 | Missile strike kills at least 60 Russian troops in eastern Ukraine: MoscowWithout claiming the strike, Ukraine's military said the death toll from a strike in the town of Makiivka in the Moscow-controlled part of the eastern region of Donetsk was much higher. |
 | Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses external powerUkraine's biggest nuclear plant, which is surrounded by Russian troops, has lost all external power needed for vital safety systems for the second time in five days. |
 | Ukraine aims to restart occupied reactors at ZaporizhzhiaRussian troops occupy the plant and the surrounding area, including the nearby town of Energodar where thousands of Ukrainian workers continue to maintain the facility.Russian troops occupy the plant |
 | Ukraine says Russia annexed, key eastern town 'cleared' of Moscow troopsUkraine's army said it had entered Lyman on Saturday, prompting Moscow to announce the "withdrawal" of its troops from the town towards "more favourable lines". |
 | Russia blocks agreement on final document at UN nuclear treaty conferenceThe final document needed approval of all countries at the conference that are parties to the treaty aimed at curbing the spread of nuclear weapons. |
| Ukraine Nuclear Plant Disconnected From Grid: OperatorThe Zaporizhzhia plant -- Europe's largest nuclear facility -- has been occupied by Moscow's troops since the opening weeks of the war. |
 | Russia-Ukraine war: Russians withdraw from city of KharkivDefense Minister Oleksii Reznikov said Ukraine was "entering a new - long-term - phase of the war." |
 | 'Seemed like goodbye': Mariupol defenders in Ukraine make their standThe bloody battle came amid growing speculation that President Vladimir Putin wants to present the Russian people with a battlefield triumph. |
 | Ukraine survived 50 days when Russia 'gave us a maximum of five': ZelenskyyIn his late-night video address, Zelenskyy called it "an achievement of millions of Ukrainians, of everyone who on Feb 24 made the most important decision of their life to fight." |
 | Russian abuses complicate US balancing act on UkraineSince the Russian invasion, the United States has provided Ukraine with a flood of light arms, like the shoulder-fired Javelin anti-tank missiles that have become a symbol of Ukrainian resistance. |
 | Putin approves bringing ‘volunteer’ fighters from the Middle East, elsewhere to join Russia’s Ukraine offensiveRussia knew of “more than 16,000 applications” from countries in the Middle East, many of them from people who he said helped Russia against the Islamic State group. |
