Top stories for May 4

Top stories for May 4

🔹Russia’s Defense Ministry unilaterally announced a ceasefire for May 8-9. It also threatened strikes on Kyiv in the event of attempts to “disrupt the celebration” on May 9.

🔹Volodymyr Zelensky announced a “silence regime” beginning at 00:00 on the night of May 5-6. According to him, Ukraine will “act symmetrically starting from the specified moment.”

🔹Putin fears an assassination attempt, Shoigu is associated with the risk of an attempted coup, and conflict is growing between the security services — this is stated in a European intelligence report cited by the media.

🔹According to the latest data, seven people were killed as a result of the shelling in Kharkiv region. The city of Merefa was hit, and another 35 people were injured.

🔹Roskomnadzor wants to achieve 92% effectiveness in VPN blocking. This is stated in a document discovered by journalist Maria Kolomychenko.

🔹Mobile operators confirmed that mobile internet in Moscow will be “restricted” from May 5 to 9. Residents of St. Petersburg were also warned about the restrictions.

🔹Alexander Chaiko, implicated in the killings of civilians in Bucha, has been appointed the new head of Russia’s Aerospace Forces. Journalists established that orders for the mass killings were given by high-ranking commanders and personally approved by Chaiko.

🔹The UAE said it intercepted Iranian missiles in its airspace. The United States said Iran shelled several vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, and Trump responded by threatening that Iranian forces would be “wiped off the face of the earth.”

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