Russia Vows To Intensify Attacks On Western Weapons As Zelensky Claims US Nod on Longer-Range ATACMS

Footage showed a TV tower in Ukraine's Kharkiv city fall to the ground after a Russian strike on April 22. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called the latest attack an “intimidation” and an attempt to limit city communications. Zelensky reiterated the urgent need for air defense, naming four priorities in military aid. Biden had assured Zelensky he will "move quickly" to send Ukraine fresh military and economic aid, as per a White House readout of the call. Ukraine's anti-corruption agency accused the country's agriculture minister of illegally appropriating state land worth more than $7 million The Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs said it had unblocked assets associated with Russia worth 290 mln Swiss francs in 2023. This comes as Russian officials warned that Moscow has already drafted legislation to retaliate if the West seizes Russian assets. Watch the video to find out more.