Moscow, which has repeatedly rejected proposals from Kyiv and its Western allies for a 30-day unconditional ceasefire, fired hundreds of drones at Ukraine between late Friday and early Monday, killing more than a dozen people and saturating the country's air defences.

The conflict has shown no signs of stopping despite intense U.S.-led efforts in recent months to secure a ceasefire.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has rejected the statement of Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, who said that Ukraine is allegedly banning

Third-grader Stanislav Martynyuk looks extremely proud in his school photograph. Hands folded on his desk; his eyes framed with spectacles that make him look like a serious – and adorable – 8-year-old scholar.

More than 200 Ukrainian POWs have died in Russian prisons since Moscow’s full-scale invasion three years ago. Officials from human rights groups, the U.N. and the Ukrainian government say torture, starvation and inadequate health care were likely contributing factors in many of these deaths.

It appears to be the first known strike in the war on a facility linked to the FSB, Moscow's main successor to the KGB.

Snaking power lines are part of Moscow’s goal to harness the power of the Zaporizhzhia facility, according to Greenpeace.

A 2024 U.N. report found that 95% of released Ukrainian POWs had endured “systematic” torture and ill-treatment. Prisoners described beatings, electric shocks, suffocation, sexual violence, prolonged stress positions, mock executions and sleep deprivation.

US special envoy general Keith Kellogg has called for a ceasefire after Russia launched its largest aerial bombardment since the war began in 2022.The presidential envoy shared a photo of Ukraine’s capital following an aerial attack.