On the night of April 6, Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 32 attack drones, as well as six missiles of various types. As a result, residential buildings, social facilities, trucks and cars were damaged in Kharkiv and Zaparozhye regions, 6 people died and 11 were injured.

The head of the religious assembly of Russian Muslims, mufti Albir Kgranov, allowed the Russian Muslim soldiers fighting in Ukraine not to fast during Ramadan.

The International Committee of the Red Cross reported that 23,000 people went missing during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and over the past two years, the Committee has received more than 115,000 requests from families to search for their missing relatives.

The UN reported that since the first day of the war in Ukraine, 10,382 people, including 579 children, have been killed, and another 19,659 people, including 1,285 children, have been injured.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that from January 13 to January 19, the RF Armed Forces carried out 17 group strikes with high-precision weapons, including Kinjal systems, at enterprises of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex.

Putin signed a decree on granting Russian citizenship to foreigners who signed a contract to serve in the Russian Armed Forces and their families