The Latest Breaking News from Kyiv

Russian President Vladimir Putin says the biggest-ever drone strike on Moscow targeted civilians, accusing Ukraine of an attack that would warrant a "severe" response.

One Russian politician says residents of the capital will need to adjust to ‘this new reality’

Latest attacks on Russian capital may be tactic by Kyiv to bring invasion closer to wealthy Muscovites

More than 40 European leaders meet in Moldova on Thursday in a show of support for the former Soviet republic and neighbouring Ukraine as Kyiv prepares to launch a counter-offensive against occupying Russian forces.

Russia launched 11 ballistic and cruise missiles at the Ukrainian capital.

Ukraine is seeking guarantees from Moscow and the U.N. that a deal on the safe export of Black Sea grain will work normally if Kyiv allows Russian ammonia to transit Ukrainian territory, a Ukrainian official said on Tuesday.

The International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday that it has reached a staff-level agreement with Ukraine for the first review of the war-torn country's $15.6 billion IMF loan program, which would allow for a $900 million disbursement to Kyiv upon approval by the IMF Executive Board.

Wartime noise from wailing drones to exploding missiles keeps Ukrainians up, and united against Moscow.

Its the largest aerial attack on Moscow in decades.

Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said on Tuesday that the West was stepping up equipment and arms supplies to Kyiv ahead of what he said would be a "large-scale" Ukrainian offensive, and said Moscow would strike any supply routes it detected.

Rare strike on Russian capital unnerves Muscovites who had been told conflict would not threaten them