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Serbia sees no Ukraine trace in alleged gas sabotage plot after Hungary hints at Kyiv's involvement
"Serbian authorities have found a powerful explosive device, along with the equipment needed to detonate it, at critical gas infrastructure linking Serbia and Hungary," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on April 5 in a post on X.
Russia confirms death of general on An-26 crash in Crimea
Lieutenant-General Aleksandr Otroshchenko served as commander of the Northern Fleet's air corps, a position he had held since 2013, and took part in Russian operations in Syria.
Kremlin says Ukraine peace talks on pause as US focus shifts
It is currently difficult to organize talks in a trilateral format as "the Americans have a lot of other things to deal with, if you know what I mean," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said.
Novorossiysk port on fire again as Ukrainian strike campaign on Russian oil export infrastructure continues
The Sheskharis oil terminal was struck by Ukrainian drones, independent Russian Telegram news channel Astra reported, citing eyewitness reports from the area.
Ukraine exposes suspected $6.8 million fraud in gas sector
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, SBU said.
At least 5 killed, 28 injured by Russian attacks over past day, regional authorities say
Emergency power outages were reported in Kyiv and Chernihiv oblasts due to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, regional authorities said.
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