Ukraine-Russa-Russa last last: Putin avoids the Trump rate while Kiev’s soldiers resist in the monastery by Moscow forces

Hundreds of Ukrainian troops sought refuge in a monastery in Kursk, said a Russian telegram channel.

Moscow troops continue to conduct fierce battles in the western region of Kursk against Ukrainian forces, in a push to walk from the last support point of Kyiv in the Russian territory seized last August, said the war bloggers.

Kyiv now holds a close fragment of Kursk, the Ukrainian map of the Deepstate battlefield.

Mash, a telegram channel near Russia’s security services, said that more than 300 soldiers were flocking in the monastery of Gornalsky St. Nicholas Belogorsky, while Kyiv tries to organize his defense on the Highlands around Gornal.

There were no immediate comments from Ukraine and Reuters was unable to verify reports independently. The monastery Telegram channel did not mention military operations in the area.

Mash said there was an underground passage under the monastery “through which the Ukrainian armed forces are evacuating and providing long -term defense ammunition”.

The Shot Telegram channel also said that Ukraine was bringing the reservations to garna through the passage of the monastery.

Roman Alekhin, whose Telegram channel has over 180,000 subscribers, said that Ukraine will try to retain the land around gorna “with all their forces, regardless of losses”.

Ukraine denied Russian accusations of attacks on energy infrastructures, describing Moscow’s statements as false.

Ministry of Defense of Russia first. He accused Ukraine of having attacked Russian energy structures four times in the last 24 hours despite an arrest of the US broker to hit mutual energy infrastructures.

But Kyiv said that the troops have joined the ceasefire, accusing the Russian army of violating it itself.

“At the same time, numerous violations of the Russian army agreements were recorded,” said the general staff of Ukraine on Telegram.

Poland wants to spend five percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) in defense in 2026, the defense minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz said Thursday.

Spurred on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Poland now spends a higher percentage of GDP in defense than any other NATO member, including the United States. It plans to hit the GDP of 4.7 per cent of expenditure this year.

During the NATO summit, the ministers discussed a “White Paper for the readiness of the European defense 2030”, aimed at outlining a new defense strategy and providing a framework for the European wave.

“All ministers … underlined the importance of this document, the White Paper,” said Kosiniak-Kamysz to journalists.

“We must be ready for the most difficult scenarios and we must be strong enough to prevent the war from bursting … this is an action to make us so strong that it would not be profitable for any country to attack the European Union or NATO”.

The international correspondent of Vladimir Putin Kiritriev, who is currently visiting Washington, said that the dialogue between Russia and the United States is “essential” for global peace.

“Keeping the key meetings of Russia-USA in Washington, DC, from 2 to 3 April,” wrote Dmitriev on X.

“The open and productive dialogue between Russia and the United States is not optional – it is essential. Global stability and peace depend on it,” he added.

The thrust led by the Czech to provide Ukraine with artillery ammunition will continue to be financed until September as soon as possible, said the country’s foreign minister.

Speaking on Thursday before a NATO meeting, Jan Lipavsky told Czech TV that the initiative had received new funding from Canada, Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands.

The Bulgaria government survived a parliamentary vote of distrust brought by a pro-Russian political party, on what described as a failure in the foreign policy of the nation.

The Vazrazhdane party, supported by two small nationalist groups, had led a critical motion to support the government to Ukraine, the penalties to Russia and the pro-western general position.

But the coalition to power, led by the center-right germ party, defeated the motion of a comfortable margin of 150-54 in the 240-seat parliament.

“For Vazrazhdane, the vote is a tool to amplify Russian narratives in the hybrid war against Bulgaria – a Moscow war wage with disinformation and subversive political tactics,” said the political analyst Ilianian Vassilev.

Gerbo has condemned the movement of non-concrete as an attempt to derail Bulgaria’s desire to adopt the euro currency at the beginning of 2026, which would have consolidated its European integration.