Russia War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,146 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

These are the main events of day 1,146 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here where things stand on Monday, April 14:

Fighting

• Air Force Ukraine said that Russian missiles and the guided bombs have again struck the city of Sumi in northeastern Ukraine. Local officials said that the attack struck the outskirts of the city and did not report any victims, a day after a missile strike in the city 35 people were killed.
• Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski, who is speaking at a night video, said, Sunday attack in Sumi He rose to 35 dead and 119 wounds. Forty people remain in the hospital, with 11 people in serious condition.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense said it attacked a meeting of Ukrainian military officers on Sunday in Sumi. Ukraine described the blow a deliberate attack on civilians.
• Three people were killed in a Ukrainian drone on the Russian Kursk region, according to the regional ruler Alexander Jenchein.
• The Ukrainian authorities held a press conference on Monday, as the Chinese war prisoners who traveled to fight in Ukraine as a mercenary on behalf of Russia warned against others against following their steps.

Military aid

• US President Donald Trump Zelinski criticized that Kiev had started the war against Russia, saying that the Ukrainian leader was “always looking to buy” American missiles. “Do not start a war against someone 20 times of your size, and I hope that people will give you some missiles,” Trump said.
• Trump also promised to make “some good proposals” about the solution of Russia’s war in Ukraine “very soon.”
• Reuters news agency reported that Trump administration officials were at odds about how to deal with the conflict, as some indicate that Ukraine should give up the lands for Russia and others pay for more support to Ukraine.
• Democrats in the US House of Representatives presented legislation to enhance Ukraine’s defenses. The draft law, which has not been announced, will provide security and reconstruction financing and impose more sanctions on Russia.

• The Kremlin criticized a German declaration that he would send long -range Tauurus missiles to Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the position of the upcoming German advisor “will inevitably lead to an additional escalation of the situation around Ukraine.”
• The UK has transferred 990 million dollars to Ukraine to help it buy air and artillery defenses as part of a broader international loan program worth $ 50 billion, backed by frozen Russian assets. The batch is the second of three installments, with its first transfer on March 6 and the final payment that will be paid next year.
• NATO members are discussing the goal of spending for civil defense and more support for Ukraine, according to Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. Speaking to Stockholm journalists, Christson said that a meeting of NATO leaders in June may agree to a defense spending exceeding 3 percent of the total local products (GDP), with a second goal for the other spending on a wider scale for security and defense.

Politics and diplomacy

• Zelinski said that nearly 50 countries sent support messages to Ukraine after that Russia’s attack on the nameWhich struck a church where a Christian group was celebrating the laughter on Sunday, on Sunday before Easter.
• Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrei Sibha said that Moscow’s attacks on Sumi and the city of Kreifi Rier showed that Russian President Vladimir Putin was seeking to continue the war, and not an end to it. The Kremlin says that Russia is ready to search for a permanent peace that addresses what the root causes of the conflict calls.
• The European Commission will reveal a detailed strategy for the gradual disposal of Russian oil and gas imports in May after delaying the plan twice. On Monday’s announcement, the committee said it would publish the road map on May 6. The European Union has provided sanctions on Russian oil, but continues to import Russian gas.

• The Minister of Finance in Germany said that the German court would review the seizure of the Russian “Shadow Fleet” tanker, which is allegedly used to circumvent oil sanctions. The Panama ship, the event, was seized, after it was found, causing control off the German coast in January.
• The new energy strategy in Russia expects to produce stable crude oil and a significant growth in gas extraction until 2050, despite Western sanctions. Russian fossil fuel production was used to finance its invasion for Ukraine.
• Russia has sought a comment on the deployment of oil and gas statistics, which means that the country will not make an update until April 1, 2026. Russia has been suspended or delayed in deploying the main statistics since its full invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
• On Monday, a Russian court ruled that a charity for children, which was created by a prominent Carmlin critic. Yevgeny Roizman, a former legislator and former country of Yekaterinburg, who was a friend with the late opposition leader Alexei Navalny, described the decision as “personal revenge” after he criticized Russia’s invasion of Ukraine but did not leave the country.