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Seventy-one military clashes were recorded on the front line in the south and east of Ukraine during the day, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on Facebook.

Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) Chief Vasyl Maliuk said Ukraine has exposed 11 intelligence networks spying for Russia so far this year, where some agents were working for state enterprises.

As Russian forces advance, Ukraine relies on crowd-funded FPV drones, facing the imminent threat of retreating to the Dnipro River due to critical shortages in Western military aid, according to Lieutenant Colonel Pavlo Kurylenko, The Telegraph reported on April 12.

Russian attacks on cities and towns across Ukraine, including intense and systematic targeting of the energy infrastructure, “have become a daily destructive pattern” in recent weeks, a senior UN official told the Security Council on Thursday.

Russia killed 10.810 civilians, including 600 children and wounded 20.556 people, including 1.357 children since the begginning of its war on Ukraine, Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Miroslav Jenča said at a UN Security Council meeting on April 11, Voice of America reported.

Russia launched “several waves of Shahed-131/136 kamikaze drones from the south” targeting Ukraine's energy facilities, reported Ukraine's Southern Defense Forces on Telegram on April 12.

Russian forces conducted another large-scale series of missile and drones strikes against Ukraine on the night of April 10 to 11 that caused notable and likely long-term damage to Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The Ukrainian Air Force reported that R

Largest electric power plant in Ukraine, Kyiv region's Trypillia, destroyed; In Lithuania, Zelensky calls again for air defenses; Greece might offer more F-16 fighter jets.

Some soldiers in the southern Ukrainian region are refusing to follow orders, according to the Atesh partisan movement.

The Cabinet of Ministers has made changes to the state budget subsidy for the provision of safe conditions in secondary schools. Source: Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal on Telegram; Oksen Lisovyi, Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine Shmyhal said Kharkiv, Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia oblasts would receive the most funds.