Russia has issued a warning to foreign embassies in Kyiv, urging them to evacuate staff in anticipation of a possible attack during the upcoming Victory Day parade in Moscow. This warning comes despite Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's proposal for a ceasefire starting May 6, which Russia has ignored. Zelenskyy criticized Russia for its ongoing military actions, which have resulted in at least 70 civilian deaths and over 500 injuries since last Friday. In a recent incident, Russian drones struck a kindergarten in Sumy, killing a security guard and injuring two others. Meanwhile, Hungary has returned approximately $82 million in cash and gold to Ukraine, following the seizure of these assets by Budapest's security service. This move has been welcomed by Zelenskyy as a step towards normalizing relations. Additionally, Ukraine is looking to source drone components from Taiwan to reduce dependency on China, which it accuses of supplying military goods to Russia. In a related development, Sweden's coast guard detained a tanker suspected of being part of Russia's oil-carrying fleet, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of Russian maritime activities. Amid these tensions, Germany's foreign minister has called for reform in the EU's decision-making processes to prevent individual member states from obstructing critical actions.