Russia, Ukraine trade strikes as US-backed talks restart
What's new: Russian strikes cut power to more than 500,000 in Ukraine as Moscow floated November talks in Abu Dhabi.
What's new: Russian strikes cut power to more than 500,000 in Ukraine as Moscow floated November talks in Abu Dhabi.
The threat follows a munitions depot attack near Kyiv that killed 38 people, Russia's deadliest strike this year.
What's new: The attacks killed one person, injured two and disrupted air quality as Ukraine warned of a winter power crunch.
What's new: More than 130 people were wounded, 22 of them children, and rescuers were still searching for missing people.
The attacks also killed residents near Kryvyi Rih and in Poltava, hours after Zelensky warned of a large-scale strike.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported one death, while strikes near Kryvyi Rih and Poltava also left people dead and injured.
What's new: Poland scrambled jets and Ukraine reported a Russian cruise missile crossed into Polish airspace during the barrage.
What's new: The attack cut power to 140,000 Kyiv residents, while Poland scrambled jets as air raid alerts spread across Ukraine.