Serbia rejected Hungarian claims linking Ukraine to a sabotage plot on a gas pipeline. Investigators found a US-made explosive device but emphasized that the origin of materials does not indicate the perpetrator. The investigation remains ongoing.

Ukrainian forces struck Gerbera drone crews during launch operations in occupied Donetsk region on April 5, targeting UAV operators at firing positions.

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Cameroon's President Paul Biya, aged 93, is set to appoint a deputy for the first time since he came to power, marking an unprecedented move after more than four decades in office. Biya won his eighth successive presidential term last year in an election that was disputed by opposition groups.

The announcement raises questions about succession planning in one of Africa's longest-running presidencies, at a time when Biya's age and public appearances have drawn increasing international attention.

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🇺🇦 The Ukrainian Defense Forces are advancing towards Mylove, north of Dvorichna.

The 129th Heavy Mechanized Brigade was able to conduct successful counteroffensives and recapture the territory.

Serbian services have not found a “Ukrainian trace” in the alleged sabotage attempt on the gas pipeline to Hungary, said Đuro Jovanić, Director of the Serbian Military Security Agency.

He stressed that the origin of the explosives does not mean the same country is responsible for carrying out or ordering the attack.

Jovanić also noted that the markings on the explosives indicate they were manufactured in the United States.

Ukrainian forces advanced toward Milove north of Dvorichna, with the 129th Mechanized Brigade conducting successful counterattacks and reclaiming territory. Ukrainian units continue to push Russian forces back, preventing them from stabilizing or regaining lost positions.