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Russian Air Attacks Batter Ukraine’s Energy Grid, Kill Young Boy

Overnight missile and drone strikes disrupted power supplies in nine regions across Ukraine and plunged entire districts of Kyiv into darkness.

Ukraine Orders Evacuation of Children Around Frontline City of Kramatorsk

The authorities said that Russian forces had stepped up attacks with small, cheap first-person-view drones.

Kremlin Adviser Says U.S.-Russia Peace Talks Still Alive, Contradicting Deputy Foreign Minister

Yuri Ushakov said it was “completely incorrect” to suggest that discussions with Washington on finding a path toward peace had reached an impasse.

Ukrainian Drone Attack Sparks Fires at Energy Sites in Volgograd Region

The Lukoil-Korobkovsky gas processing plant, which processes roughly 450 million cubic meters of gas per year, was reportedly hit in the strikes.

Russia Says ‘Momentum’ for Ukraine Peace Deal Has Faded, Blames U.S. for Worsening Ties

Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Kyiv's European allies had undermined diplomatic efforts after the Alaska summit in August.

Ukrainian Rocket Attack on Belgorod Fitness Center Kills 3

At least one other person was injured in the strike, which marked the second deadly rocket attack on the border region this week.

Drones Target Oil Refinery in Western Siberia’s Tyumen Region in What May Be Ukraine’s Farthest Strike Yet

While Russia did not say who was behind the incident, Ukrainian authorities appeared to confirm the attack in a social media post on Monday night.

Ukrainian Drone Attack in Occupied Kherson Kills 4, Kremlin-Backed Governor Says

Meanwhile, authorities in areas of Kherson still under Ukrainian control accused the Russian military of killing a man.

Ukraine Mounts Second Straight Night of Mass Drone Strikes on Russia

Authorities in the Nizhny Novgorod region said 30 Ukrainian drones were downed over an “industrial zone” in the town of Dzerzhinsk.

Russian Soldier Sentenced to 4 Years in Prison After Giving Interviews to Ukrainian Blogger

Pavel Guguyev was found guilty on charges of “confidential cooperation” with foreign nationals.

Ukrainian Rocket Attack on Belgorod Kills 2 After Drone Strikes Knock Out Power

Russia’s Defense Ministry said more than 250 Ukrainian drones were downed across the country and annexed Crimea overnight.

Russian Strikes Kill 5 in Ukraine, Cause Power Outages

Thousands of people were left without power in Ukraine's south and west after a deadly attack on the country's energy infrastructure.

'A Bit Unusual': Russia's Sochi Resort Grapples With Ukrainian Drones

Disruptions to daily life have become more frequent in this summer escape on the Black Sea as Ukraine ups its long-range drone strikes on Russia.

Russian Rail Strikes Kill 1, Wound Dozens as Attacks Intensify Near Ukraine’s Front

Russia launched drones at two passenger trains in Ukraine's northeastern Sumy region on Saturday, killing one person and wounding dozens.

Macron Blames Russia as Drone Kills French Photojournalist in Ukraine

Antoni Lallican is at least the 17th journalist killed in Ukraine since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022.

Kyiv Says Russia Launches Largest-Ever Attack on Gas Sites

Around 35 missiles and 60 drones were fired at facilities in the Kharkiv region and the Poltava region, Kyiv's state-owned gas operator said.

Ukrainian Drones Hit Major Russian Oil Refinery, Chemical Plant

Both facilities are located roughly 1,500 kilometers away from the Ukrainian border.

Putin Says Responsibility for Peace Lies With EU, Vows Response to Europe’s ‘Militarization’

In a wide-ranging address, the president also lambasted Western countries for their supposed hypocrisy and suppression of free speech.

France to Try Chinese Captain of Russian 'Shadow Fleet' Vessel

President Macron said France was probing the ship for "serious offenses" but stopped short of confirming a link between the tanker and mysterious drone...

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