Pavel Genzer from Zlín, Czech Republic, a trolleybus driver, has accepted diaconal ordination and intends to continue working as a driver while serving in the Catholic Church.

In the Kherson region, three people were killed and eight others injured on April 11 as a result of Russian attacks, including a critically wounded trolleybus driver who later died in hospital.

A veteran trolleybus driver in Tallinn, Sergei Gritšenko, has described the experience of driving a new trolleybus as being similar to driving a passenger car, noting that all tasks can be performed from the cabin.

Russian forces attacked a minibus and a trolleybus in Kherson on April 11, resulting in the death of the trolleybus driver and injuries to others.

A trolleybus driver injured in a recent Russian attack on Sumy has died in the hospital, while Russian drones also attacked a bakery in Hlukhiv. These incidents add to the ongoing casualties and destruction from Russian aggression in Ukraine.

A trolleybus driver was assaulted and the vehicle's door glass was broken during a conflict in Kaunas, Lithuania. Police are investigating the incident and searching for the suspects.