Ukraine-Russia war live, latest news today: news last hour April 1st

In today’s news, April 1, on the Ukraine-Russia war, Zelensky’s move that ousted two “traitor” generals and the denunciation of Moscow, which accuses Kiev of an attack on the Russian city of Belgorod: an oil depot hit. The latest news today: 8.00 AM – Kiev and Chernihiv continue to be subject to limited Russian air strikes despite Moscow’s announcement of a reduction in military activity in the region. The British Ministry of Defense denounced this on the basis of information from its intelligence.
7.36 am – Eight oil tanks are on fire in the Belgorod depot, a Russian city on the border with Ukraine, after the air raid attributed by Moscow to Ukrainian forces. This was reported by Tass, which cites a source in the Ministry for Emergencies, according to which 170 men and 50 vehicles are currently engaged in the work to extinguish the fires.
7.32 am – Russian forces confiscated 14 tons of humanitarian aid loaded on 12 buses bound for Melitopol, in southern Ukraine. The Deputy Prime Minister of Kiev Iryna Vereshchuk denounced this: “We are negotiating for the release of the buses and for the residents of Melitopol to be evacuated today using those means”.
7.30 – The Russian governor of Belgorod has accused the Ukrainian forces of attacking an oil deposit. Vyacheslav Gladkov said on his Telegram channel that an air raid conducted by two Ukrainian helicopters hit the depot, causing a fire. Belgorod is located just north of the Ukrainian border.
7.15 am – They are “traitors”. With this accusation, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky removed two generals, according to what he himself announced last night. “Today another decision has been made regarding the anti-heroes – he said -. Now I don’t have time to deal with all these traitors, but gradually they will be punished”. Ukraine is seeing a “mass of Russian forces for new attacks in the Donbass and we are preparing for it,” Zelensky added.