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Hope to get answers once they retrieve that wreckage. air raid sirens went off right across ukraine again friday night, and officials reported explosions in dnipro after a barrage of russian strikes on the energy grid across ukraine earlier in the day. russia launched more than 100 missiles, rockets, and drones, knocking offline a significant part of ukraine's generating capacity. but the vast majority of ukrainians at this hour still have power, water, and heat, and that's according to the country's prime minister. meantime, ukraine's air defenses are about to get more weapons to help them ...

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Back on its feet again after a ninth wave of russian strikes on it its energy system. russian missiles struck cities across ukraine on friday including the capital, kyiv. a short time ago its mayor said the water supply and subway are restored. power is back on for two-thirds of the city, while half residents have heat again. nine power plants were hit on friday which took more than half of generating capacity off line. a heartbreaking end in the search for an infant who was buried in a building hit by a missile. officials have recovered the body of an 18-month-old body. his parents and two ot...

Extra resources from washington to cope with an expected migrant surge. basic services are starting to return to ukraine's capital after russia's latest missile onslaught. russia hit cities across ukraine on friday including the capital kyiv. a short time ago its mayor said the water supply and the subway are now restored. power is back on for two-thirds of the city while half of its residents have heat again. ukraine says nine power plants were also hit on friday which took more that be half of its generating capacity offline. and ukraine says friday's strikes involve something never seen d...

The nuclear power plant provides 20% of the generating capacity for the whole ukrainian electrical industry, an industry that the russians have been trying to systemically destroy. so, they're very unlikely to give that up. on top of that, it's a very important location in terms of if the russians pulled out, the ukrainians would move back in. that would give them a bridge head on the other side of the dnipro river to continue their campaign, which they're likely to do over the next few beweeks perhaps in the zaporizhzhia front line, which has been frozen for the past few months. the status of...