US EditionUkraine's two largest cities under Russian attack, officials say one dead
Russian strikes killed one person and injured at least 31 others, leaving 1.2 million without power amid peace talks aimed at ending the four-year conflict.
- On January 24, 2026, Russian missile and drone barrages struck Kyiv, Ukraine and Kharkiv, Ukraine, killing one and wounding four in Kyiv.
- Russia has intensified strikes on energy infrastructure amid its nearly four-year invasion, leaving more than 1.2 million properties without power and demanding Kyiv withdraw from parts of the Donbas.
- The air force reported over 370 attack drones and 21 missiles struck Kharkiv, damaging a maternity hospital and dormitory, while over 6,000 apartment buildings in Kyiv lost heating and power.
- Emergency workers are restoring services amid temperatures around-10 Celsius, as Zelenskyy said, `Every such Russian strike on our energy infrastructure proves that there must be no delays in supplying air defenses`.
- As trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi continued, Ukrainian officials called the two days of discussions `constructive` and said delegations will report to capitals and focus on a revised 20-point peace plan with next meetings potentially as soon as next week.
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Kiev and many other cities in the cold and dark Summon old Kh-22 difficult to intercept
Massive power failures, lack of water and heat supply due to Russian attacks on energy plants have put Kyyiv in an emergency situation. How do the people in the Ukrainian capital get through the winter?
Millions without power as Russia hits Ukraine during peace talks
Russia launched 375 drones and 21 missiles on Saturday against Ukraine, causing millions to lose power in the middle of winter, the embattled country said. The attack occurred on the second day of Ukrainian, Russian, and American diplomats meeting in Abu Dhabi for trilateral peace talks. “Peace efforts? Trilateral meeting in the UAE? Diplomacy? For Ukrainians, this was another night of Russian terror,” Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha wr…
Ukraine, Russia, US Agree To Continue Talks In UAE Next Week
Ukraine and Russia ended two days of US-brokered direct talks on Saturday and agreed to hold more next week in Abu Dhabi, even as Kyiv accused Moscow of undermining the negotiations towards ending the war by launching fresh strikes.
The talks in Abu Dhabi mark the first known direct negotiations between Moscow and Kiev on the American plan to end the war.
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