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The suspected Russian agent guided Tymchenko on Telegram, instructing him how to source materials, assemble the devices in his flat, and carry out the attack.

Ukrainian investigators believe Tymchenko, 21, who lived with his grandmother in a five-storey apartment block, was first approached by a Russian handler in the video game’s online chat.

Less than two weeks after playing World of Tanks, Bohdan Tymchenko planted two bombs outside his flat.

Bohdan Tymchenko, a quiet and unassuming man from Bucha, logged on to his computer to play World of Tanks on a recent evening in March.

One Ukrainian brigade said in February that it had used drones to transport 200 metric tons of goods, roughly equivalent to 10,000 troops each carrying about 44 pounds of supplies, in a single month.

Since last year, Ukraine and Russia have increasingly relied on small aerial and ground drones for tasks beyond direct attack or reconnaissance, deploying them extensively to carry supplies and matériel to and from the front lines.

The pet rescue operation adds to the growing list of logistics and supply feats performed in the war by small drones, including escorting prisoners of war, prompting soldiers to surrender, and delivering an electric bike for infantry stuck behind enemy lines.

Both animals are safe and in the hands of the Ukrainian military.

The clips also showed each pet later interacting with soldiers in a shelter.

Videos posted by the animal welfare organization showed each animal arriving at its destination in separate green sacks attached to a drone by a rope.

The dog was later added to the passenger list for the drone evacuation.

The cat was evacuated after the soldier caring for it was injured and admitted to the hospital.

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Ust-Luga, home to a large Russian oil terminal, has been hit at least five times between 22 and 31 March.

Kyiv forces have now reportedly restarted their attacks on the Leningrad region overnight on Tuesday, with explosions seen near the Ust-Luga port.

The incursions occurred amid one of Ukraine's largest mass deepstrike drone attacks on Russia, with two key targets on the Baltic Sea coast struck: a terminal in Ust-Luga and a military icebreaker in Vyborg.

Kyiv primarily targeted Russia's northwestern Leningrad region, which is situated on the Baltic Sea and neighboring Estonia.

The attack marks a continued development of Ukraine's naval capability, despite large parts of the fleet being destroyed earlier in the war.

If reports are accurate, this is the first time the RBS 15 system has been shown in active combat in Ukraine.

Solovyev had just returned home on a brief leave in February, only to die less than a month later in combat.

Solovyev left behind a wife and a 15-year-old son.

Solovyev's nom de guerre was Leshy (forest goblin), a moniker he earned in combat.

The deceased was 41-year-old Yevhen Solovyev, a cameraman for Ukrainian national TV channel 1+1 in peacetime, and a drone pilot in the Ukrainian army since 2022.

Civilian mourners mixed with battle-hardened soldiers formed a semi-circle around the casket and the photo while an Orthodox priest said the homily.

A military vehicle similar to the one a week earlier showed up, followed by a plain black van carrying a casket.

A crowd of up to 100 people gathered around the photo of a middle-aged man on an easel beneath the Victory Column on the square.

A week later, on Orthodox Palm Sunday, a similar, if more orderly, scene unfolds at the same location.

Within minutes the event was over - a mobile makeshift military funeral against the backdrop of everyday civilian life.

Many commuters exited their cars to follow suit in paying their respects.

The event was improvised, almost in defiance of a nearby police presence and deliberately indifferent to the resulting traffic jam of morning commuters.

Dozens of soldiers in combat fatigues piled out of the vehicles and took a knee to honour a fallen comrade from their battalion.

A column of three or four other vehicles snaked behind the Hummer until the entire procession stopped in the middle of a busy intersection that flanks Independence Square.

Raucous music alternating with mournful condolences blared from the Hummer's speaker system.

On a sunny Saturday morning late last month, a drab green Hummer covered in military insignia rolled into the centre of Kyiv.

The Ukrainian prosecutor's office says some 290,000 cases have been opened since 2022 against soldiers for abandoning their posts.

According to the Washington-based think tank ISW, Russian forces took virtually no Ukrainian territory in March.

Johan Norberg is a security policy analyst at the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI).

On the ground, the offensive is not noticeable.

Other reports, such as from Bloomberg's sources in Moscow, say the offensive is underway.

Some reports claim that the offensive has already begun.

Donald Trump's stance fails to fully acknowledge the 'enduring and most potent' danger living right under its nose, according to a top analyst.

Russia has remained sceptical the US would leave NATO at all.

The drumbeat of withdrawal from NATO has been growing since before Donald Trump's first term in office.

The UK and the rest of the western world face a 'potent and enduring danger' as its security infrastructure comes under one of its greatest tests.

The western security infrastructure faces a potentially existential threat from within.

Hundreds of Indians have ended up at the front in Russia.

A man was lured to the war in Russia and never got to meet his son.

Several similar drone crash accidents have occurred in a short time.

In spring 2022, Take Aanstoot drove the first truck with supplies to Ukraine.