Moscow accuses Kyiv of trying to create a 'man-made catastrophe' at Zaporizhzhia site as Kyiv says Russia 'putting world at risk'; IAEA warns both are 'playing with fire'

Report cites documents by Ukrainian experts who studied downed Iranian UAVs and concluded 75% of components are US-made, despite vigorous sanctions regime

US pledges support for investigation after Poland says 'Russian-made' projectile killed 2 near Ukraine's border, raising fears Western alliance could be drawn into war

Locals resort to relying on Dnipro's yellowish water for cleaning, as power infrastructure also damaged by fleeing pro-Moscow forces

Russians were more systematic, with 'vast majority' of those who were held captive telling monitors of abuse including beatings, humiliations, electric shocks and mock executions

Political writer Tal Schneider discusses what's holding up coalition talks and diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman looks at the Kremlin's welcome of Netanyahu and a UN hubbub

British graffiti artist creates image of athlete performing handstand amid ruins of demolished structure in Borodyanka; other paintings in country also attributed to elusive artist

Regional state administration says everything being done to restore normal life, but curfew ordered as security forces work on removing mines left by Russia's army

Leader talk of deepening joint efforts in 'political, trade and economic' fields

Russian-born Israeli Pavel Wolberg's new exhibit in Haifa of Russia's previous incursion foreshadows the 2022 war