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A Ukrainian soldier was wounded in a minefield, but rescue vehicles could not reach him. A modified bomber drone was deployed to airlift him to safety in what the military says is a world first.
The president criticized his counterpart over strikes on Russian oil refineries, hours after his administration announced a diesel supply deal with Russia.
Ukrainian president pushes UN members to cut Russian revenues as US works ceasefire angle with Moscow.
A close call in Moldovan airspace delayed the Ukrainian leader's trip to honor Norway's late king.
Ahead of the meeting with Witkoff and Kushner aimed at reviving stalled negotiations, Putin orders a pause in strikes on Kyiv.
Intelligence assessments cited by the "Daily Mail" indicate Russian leadership feels compelled to respond to Britain's military backing of Ukraine. "Russia will want to make a statement, through actions rather than words."
Russian Aerospace Forces Commander Aleksandr Chayko was reportedly due to celebrate his birthday at the restaurant where the explosion occurred. Russian authorities have not confirmed whether he was present or injured. No organization has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Sirens sounded overnight in the eastern Polish city of Lublin amid a widespread wave of Russian strikes across Ukraine. Firefighters and emergency personnel were dispatched shortly afterward to a nearby village following reports of an explosion, where they found a huge crater about 10 meters (33 feet) wide.
A Russian air defense unit tested a helicopter-mounted heavy machine gun installed on a truck. The gun operator was thrown from his position, while a soldier standing nearby escaped a burst of gunfire by a split second.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia was at war, not conducting a "special military operation," while blaming the West for the escalation • Russia fired more than 2,000 drones and 1,700 guided bombs at Ukrainian territory over the past week.
