Ukrainian drone strikes damaged energy networks in Russia-occupied parts of southern Ukraine, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power on Sunday, according to Kremlin-installed authorities there.

Drone strikes ‘cut power to 200,000 homes in occupied southern Ukraine’ - A Kremlin-installed local official said strikes disrupted power in the Zaporizhzhia region

Ukraine’s new Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced on Wednesday that 200,000 Ukrainian soldiers are officially considered as absent without official leave (AWOL), meaning they have left their positions without permission to do so.

Russia launches large-scale overnight drone attacks on Ukraine, damaging Odessa and other regions as Ukraine confirmed casualties and power disruptions.

This is Kollen Post reporting from Kyiv on day 1,423 of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Today's top story: Finland is sending Ukraine another 98 million euros worth of weaponry, the Finnish Defense Ministry announced on Friday.

The German company’s flagship strike drone, the HX-2, had trouble taking off in tests by Ukraine’s 14th Regiment, an unmanned aerial systems unit

Ukraine's energy minister says Russia has attacked every Ukrainian power plant since its invasion. Denys Shmyhal on Friday reported 612 attacks on energy infrastructure over the past year.

When people flee their homes, and the power disappears, information becomes survival – especially digital information”

Ukrainian E.U. membership in 2027 was pencilled into a 20-point peace plan, diplomats said, as a measure to ensure Ukraine's economic prosperity after the war ends.

This week, the conflict reached its 1,418th day, the same number of days the Soviet Union's Red Army fought against Nazi Germany during the "Great Patriotic War"

Ukraine’s historic Chernihiv biathlon and cross-country training center, which produced the country’s first Olympic medalist, remains in ruins after Russia’s 2022 invasion.

Ukraine has carried its energy war deep into Russian territory, striking what officials describe as a vital oil hub roughly 1,000 km from the front lines and destroying three offshore platforms that fed the Kremlin’s war machine.