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Monday, April 27
Russian drones strike residential buildings, hotel in Odesa, injuring 11, including children
Russia launched a drone attack on Odesa overnight on April 27, striking residential infrastructure in the city, officials reported.
General Staff: Russia has lost 1,326,460 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
The number includes 810 casualties that Russian forces suffered over the past day.
Nearly 214,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine identified by media investigation
Russian independent media outlet Mediazona, in collaboration with the BBC Russian service, has confirmed the identities of 213,858 Russian military personnel killed in Ukraine.
Monday, April 27
Mali defense minister killed; Russia's Africa Corps withdraws from rebel-held town
Mali's defense minister, Sadio Camara, who had close ties to the Kremlin, was killed in an insurgent attack, a government spokesperson said April 26, as Russia's Africa Corps withdrew from a northern Malian town after clashes with rebels.
Russian defense minister visits Pyongyang, honors North Korean soldiers
Russian Defense Minister Andrei Belousov arrived in North Korea on April 26, Russia's Defense Ministry said, as the two countries continue expanding military and diplomatic ties.
Ukraine war latest: Three Russian ships, MiG-31 aircraft damaged in major overnight strikes on Crimea
Key developments on April 25-26: * Three Russian ships, MiG-31 aircraft damaged in major overnight strikes on Crimea, SBU reports * Ukrainian drones strike Russia's Yaroslavl oil refinery, General Staff says amid latest mass attack inside Russia * US intercepts Iranian 'shadow fleet' vessel Sevan in Arabian Sea, US Central Command says * Germany believes Russia responsible for global cyber campaign on Signal, WhatsApp, media reports Ukrainian forces struck three Russian ships, a fighter je
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A Western-funded classified program supported a "non-violent resistance" initiative inside Russian-occupied Ukraine for more than three years that encouraged civilians to engage in "suicidal" activities despite credible reports of the deaths, torture, and imprisonment of activists, the Kyiv Independent can reveal. Russian-occupied Ukraine is one of the most heavily surveilled and most repressive territories in the world, and some of the activities Yellow Ribbon and its sister initiative Zla Mav
