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Putin is alleged to have threatened infrastructure destruction to force concessions from Kyiv. The FT original could not be verified; Zelenskyy’s warning and reports of an attack are available in public sources.
Reports of snow emerged on the evening of November 6. Forecasters expect light snow overnight and patches of ice in Kyiv and the surrounding region on November 7.
Water returned to Kyiv’s left bank after emergency power outages, but pressure remained low on the right bank, the utility said.
Ukraine launched over 1,000 drones at St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region overnight on October 18 — the largest drone operation of the war. An oil terminal, a fuel depot, an Ozon logistics hub, and a VK data center were hit; one person was killed and five wounded. The strike came as Trump accused Zelensky of sabotaging peace and the “energy ceasefire” collapsed.
Russia launched more than 850 attack drones against Ukraine between the morning of October 14 and 09:00 on October 15, 2026 — the largest drone attack of the full-scale war. Kirovohrad region, hit by nearly 360 drones over ten hours, lost three people in Kropyvnytskyi. The assault followed the US-proclaimed “energy truce” and SpaceX speed restrictions on Starlink for Ukrainian forces.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Kyiv unannounced on October 4, 2026, with a €1.3 billion aid package as a Russian drone struck the Northern Bridge, wounding two. Ukraine and Germany also signed 15 agreements worth over €8.5 billion — but questions remain about whether the military aid is genuinely new money.
Overnight into September 30, Russia launched 188 attack drones and ballistic missiles at Ukraine, killing at least five people and damaging the Trypilska thermal power plant. The same day, NATO confirmed it had responded to a Russian warning that Moscow would use "its entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons," if the alliance tried to blockade Kaliningrad.
