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Footage shows an FPV drone entering the cabin of a pickup truck through an open window. The drone did not detonate upon impact, and the individuals inside were not injured.

According to available reports, an FPV drone strike occurred in the area of responsibility of the 24th Brigade near Chasiv Yar during a declared ceasefire. The footage reportedly shows a group moving away from forward positions toward the rear without weapons and with visible signs of medical evacuation. The incident was recorded on video. Reports indicate that three individuals were killed as a result of the strike. It is also stated that, in a separate episode, captured personnel were used to test compliance with ceasefire conditions by conducting a trial evacuation in neutral clothing. According to the same sources, they were also killed in a subsequent FPV drone strike.

Ukrainian Special Operations Forces struck two Russian drilling platforms in the Caspian Sea, nearly 1,000 kilometers from the border. The targeted facilities were the ice-resistant stationary platform LSP-2 at the V. Grayfer field (formerly Rakushechnoye) and the LSP-1 platform at the Yuri Korchagin field. These platforms are considered an important part of fuel supply infrastructure supporting Russian military operations. The strikes aimed to reduce the military-economic potential of Russian forces.

Operators of the 413th SBS “Raid” Regiment struck multiple enemy targets in temporarily occupied areas of the Donetsk region. Among them was a modern Russian Tor-M2 air defense system, with an estimated value of at least $25 million. The operation also targeted warehouses and workshops used for enemy drone operations

A strike reportedly hit the Russian frigate Admiral Grigorovich in Novorossiysk. The vessel is a carrier of Kalibr cruise missiles. A drilling platform identified as “Sivash” was also reportedly damaged in the same incident.

Ukrainian forces carried out overnight strikes on two Shahed drone launch bases in Russia’s Bryansk and Kursk regions, targeting the Navlya and Khalino airfields, according to the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces. The operation also reportedly destroyed a radar from an S-400 air defense system in Feodosia, a Tor air defense system, and multiple military facilities, including command posts, logistics points, and ammunition depots.

Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces and military intelligence units carried out a strike on the Kirovske airfield in Crimea on April 2, 2026. The attack targeted a base and pre-flight preparation site for Orion heavy strike-reconnaissance UAVs near Krasnosilske. Four Orion drones were confirmed destroyed. A transport aircraft An-72P and a P-37 “Mech” radar system were also reported destroyed at the site. The strike was carried out using Ukrainian-made FP-2 middle-strike drones with warheads weighing 60–100 kg.

Pilots of the Ukrainian Air Force carried out strikes against a number of enemy targets. The bombardment targeted positions and infrastructure used by opposing forces.

Drones from the 225th Separate Assault Regiment freed two Ukrainian prisoners captured by Russian forces. Using only FPV drones and without infantry involvement, operators struck the escorting soldier. As the first drone approached, the captor panicked and failed to use the prisoners as cover, making a fatal decision. The operation was carried out in coordination with the 108th Brigade and other Ukrainian Defense Forces units.

A MiG-29MU1 fighter from the 204th Tactical Aviation Brigade carried out an airstrike using a GBU-62 JDAM-ER guided bomb on a building housing Russian infantry and ammunition in Huliaipole, Zaporizhzhia region. The strike targeted personnel and stored munitions inside the structure.