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On April 13, 2025, two ballistic missiles struck Sumy, Ukraine, killing at least 32 people, including children. The attack coincided with Palm Sunday, prompting outrage from Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and European leaders, who condemned the targeting of civilians.
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On April 19, 2025, Russia launched a significant missile and drone attack on Ukraine, resulting in casualties and damage across multiple regions. The U.S. is attempting to broker a ceasefire, but tensions remain high as both sides prepare for further military actions. The situation continues to evolve amid international condemnation and calls for peace.
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President Trump warned that the US may withdraw from peace negotiations with Ukraine unless significant progress is made soon. This follows Secretary of State Marco Rubio's comments indicating a potential shift in US involvement amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine. A minerals deal between the US and Ukraine is also in the works.
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Despite a declared Easter ceasefire by Russia, hostilities continue in Ukraine, with both sides reporting numerous violations. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized the ceasefire as insincere, while Russia claims Ukraine has breached the truce multiple times. The situation remains tense as diplomatic efforts for peace face challenges.
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The Trump administration faces backlash for the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador, which officials have called an 'administrative error.' Despite a Supreme Court order for his return, both the U.S. and El Salvador refuse to comply, citing safety concerns and legal complexities. The situation highlights tensions in U.S.-El Salvador relations.
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On April 26, 2025, Russia's military chief claimed the recapture of Kursk's last Ukrainian-held village, Gornal. Ukraine disputes this, asserting ongoing operations in the area. The conflict's dynamics are shifting as North Korean troops reportedly assist Russian forces, complicating peace negotiations amid a challenging battlefield situation for Ukraine.