Russia attacked Kyiv: residential buildings damaged, two people killed ↗
Front page leadRussian forces attacked Kyiv overnight, resulting in damage to residential buildings and the deaths of two individuals.
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The front page of Ukrayinska Pravda focuses heavily on Russian attacks across Ukraine, with multiple reports of strikes on Kyiv, Sumy, and Odesa. There are also stories about international support for Ukraine, including military aid from Britain. Domestic news includes political developments…
Russian forces attacked Kyiv overnight, resulting in damage to residential buildings and the deaths of two individuals.
Russian forces launched an attack on a passenger train in the Sumy region, leading to the evacuation of 90 people.
An overnight Russian strike hit the '7 kilometer' market in Odesa, injuring three people.
The UK is providing Ukraine with a new air defense package valued at over 100 million euros, including missiles for Patriot systems.
The Ukrainian Air Force reported that Russia conducted an overnight attack using ballistic, anti-ship, and 32 cruise missiles.
A large demonstration took place in Berlin with thousands of people protesting the election results, which saw a victory for the AfD party.
Ukrainian official Sybiga commented that Putin's attack on Kyiv, which resulted in deaths, occurred immediately after the departure of Trump's envoys.
Ukrayinska Pravda reports that former Prosecutor General Kravchenko was allegedly preparing to obstruct anti-corruption agencies and that NABU and SAP were under surveillance.
Andriy Kostin has submitted his resignation from the position of Prosecutor General.
Ukrayinska Pravda reports that President Zelensky held a meeting with Kravchenko and Arakhamia to discuss the resignation of the Prosecutor General.
Investigative journalists have uncovered evidence of real estate, vehicles, and Russian passports belonging to individuals close to Kropyva.
A report details how call centers allegedly generated $7000 monthly for prosecutors, marking the first action by NABU and SAP against a fraudulent network.
The Prime Minister of Denmark has responded to a map presented by Trump, stating that Greenlanders do not wish to be part of the United States.
A man in the Dnipropetrovsk region shot a 13-year-old boy because of the sound of his moped; the child is hospitalized.
The Athletic has released its ranking of teams in the Champions League group stage, with Shakhtar placed 25th out of 36.
Iceland has summoned the US ambassador in response to a map by Donald Trump that depicts Greenland as part of the United States.
Scientists have issued a projection indicating that the global number of cancer cases could increase by 67% by 2050.
Russian attacks have targeted the energy infrastructure in five regions of Ukraine, causing new power outages.
The Lublin Airport temporarily suspended its operations during a Russian air attack on Ukraine.