**Ukraine President Calls for Tougher Sanctions and Air Defense Systems**
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is urging the international community to impose tougher sanctions on Russia and provide Ukraine with more air defense systems. In an address on March 30, he said that all possible measures are needed to stop Russia’s ability to wage war.
**Russia Continues to Attack Ukraine**
Russia has continued its attacks on Ukraine, with a drone attack killing two civilians and injuring at least 55 people in Kharkiv on March 29. The military hospital in Kharkiv was also deliberately targeted by Russian forces overnight. In total, Russia launched a ballistic missile and 111 drones at Ukraine overnight.
**Zelensky Demands Ceasefire**
President Zelensky is calling for an unconditional ceasefire, but Russia has refused to agree to the terms. He said that Ukraine expects the United States, Europe, and other partners to use every tool to achieve a ceasefire. Finland’s President Alexander Stubb suggested that April 20 could be a good time for a complete ceasefire without conditions.
**International Support**
Sweden has allocated 80 million Swedish kronor ($7.6 million) to support Ukraine’s drone and demining capabilities. The United States is also being urged by Ukraine to provide more investment and clarify how a reconstruction fund would operate.
**Zelensky Accuses Putin of Genocide**
President Zelensky accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of committing genocide against Ukraine. He said that Russia must be forced into peace, and that the international community needs to take serious action to stop the attacks.
**Russia’s Latest Attacks**
In recent days, Russia has launched drone attacks on Kharkiv, killing two people and injuring at least 25 others. A military hospital in Kharkiv was also targeted by Russian forces overnight. Ukraine is calling for a strong response from the international community to these attacks.