Mayor Vitaly Klitschko warning people to remain in shelters during the attack.
Russia’s leader says US peace ideas could start talks but demands Ukrainian withdrawal, threatening force. Diplomacy continues amid battlefield claims, drone attacks, scepticism, and IMF support as costs mount pile.
Trump has since taken a special interest in Driscoll’s work, referring to him as his “drone guy” due to his focus on modernising US forces and prioritising advanced military technology.
At the time of the Witkoff-Ushakov call, Trump was basking in the success of his drive to end the war in Gaza
Russia currently occupies about one-fifth of Ukraine's territory, devastated by months of conflict.
Zelensky’s comments suggest that while progress has been made, Ukraine has not yet declared the deal complete. He has consistently stressed the need for any agreement to fully safeguard Ukraine’s sovereignty and security.
Russian President Vladimir Putin had welcomed the original US plan, saying it could be a basis for a deal.
Last week, Washington presented Kyiv and its European partners with a 28-point peace proposal, a move that reportedly caught many off guard.
Reports indicate that the proposal reflects several of Russia’s longstanding demands, raising concerns that it could weaken Ukraine’s sovereignty and negotiating position.
Russia has shifted its tactics. Instead of a full-scale frontal assault, it has been using a slower method, sending small units and drones to disrupt supply lines and encircle the city.
The proposal has alarmed European allies, who fear it may pressure Kyiv into accepting conditions that weaken its sovereignty and long-term security.
"Emergency power outages will be canceled after the situation in the energy system stabilises," Kyiv's energy minister said.
The man's wife, Afsha Begum, has urged the government to arrange her husband's immediate repatriation.
The abrupt reversal reflected not just a breakdown in diplomatic momentum but also the deep, persistent gap between Washington and Moscow’s expectations.
Trump appeared to be edging back in the direction of pressing Ukraine to give up on retaking land it has lost to Russia.
Trump has hinted at providing Kyiv with long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles, a move that would allow Ukrainian forces to strike deep inside Russian territory.
Trump also mentioned India and Pakistani conflict again and said, "I think India and Pakistan had great potential, too. We did a great job in that one."
Speaking to reporters, Trump remarked, “Russia-Ukraine will also happen soon, the negotiations are on."
Russia's 2025 gains would amount to nearly 1% of Ukraine's land area, and the country controls nearly 20% in total.
Data from India’s Ministry of External Affairs indicates that at least 12 Indian citizens have lost their lives while fighting for Russia, and 16 others are still unaccounted for, while roughly 96 individuals have been brought back home.
The U.S., backed by NATO allies, will share intelligence to help Ukraine target Russian energy infrastructure, marking President Donald Trump’s first major policy shift as he toughens his stance against Moscow.
No, so far there are basically no signals from Kyiv at all, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said
Ukraine's military said that Russia had launched 595 drones and 48 missiles overnight and its air defences shot down 568 drones and 43 missiles
According to The Wall Street Journal, both a senior US official and a Ukrainian official confirmed that Zelensky asked Trump for permission to deploy the Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) to strike inside Russian territory.
Bessent also commented on India’s role in the Russian oil market, saying he expects that India will likely reduce its purchases and eventually wean itself off Russian oil.