Bloomberg reports the U.S. floated a ceasefire framework that would freeze front lines, condition partial sanctions relief on a lasting halt to fighting, and contemplate recognizing Russia’s control of Crimea—terms Kyiv rejects as Europeans resist legitimizing occupation.
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After failing on the battlefield, Moscow shifted to cognitive war—seeding viral lies, funding U.S. influencers, and exploiting diaspora and EU networks—to stall aid and bend debate. The result: low-cost fakes reaching high offices and eroding support for Ukraine.
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Russian-linked group Cozy Bear is targeting European diplomats with phishing emails disguised as wine-tasting invites, according to Check Point. The campaign also reached embassies in the Middle East, while a separate hack tied to North Korea hit crypto exchange Bybit.
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After President Trump ousted the NSA and Cyber Command chief and launched an AI system to police federal workers, Washington’s cyber posture turned inward. The article argues this purge weakens NATO’s defenses and slows US-Ukraine cooperation, giving Russia space to probe.
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At a Brussels meeting of the 51-nation Ukraine Defence Contact Group, allies pledged €21bn in new military support, led by Germany’s €11bn through 2029 and the UK’s £4.5bn for 2025, with air defence flagged as the most urgent gap amid heavy glide-bomb and drone attacks.
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AP obtained Ukrainian and Russian drone videos from March 13, 2025, showing four surrendered Ukrainian soldiers in Piatykhatky; Ukrainian footage depicts Russian troops methodically shooting them—a suspected war crime under investigation as reports of POW killings mount.
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OSINT mapping of the 4 April Kryvyi Rih strike places the blast ~20 m from a playground and 70–80 m from the restaurant, with victims geolocated up to 148 m away. Analysts dispute the warhead type, but the result is clear: 19 dead, including nine children; 68 injured.
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