a Ukrainian official "falsifying documents in a gas station restroom" and his associates discussing "corruption-related payments."
Russia hits Kharkiv Oblast oil refinery, causing 'significant' damage
Russia has targeted the facility for the fifth time since launching its full-scale invasion in 2022, the refinery's legal director, Anastasiia Cherednykova, told Suspilne.
Ukraine strikes key oil transfer hub in Russian-occupied Crimea, military says
Residents reported hearing explosions in the city around 1:00 a.m. local time, and videos showing a fire at what is believed to be the local oil depot soon began circulating online.
The Ukraine Model: Lessons in Defense, Industry, & Innovation — presentation by KI Insights
Why are Ukrainian drones proving so effective on the battlefield? Can this experience be replicated elsewhere — particularly in the Gulf? And where are the real opportunities for investors in this rapidly evolving ecosystem? As war in the Middle East reshapes global threat perceptions and procurement priorities, attention is increasingly turning to Ukraine — not just as a battlefield, but as a leading producer and testing ground for cost-effective, rapidly deployable defense technologies. Ukrai
Ukraine welcomes US–Iran ceasefire, says time to push Russia too
"American decisiveness works. We believe it is time for sufficient decisiveness to force Moscow to cease fire and end its war against Ukraine," Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said.
Russia seeks to establish buffer zone between Ukraine's Vinnytsia Oblast, Transnistria, military says
"This is the first time such plans have been documented on (the Russian) part," Deputy Presidential Office head Pavlo Palisa said.
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Former managers at the state-owned Ukrgazvydobuvannya gas company and affiliated businesspeople organized a scheme to inflate the costs of materials used for gas production, the SBU said.
