Russia War of Ukraine: The main events list, today 1,133 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

These are the main events of the day 1,133 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

These are the main events from Tuesday April 1:

Fighting

• The Air Force said Ukraine that the country has witnessed its first night free of Russian aircraft attack Since December, although Moscow has launched Cruise missiles, it has been successfully dropped. It was not immediately known why Russia did not unleash the drone attacks.
• Ukraine said more than 10700 drones and drones – aimed at shooting from Ukrainian air defenses – were launched by Russia since the beginning of the year.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense said that its forces took control of the village of Roselev in the eastern Donetsk region of Ukraine. The Ukraine Army said that the Russian forces launched five attacks on Rosenv and the nearby village of Costantinobil, but they did not recognize whether Roselev fell into the hands of Russian. The Ukrainian General Staff said late on Monday that three battles are still continuing in the region.

• Deepstate, a Ukrainian blog that tracks the 1,000 -km confrontation line (600 miles) between Russia and Ukraine, has reported a Russian progress over the past 24 hours near Rozlyv, as well as hard fighting to the east near the disputed Toretsk city.
• The ruler of the Zaburisia region in Ukraine, Ivan Fedorov, said that the Russian bombing killed one person to settle the front line that he did not specify.
• Ukrainian officials in the Dniproptrovsk region said that the Russian bombing was wounded by three people in the town of Nikobol.
• Ukrainian drones had been affected by high -rise buildings in the city of Tagngroj. He said that 85 residents were evacuated from a building.
• Russia has advanced 240 square kilometers (93 square miles) to Ukrainian territory in March, which represents a four -month slowdown in a row, according to data from the United States Institute for War Study (ISW). Moscow’s progress has slowed every month since it reached a height of 725 square kilometers (279 square miles) in November 2024, according to ISW data. Russia took nearly 150 square kilometers (57.9 square miles) in March of February. Despite this slowdown, Russian forces have been distinguished in the last 12 months in Ukraine.
• Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrei Siba told her a press conference that tens of thousands of people in Jeresson in southern Ukraine were left without authority after the Russian strikes were damaged by an electric attachment.

cease-fire

• German Foreign Affairs Minister Annalena Baerbock said that it is “due to the impasse” The United States and Russia When compensating the ceasefire deal, European allies support for Ukraine in its war against Moscow was “very decisive”.
• Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said Russia cannot accept the US proposals to end the war in Ukraine in its current form because it does not address the problems that Moscow caused the conflict. He suggested that Moscow and Washington have not yet been able to bridge the differences raised by Russian President Vladimir Putin more than two weeks ago when he said that we had stopped re -shooting down.
• Senior officials in the administration of US President Donald Trump in recent days discussed the possibility of the United States’s inability to secure the peace agreement in Ukraine in the next few months, and they are putting new plans to pressure both Kiev and Moscow. The sources said that white Foreign Ministry officials and the US State Department admit that Putin is actively resisting Washington’s attempts to strike a permanent peace agreement and discuss what, if any, economic or diplomatic sanctions that could push Russia alongside a deal.

• Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski again accused Russia of violating the recent ceasefire agreements by the United States and called for sanctions against Moscow.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense has accused Ukraine by launching new unmanned aircraft attacks on energy facilities in the Russian region of Bulorod and in the part of Russia from the Zaburisia region of Ukraine.
• Half of the US Senate joined 25 Republicans and 25 democraticisms-with the proposal of the sanctions that will be imposed on Russia if it refuses to engage in good negotiations for peace with Ukraine.

Help

• Zelinski said he hoped that the next adviser to Germany, Fredchic Mirz, will agree to hand over the bull missiles to Ukraine’s motive against Russia. The outgoing consultant, Olaf Schulz, opposed the bull’s missiles, citing fears of the escalation of violence.
• Zelinski said that a closed meeting with military officials from several partner countries will be held on Friday for further discussion of the possible publication of the foreign forces to Ukraine as part of the future security guarantees.
• Kiev said that Ukraine received another $ 3.8 billion of financial support from the European Union.

Penalties

• The Swiss government said that the value of the Russian assets frozen in Switzerland since the beginning of Moscow’s full invasion of Ukraine increased by about $ 2 billion last year to more than 8 billion dollars.

Regional security

• The Polish authorities said they accused a 47 -year -old Ukrainian citizen of working in Russian intelligence after discovering last month to conduct a survey of military facilities in Poland.
• Sweden announced, as the authorities have warned that the country should prepare for the dangers of war, that 100 million crowns (10 million dollars) to examine and renew the civil defense shelters. Sweden has 64,000 defensive hideouts with an area in general for about 7 million people. The move comes at a time when Sweden and other European countries announced plans to increase defense spending in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and suspicion of Trump’s commitment to NATO.

• Finnish Prime Minister Pitti Orbo said the country is planning to withdraw from The international treaty that prohibits anti -sweat minesAnother site is moving to give up the ban on threats from Russia.
• France said it would provide several hundreds of surface missiles to the air to Denmark, where French President Emmanuel Macron and Denmark King Frederick X pledged “stronger”. The move comes at a time when Denmark has sought European support to counter Trump’s threats to control Greenland.
• The UK government said that anyone working in the UK for the Russian state will have to register in a new list launched in July or facing the prison. UK Minister of State Dan Garfis told Parliament that Russia would be subject to the most stringent restrictions in the foreign influence registration system.

diplomacy

• Putin said Chinese President Xi Jinping is the guest of honor when Russia represents the eighties of the end of World War II with the annual victory day in Reed Square in Moscow on May 9.
• Putin received the leader from ethnic Serbs in Bosnia, Milorad Dodik, in the Kremlin, a day after Dodek announced his visit to Moscow.

• Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov discussed with him His Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Moscow said that the situation on the Korean peninsula, the Iranian nuclear program, and the situation in Central Asia, as well as the conflict in Ukraine and the need for a permanent peace agreement.
• The new French ambassador arrived in Russia to Moscow, several months after his predecessor, as the tensions between Paris and the Kremlin remain high on Ukraine.
• The senior Russian official, Kirill Dimitriev Washington, is expected to visit, this week, and will meet with Steve Whitcom, a Trump administration official, for talks about strengthening relations between the two countries as they seek to end the war in Ukraine.
• Ukraine said that Kiev and Washington are holding new talks on an agreement that would allow the United States access to Ukrainian natural resources for more support.