'A country that oppresses its own people is now giving (Russian) monsters weapons for mass murders in the heart of Europe,' says top Zelensky adviser

Kyiv has not claimed responsibility for attack; no casualties reported, but municipal building, nearby cars damaged

Gunmen from unnamed former Soviet states killed by return fire; Russia's Defense Ministry labels incident a terrorist attack

SpaceX CEO reverses course after saying on Friday he could not continue funding program; he has become embroiled in public spat with Kyiv over suggestion to compromise with Russia

Kremlin watchers believe nuclear action is unlikely, but also note that brinkmanship could escalate even before a bomb is used

The fan base of Alla Pugacheva, who recently fled to Israel, encompasses all elements of Russian society, including millions of everyday Russians

Presidential adviser says Russia seeking to 'destabilize the economic situation in Europe and cause pre-winter panic'

A new biography of the resilient Ukrainian president by journalist Serhii Rudenko chronicles his start as a law student and TV actor, through the war that revealed his true colors

Blinken says Washington has privately made clear 'horrific' repercussions of using WMDs in Ukraine

Russian proxies continue to hold breakaway polls, dismissed by Kyiv and its allies as a 'sham'