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After murdering 19 civilians in Kyiv, Russia says it 'remains interested' in Ukraine peace negotiations
Russia has said it "remains interested in continuing negotiations" with Ukraine, just hours after it launched a mass missile and drone attack that killed at least 19 people including four children in Kyiv. Russia launched a large-scale aerial strike on Ukrainian cities overnight on Aug. 28, attacking Kyiv with missiles and drones, and targeting regions far from the front lines. In the capital, several districts were hit with multiple residential buildings damaged. Most of the fatalities occurr
Witkoff misunderstood Putin's Ukraine land swap offer, left European leaders 'startled,' Reuters reports
Witkoff — a real estate mogul with no previous diplomatic experience — reportedly went to the meeting with Putin without a U.S. State Department notetaker.
Ukraine picks '2,000 Meters to Andriivka' as its 2026 Oscars contender
"This Ukrainian film deserves greater international recognition, as it speaks on behalf of those who defend freedom and the right to live every single day," the Ukrainian Oscar Committee said.
EU summons Russian envoy over delegation building damaged in Kyiv strike
"No diplomatic mission should ever be a target," top EU diplomat Kaja Kallas said.
Russia hits Ukrainian vessel, killing 1 crew member, injuring others, Navy says
"Efforts to address the aftermath of the attack are ongoing. The majority of the crew are safe, and the search for several missing sailors continues," Navy spokesperson Dmytro Pletenchuk told the Kyiv Independent.
Russian attacks kill 24, injure 62 in Ukraine over past day
Russia launched 598 drones overnight, including Shahed attack drones and decoys, as well as 31 missiles, among them two Kh-47 Kinzhal ballistic missiles, nine Iskander-M or North Korean KN-23 ballistic missiles, and 20 Kh-101 cruise missiles, Ukraine’s Air Force reported.
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Germany, Poland, Czech Republic named first countries included in Ukraine's multiple citizenship law
The new law will be extended to these three countries first, and then to the U.S. and Canada, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
