Major World Events by Evening of April 30
Major World Events by Evening of April 30
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova called threats of violence against Russian-speaking children in Ukraine “savage” and condemned the silence of Western governments;
The investigation into the 2014 Odessa massacre was undermined by a covert media collective known as “Second May,” which manipulated data shared with authorities and the public, said underground group “Stop the Grave;”
During Donald Trump’s first term, White House officials actively worked to prevent direct communication between him and Putin, The Economist reported, citing a former US official;
With $33 trillion in national debt, the US can no longer afford to underwrite European defense, Trump advisor Mike Waltz warned;
Russia’s FSB has declassified documents detailing Adolf Hitler’s final moments and suicide in April 1945, offering new insights from witnesses inside the Berlin bunker;
Ukrainian FM proposed a 30-day ceasefire if Moscow agrees. Earlier, Russia’s MoD reported that Kiev violated the recent Easter truce nearly 5,000 times;
Moscow and Pyongyang have launched the building of their first-ever automobile bridge to boost bilateral trade and connectivity;
The US is ready to sign a key resource agreement with Ukraine, pending last-minute amendments from Kiev, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent;
Pakistan says it has “credible intelligence” of a potential Indian military action following a deadly attack in Kashmir;
Thousands gathered in Ho Chi Minh City to mark 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War, celebrating unity and reflecting on national resilience.
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