- Russia and Ukraine accused each other of breaching a 32-hour Orthodox Easter ceasefire, with Ukraine reporting 7,696 Russian violations and Russia claiming 1,971 Ukrainian breaches.
- The latest report by the Ukrainian General Staff said the 7,696 Russian violations included 1,355 artillery shelling incidents, 115 assault operations and 6,226 strikes by attack drones.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky congratulated Peter Magyar, leader of the pro-EU Tisza party, on his victory in the Hungarian election, pledging to strengthen Europe and uphold peace.
- A former British policeman, Mark Bullen, had his UK citizenship revoked by the Home Secretary due to alleged ties to Russia, citing national security interests.
- Ukraine is grappling with a significant conscription crisis, with reports of two million draft dodgers and hundreds of thousands absent without leave, as the conflict continues.
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