The situation on the frontlines remains extremely tense. Over the past day, Ukrainian forces engaged in intense battles across the east and south of the country. Russian forces suffered significant losses, while the international community continues its active support for Ukraine on both diplomatic and military fronts. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are carrying out precise strikes on enemy positions as foreign partners increase assistance.
Frontline Situation
On April 2, a total of 216 combat clashes were recorded. The highest activity — 80 attacks — took place on the Pokrovsk axis. Situation by axis:
- Pokrovsk axis: The enemy launched massive assaults near Panteleimonivka, Sukha Balka, Shevchenko, Krasnohorivka, Novomykhailivka, and Peremoha. All attacks were repelled with enemy losses.
- Lyman axis: Enemy activity intensified near Dibrova, Torske, Terny, and Yampil. Ukrainian forces responded with strikes and maintained their defensive positions.
- Bakhmut axis: Heavy fighting continues near Chasiv Yar, Ivanivske, and Klishchiivka. Russian attempts to flank Ukrainian positions have failed.
- Kurakhove axis: Russian forces attacked near Krasnohorivka and Novomykhailivka. Ukrainian defense forces held the line and repelled the assaults.
- Avdiivka axis: Hostilities are ongoing near Orlivka, Sieverne, and Pervomaiske. Russian troops are trying to push westward but faced heavy Ukrainian artillery fire.
- Zaporizhzhia axis: Positional battles are ongoing near Robotyne, Verbove, and Novodanylivka. Ukrainian intelligence reports enemy reinforcements arriving.
- Kherson axis: Russian shelling continues on the right bank of the Dnipro River, including Kherson and Beryslav. Ukrainian forces are destroying enemy drones and boats.
Russian Losses
According to the official General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as of the morning of April 3, 2025, Russia’s estimated total combat losses since the start of the full-scale invasion are:
- Personnel — approximately 919,570 (+1,390 in the past day)
- Tanks — 10,521 (+6)
- Armored combat vehicles — 21,902 (+22)
- Artillery systems — 25,625 (+49)
- Multiple launch rocket systems — 1,348 (+1)
Ukrainian Gains and Eliminated Targets
Throughout the day, Ukrainian forces destroyed at least two ammunition depots, one command and observation post in the southern rear, and several pieces of enemy armored equipment. A battalion-level command point was struck in Luhansk Oblast.
Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to actively use FPV drones. On the Bakhmut and Kurakhove axes alone, more than 15 enemy vehicles — including tanks and ammunition trucks — were destroyed using drones.
Near Chasiv Yar, artillery fire targeted a large concentration of Russian personnel, resulting in the elimination of at least 20 invaders.
Diplomatic Initiatives and Negotiations
Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated that France or the United Kingdom should take a leading role in direct engagement with Russia to help end the war. He emphasized the importance of European leadership in diplomatic efforts.
The U.S. State Department expressed disappointment with Russia’s refusal to consider the proposed peace plan involving multiple mediating countries. Washington stressed the need to maintain pressure on Russia through sanctions.
According to Spiegel, Germany is preparing new diplomatic initiatives involving a negotiation format with the U.S., UK, Poland, France, and Ukraine.
International Military and Financial Support
- Latvia delivered 1,500 combat drones to Ukraine to strengthen reconnaissance and strike capabilities.
- Finland sent 9 ambulances and humanitarian cargo from local NGOs.
- Czechia, within the Ukraine Facility framework, pledged $100 million to modernize 13 hospitals in 7 Ukrainian regions.
- Norway announced a new military aid package, including anti-tank weapons and ammunition, worth over €70 million.
Humanitarian Situation in Ukraine
Russia accused Ukraine of conducting provocative attacks on energy infrastructure in the Kursk and Belgorod regions, despite an informal moratorium brokered by the U.S. Ukraine has denied these claims, calling them baseless and manipulative.
Meanwhile, 11 more Ukrainian children were returned from Russian territory and temporarily occupied areas through diplomatic and international efforts.
Evacuations continue in frontline areas of Donetsk and Kharkiv regions. According to Ukraine’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, 580 people — including 148 children — were evacuated over the past day. Local authorities are distributing humanitarian aid in heavily shelled areas.
Domestic Situation in Ukraine
Two explosions occurred in Kyiv — in the Shevchenkivskyi and Holosiivskyi districts. Preliminary reports indicate that one was caused by a gas cylinder explosion. There are confirmed fatalities and injuries. Investigations are ongoing.
In the Ukrainian Parliament, discussions continue on the revised mobilization bill. According to MP Fedir Venislavskyi, a second reading may occur next week. The draft law proposes classification by fitness categories, electronic conscription records, and additional social guarantees for mobilized individuals.
Conclusion
On April 3, Ukrainian forces successfully repelled Russian attacks across the entire frontline, especially on the Pokrovsk axis. Russian military losses remain high. Ukraine continues to inflict heavy damage on enemy infrastructure. Diplomatic efforts are intensifying in Europe and the U.S., though Russia’s unwillingness to engage poses challenges. Humanitarian needs remain urgent, yet Ukraine is evacuating civilians and recovering deported children. Domestically, the focus is on strengthening the mobilization system and military governance.
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