Ukraine-Russia war latest: One dead in strikes on Kyiv hours before Melania Trump-brokered ceasefire begins - Zelensky says a ballistic missile struck a university campus late on Monday in Kyiv, addin

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Russia committed war crimes and crimes against humanity in Ukraine by intentionally attacking energy infrastructure, leaving millions of people without electricity and heat in freezing temperatures, a U.N.-backed inquiry reported Monday.

Abrupt restrictions on SpaceX’s Starlink and Starshield raise questions about whom militaries can trust to keep wartime technology running.

Ukraine has repeatedly faced low stockpiles of crucial interceptors needed to defend against deadly Russian missile attacks.

Brussels faces a highly charged mix as the fight over the next EU budget overlaps with the efforts to plug Ukraine's €70 billion gap. View on euronews

Ukraine has been waiting for almost a month for the US defence secretary to sign off on critical missile supplies, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday, as Russia stepped up attacks on energy and civilian infrastructure.

Russian and Ukrainian forces have agreed to a temporary ceasefire to allow a humanitarian operation in the frontline town of Oleshky in the Russian-controlled part of Ukraine's Kherson region. Russia

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has accused Ukraine’s military of violating Starlink’s terms of service, after Kyiv said that access to the service had been restored.