UKRAINE

The identity of the Russian general who suffered a gruesome death is still unclear.

Russian host Olga Skabeyeva said Russia is currently fighting against NATO infrastructure.

Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs claimed they have killed 22,400 Russian soldiers since the start of the war.

Credit Suisse's CEO expressed confidence that the U.S. Congress will find no evidence the bank conspired to evade sanctions on Russia or its oligarchs.

Ukraine's Human Rights Ombudsman said that Russia's treatment of Ukrainian POWs violated the 1949 Geneva Convention.

The United Nations has adopted a new rule aimed at curbing the use of veto power on the Security Council, but it may not be enough to stop Russia from continuing to abuse it.

The Russian soldiers also threatened to send the Ukrainian soldier's mother a video of the execution if she failed to pay the ransom.

Ukraine has since apologized and removed the video of Japan's Emperor Hirohito alongside Hitler and Mussolini. Japan and Italy were both Nazi allies during WWII.

The NBU has deemed crypto purchases as “quasi cash transactions” with operations like electronic wallet deposits, foreign exchange transactions and travel payments.

The Orthodox Easter holiday also marked exactly two months since Russians invaded Ukraine.

The three-month-old child was one of the six civilians who died in Odessa following a Russian missile strike.

Ukraine's President claimed that Russia has plans to invade other nations

"She’s going through the daily trauma of rediscovering that war has begun, and keeps trying to evacuate," said the woman's granddaughter.

The men were seen registering their names with the Russian embassy's guards who asked them for proof of military service, a report said.

The Mariupol City Council said it had evidence that Russians buried bodies "in several layers."

The actual number of deaths and injuries among children could not be determined as some cities in Ukraine continue to see intense combat.

The newly released intercepted phone call is the latest in a string of reports about demoralized and fatigued Russian troops turning on their commanders and generals as the war stretches into its eighth week.

Ukraine's former prime minister also warned that Russia may be aiming to achieve any victory by May 9.

"A passport with the surname ‘Navalny’ lies next to the dead body on the ground," Alexei Navalny wrote on Twitter.

The soldier, whose name was not released, had signs that he tried to take his life by cutting his veins.

“Putin has already lost this war. I want to say that and I want to say it loudly. He’s lost the war. Now he’s fighting to win one battle so he can pursue peace,” the former ambassador said.