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Wednesday, February 4
Ukraine war latest live: 7 dead, 8 injured as Russia strikes Donetsk Oblast city market with cluster munitions
Today's Ukraine War Latest live is brought to you by Francis Farrell in Kharkiv and Jared Goyette in Kyiv, both cities where temperatures plunged below -20 degrees Celsius overnight, as Russia's campaign against electricity and heating infrastructure continues. Today's top story so far: Russian forces attacked the city of Druzhkivka in Donetsk Oblast with cluster munitions in the morning of Feb. 4, Donetsk Oblast governor Vadym Filashkin reported. Seven people are reported killed and a furthe
As Ukrainians freeze, donated energy equipment sits unused
Critical energy generation equipment donated by Ukraine's partners has been left idle and unconnected to the grid for years, as Russian attacks cripple the country's energy system during its coldest winter in decades. Russia has plunged Ukraine into a catastrophic energy crisis, damaging around 8.5 gigawatts of generation capacity since October 2025 through relentless attacks on power plants, leaving citizens freezing in unheated and dark homes. To survive, Ukraine says it needs $1 billion wor
Ukraine peace talks with Russia, US end in UAE as sides agree to meet again Feb. 5
The meetings in the United Arab Emirates took place a day after Russia launched its most massive strike against Ukraine this winter.
Keith Kellogg on how Putin views Russia's war against Ukraine
The Kyiv Independent’s Tim Zadorozhnyy speaks with Keith Kellogg, former U.S. Special Envoy for Ukraine, about why he believes Russia has failed to achieve its goals in Ukraine, how Russian President Vladimir Putin views his military campaign, and what is preventing the war from ending.
'The worst damage we have seen' — Ukraine's energy crisis deepens after latest mass Russian attack
"This is a war crime committed by Russia," Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal said.
Blackouts reported in Russia's Belgorod Oblast amid missile, drone attack
The Supernova Telegram channel published several videos and photos from local residents showing the sounds of air raid sirens and explosions.
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