Two people died in the Kharkiv region due to an attack by the Russian army
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Two people died in the Kharkiv region due to an attack by the Russian army

Kharkiv OVA
The Russian army attacked the Kharkov region

According to representatives of the Kharkiv OVA, two local residents died as a result of an attack by the criminal army of the Russian Federation on the village of Glushkivka in the Kupyan district.

Points of attention

  • Two local residents in the Kharkiv region lost their lives in an attack by the Russian army, highlighting the severity of the situation.
  • The Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully defended against multiple attacks, protecting civilians and their territories.
  • The attacks by Russian occupiers resulted in casualties, destruction of private housing, and posed a threat to the safety of the region's population.
  • The tragic events in Kharkiv necessitate a strong response from the international community to hold the perpetrators accountable for their criminal actions.
  • Ongoing assaults in various districts of Kharkiv show the urgent need for intervention and support to ensure the safety and security of civilians in the region.

What is known about the consequences of the attack of the criminal army of the Russian Federation on the Kharkiv region

It is noted that a 48-year-old man and woman died as a result of the attack by the Russian occupiers in Hlushkivka.

Around 14:00, the occupiers shelled the village of Glushkivka, Kupyan district. Two people died as a result of the shelling. A man and a woman are 48 years old, OVA emphasized.

What is known about other consequences of the attacks of the Russian occupiers in the Kharkiv region

According to Oleg Sinegubov, the head of the Kharkiv OVA, on the night of November 5, the criminal army of the Russian Federation attacked the Shevchenkiv and Kyiv districts of Kharkiv.

The impact of the KAB into the ground, the glazing of three apartment buildings was damaged. Two women aged 39 and 40 were injured.

As a result of shelling, hitting the ground in an open area, a private residential building was damaged.

In addition, other settlements in the region were also attacked during the night.

In addition, the Russian occupiers carried out 21 attacks in the direction of Kupyansk during the past day. The Armed Forces of Ukraine repelled enemy attacks near Kindrashyvka, Kucherivka, Petropavlivka, Kolisnykyvka, Zagryzovy, Vyshnevoy, Pischany, Druzhelyubivka, Lozova, Kruglyakivka.

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General Staff: there have been 62 combat clashes between the AFU and the Russian army

General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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Since the beginning of the day, 62 combat clashes have taken place on the front. Our defenders are stopping the enemy, holding the lines and destroying the Russians' plans. At the same time, the occupiers continue to concentrate their efforts on the Pokrovsky and Toretsk directions.

Points of attention

  • 62 combat clashes have taken place between the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Russian army, with active resistance from Ukrainian defenders.
  • Enemy concentration is observed in the Pokrovsky and Toretsk directions, with ongoing clashes and thwarted attacks.
  • The AFU successfully repelled assaults in multiple directions, including Kharkiv, Kupyansk, Lyman, Siversky, Kramatorsk, and more.

Current situation on the front on April 3

Operational information as of 16:00 03.04.2025 regarding the Russian invasion was provided by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

  • In the Kharkiv direction, since the beginning of the day, the enemy has attacked the positions of our defenders once in the Kamyanka area.

  • In the Kupyansk direction, the enemy made two unsuccessful attempts to advance towards our fortifications in the Zagryzove area since the beginning of the day.

  • The enemy attacked the positions of our troops five times in the Lyman direction, near the settlements of Hrekivka, Nove, and towards Novomykhailivka, Zelena Dolyna; two clashes are currently ongoing.

  • In the Siversky direction, the Defense Forces repelled five assault actions by enemy troops in the Verkhnyokamyansky area and towards Ivano-Daryivka and Viyimka.

  • In the Kramatorsk direction, our defenders successfully repelled one enemy assault in the direction of Predtechyny.

  • In the Toretsk direction, the enemy attacked the positions of our troops 13 times in the areas of Dachny, Druzhba, Diliivka, Toretsk, and Leonidivka. Four clashes are still ongoing.

  • High enemy activity is currently maintained in the Pokrovsky direction. Clashes of varying intensity began here twenty-two times today. Ukrainian soldiers repelled enemy attacks in the areas of the settlements of Novokalinove, Tarasivka, Yelizavetivka, Zvirovo, Udachne, Novoserhiivka, Nadiivka, Uspenivka, Andriivka and towards Romanivka and Alexandropol. 10 of these clashes are still ongoing. Our defenders are giving the occupier a worthy rebuff, the fighting continues.

  • The invaders tried to break through four times in the areas of Rozlyv and Konstantinopol in the Novopavliv direction , and fighting continues.

  • In the Hulyaipil direction, the aggressor launched an air strike with unguided aircraft missiles on Novopil, but did not conduct active offensive actions.

  • Fighting is ongoing in the areas of the settlements of Stepove, Maly Shcherbaki, and Kamianske in the Orikhiv direction . In total, the enemy advanced on the positions of our troops six times today.

  • On the Dnieper direction, the enemy once unsuccessfully tried to advance towards the positions of our defenders.

  • In Kursk, Ukrainian defenders repelled four attacks by the invaders. In addition, the enemy launched five air strikes using eight guided bombs.

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Ukraine will receive a military aid package worth almost $1 billion from Denmark

Government of Denmark
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Denmark is providing a new military aid package to Ukraine worth 6.7 billion Danish kroner ($995 million). The aid will be provided over the period 2025-2027.

Points of attention

  • Denmark is allocating a new military aid package to Ukraine worth $995 million over the period 2025-2027.
  • The aid package includes provisions for air defense, artillery, and financial support for the Ukrainian Air Force.
  • Denmark's support aims to assist in the development of the Ukrainian defense industry according to the Danish model, contributing to Ukraine's struggle for freedom.

Denmark allocates new military aid package to Ukraine

This is reported by the Danish government.

It is noted that the main elements of the new aid package will be:

  • air defense (ADF);

  • artillery;

  • financial support for the Air Force.

In the same amount, for the period from 2025 to 2027, Denmark is allocating $208 million for financial support for the supply of artillery and ammunition through allies.

Funds will also be directed to support the Drone Coalition and the IT Coalition, and from 2026 to 2027, additional funds will be allocated for further contributions to the development of the Ukrainian defense industry according to the "Danish model."

It is absolutely essential that we help the Ukrainians build up their defense industry. The Danish model has shown that Ukrainian capacity is there to produce and supply equipment for the Ukrainian struggle for freedom. Denmark should continue to invest in this, and I hope that other countries will follow our example even more.

Troels Lund Poulsen

Troels Lund Poulsen

Minister of Defense of Denmark

By the way, Denmark is one of Ukraine's active allies in the war against Russian aggression. It provides significant military assistance, including Leopard 1 tanks, artillery, ammunition, and F-16 fighter jets.

In addition to military assistance, Denmark provides financial and humanitarian support, helping with infrastructure restoration and demining. The country participates in sanctions pressure on Russia and advocates for increased international support for Ukraine, including in the EU and NATO formats.

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