Photojournalist Heidi Levine on what she saw in Bucha in the days after its liberation Heidi Levine / SIPA Press / Scanpix / LETA The body of a civilian resident of Bucha, April 5, 2022 One year ago, on April 1, 2022, the world saw the first photographic evidence of the mass murder and torture of civilians in Bucha, Ukraine. Footage from the small town outside of Kyiv shocked the world, and became an important symbol of Russia’s brutality during its war on Ukraine.

In the city of Pervouralsk, Sverdlovsk region, police officers detained a 73-year-old woman who tried to set fire to the military registration and enlistment office, according to the publication 66.ru and the telegram channel Shot . According to 66.ru, after the arrest, the pensioner told the police that swindlers allegedly convinced her to set fire to the military registration and enlistment office.

The Shevchenko Court of Kyiv has chosen a preventive measure for the viceroy of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, Metropolitan Pavlo, in the form of round-the-clock house arrest, reports the Ukrainian newspaper Strana. According to the publication, the metropolitan will have to stay at his registered address and also wear an electronic bracelet. The newspaper writes that the court rejected the defense's request to allow the metropolitan to attend services at the Lavra.

In December, he was surrounded by Bakhmut Alexander Matsievsky. SBU On March 6, a video began to spread in social networks, on which, according to the murder of Ukrainian prisoners of war by Russian fighters, the murder of the Ukrainian prisoner of war was recorded. The hero of the video says: “Glory to Ukraine” - after that the sound of an automatic queue is heard, and it falls. A voice behind the scenes says: "Die, bitch." Where, when and by whom the record was made, is unknown.

Ukraine has ordered 100 Rosomak eight-wheeled armored fighting vehicles from Poland, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said in a tweet. He noted that the purchase would be paid for with money provided to Ukraine by the EU and the US. As the Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita clarifies , the minister made the corresponding statement during his visit to the Rosomak SA plant in Siemianowice-Slensk, where these armored vehicles are produced.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree imposing sanctions against hundreds of Russians and Russian companies. The relevant documents are published on the President's website. In particular, the wife and son of Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev, Ilya and Svetlana Medvedev, fell under Ukrainian sanctions. The new restrictions also affected Lyubov Kabaeva, the mother of gymnast Alina Kabaeva.

Russian human rights organizations Memorial and OVD-Info sent a letter to the European Commission and the Council of Europe, in which they ask international authorities to pay attention to the persecution of Alexey Moskalev and his daughter, Masha, in Russia. In particular, they asked the two European organizations to use all available means to prevent Alexey Moskalev’s extradition from Belarus, where he was arrested earlier this week, to Russia.

Russia will preside over the U.N. Security Council during April 2023, the U.N. reports on Twitter. The presidency of the Security Council rotates every month, and the rotation is determined by member states’ English names in alphabetical order. Mozambique presided before Russia, and Switzerland will follow. The rotation of the post is typically not a significant event, since the presiding country has no special powers: its representative opens and leads meetings and signs adopted documents.

Three days ago, the metropolitan and other representatives of the UOC refused to evict from the laurel at the request of the authorities Viacheslav Ratynskyi / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Viceroy of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra Metropolitan Pavel in the courtroom in Kyiv. April 1, 2023 On the morning of April 1, the Ukrainian authorities reported suspicion of the governor of the Kiev Pechersk Lavra, the Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Paul (Lebed).

Bucha is the case when everything became clear very quickly. Maxim Trustlyubov is trying to understand why someone still believes in "Fakes" and "provocation" Eyepress News / Shutterstock / Vida Press Promotion Protest in memory of those killed in Buch opposite the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow. April 6, 2022 The terrible picture of events in Bucha cleared gradually, but still quite quickly-within a short period of time after the liberation of the city.

Before the detention of journalist Evan Gershkovich, he was followed by members of the Russian security forces, according to The Wall Street Journal . According to the publication, on one of the journalistic assignments, Gershkovich was followed by several employees of the Russian law enforcement agencies. Moreover, some of them recorded the movements of the journalist on camera. It is also reported that they put pressure on the sources with whom Gershkovich worked.

The main thing from the forecast Goldman Sachs Thomas Coex / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Success in the development of artificial intelligence can lead to “serious shocks” in the labor market and replace about 300 million jobs with full employment in developed economies. This is stated in the forecast of the Goldman Sachs investment bank, which is retold by CNN and Financial Times .

Here is his interview Felipe Dana / AP / Scanpix / Leta the body of a buchi resident killed by the Russian military during the occupation. April 4, 2022 Entering the territory of Ukraine on February 24, the Russian military occupied some cities of the Kyiv region in just a few days. At the end of March, they had to retreat .

Russia will chair the UN Security Council during April 2023, the organization announced on its Twitter. The presiding countries in the UN Security Council are replaced every month. Priority is determined in alphabetical order of country names in English. Before Russia, this post was held by Mozambique, after which Switzerland will preside.

Former US President Donald Trump faces "multiple allegations" of falsifying business records. This was reported to the Associated Press by two sources familiar with the case. According to the publication, at least one of the episodes of the case takes place under a criminal article. AP sources did not provide any other details. The former president is expected to be formally charged on April 4.