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Joint production of tank rounds, Lithuania's resolution to invite Ukraine to NATO: highlights of the day
Ukraine and Poland have agreed to jointly produce 125—mm tank shells, and Lithuania has approved a resolution to invite Ukraine to NATO in the summer. We have collected the main news for the day.

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Plane crash in Bryansk Oblast, new Ukraine-Poland rail link: last night's highlights
Russia says a Ukrainian light plane has crashed in Bryansk Oblast, and its pilot has been detained by border guards. A route on the European gauge will be launched between Poland and Ukraine. Here's what you may have missed from the previous night.
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Defense aid from Poland, return of deported child: highlights of the day
Ukraine has returned another child deported by Russia from Kherson Oblast, and Poland has agreed on a new defense aid package for Ukrainians. We have collected the main news for the day.

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Banning the UOC-MP in Khmelnytskyi Oblast and new aid from the United States: highlights of today
The activities of the UOC—MP were banned in Khmelnytskyi Oblast, and the United States announced new military aid for Ukraine worth $2.6 billion. We have collected the key news for today.

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IMF tranche, aid from the Netherlands, and release of Ukrainians from captivity: highlights of today
The Netherlands will provide Ukraine with the first aid package in 2023 worth €274 million, Ukraine received the first tranche of $2.7 billion from the IMF, and 12 more Ukrainians were released from captivity. We have collected the key news for April 3.

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Beating of a soldier in a UOC-MP church and a Russian strike in the center of Kostiantynivka: highlights of the day
The occupiers struck the center of Kostiantynivka in Donetsk Oblast, killing six people, and a soldier was beaten in a church of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate in Khmelnytskyi. We have collected the key news for today.
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Forced evacuation of children from Sloviansk and crimes against Ukrainians in Berlin: last night's highlights
In Sloviansk, guardians were obliged to evacuate with children outside Donetsk Oblast, otherwise they would be deprived of their duties. In Berlin, more than 3,200 crimes against Ukrainians were registered over the year. The acting abbot of the Kyiv—Pechersk L