Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has renewed his offer for a mutual ceasefire with Russia, particularly concerning strikes on energy infrastructure, as Orthodox Easter approaches on April 13. Despite this, Zelenskyy noted that Russia appears unwilling to agree to a ceasefire, citing a recent attack on Odesa that resulted in three deaths and at least 16 injuries. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones targeted the Caspian Pipeline Consortium's oil terminal in southern Russia, which is significant for global oil supply, further escalating the conflict. In a related development, an Australian reservist has been charged for allegedly working as a drone operator for Ukraine, marking a notable legal case regarding foreign military involvement. Additionally, a former governor in Russia's Kursk region was sentenced to 14 years in prison for corruption linked to military contracts, reflecting the Kremlin's crackdown on officials following military setbacks.