The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Deaths in ‘most powerful attack’ to hit Kharkiv; military airfields and fuel depots inside Russia burn from Ukrainian atta. What we know on day 1,200

These are the key events on day 1,199 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Friday's strikes killed at least four people and injured dozens. The attacks targeted the capital, Kyiv, the Ternopil region in the northwest of the country, and the city of Lutsk.

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Neither Russia nor Ukraine has a clear path to victory. The Ukrainian drone attack last week and the Russian air raids on Friday don't change that.

The UK is facing a security crisis. Great power competition has returned, and the threat of hostility from Russia, China, Iran and North Korea is increasing. The west can no longer assume military superiority, and the UK can no longer depend unconditionally on the US. The character of war itself…

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Vasyl Malyuk, who hailed giving Russia a ‘slap in the face’, has scored a series of high-profile successes as head of SBU

Satellite imagery of airfields in Siberia and Russia's far north reveals significant damage

Russia’s overnight attack on Ukraine could have been worse if Ukrainian forces hadn’t struck Russian missile concentration sites in Russia right before. Moscow was threatening with "retaliation" for Kyiv’s daring Operation "Spiderweb" last weekend, but Kyiv says it launched ‘preemptive’ strikes.

Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine should be left to “fight for a while,” with other nations leaving them to it.