The Latest Breaking News from Melitopol

Ukraine attacked occupied Melitopol in the country's southeast on Saturday evening, the Russian-installed and exiled Ukrainian authorities of the strategically located city said. The pro-Moscow authorities said a missile attack killed two people and wounded 10, while the exiled mayor said scores of "invaders" were killed. Reuters could not independently…

Russia and Ukraine confirmed missiles touched down in Melitopol, which is situated inside the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic - a region Vladimir Putin claimed as Russian territory in September

Ukraine’s largest private power producer, DTEK, said there were blackouts in and around the capital Kyiv, the southern region of Odesa and central Dnipro

Russian barracks hit in strategically important city and German chancellor Olaf Scholz says Vladimir Putin is determined to conquer parts of Ukraine

Repairs in Odesa could take as long as three months, leaving much of the region without heat or electricity in the cold winter temperatures, the energy authority said Sunday. Attacks from Russian "kamikaze drones" that began Friday caused massive power outages in Ukraine, leaving at least 1.5 million people without…

Many members of Vladimir Putin’s private Wagner military ground have been killed in a Ukrainian strike, officials said on Sunday, adding that the injured forces will not be able to access sufficient medical care to survive the attack.

Ukraine attacked occupied Melitopol in the country's southeast on Saturday evening, the Russian-installed and exiled Ukrainian authorities of the strategically located city said.

Moscow-installed authorities in Ukraine’s occupied southern region of Kherson are urging local residents to evacuate to Russia

Five blasts were heard in the city of Kherson early on Wednesday, Russian media reported, adding that according to unofficial information air defence systems were launched.

Ukrainians in the Russian-occupied city of Melitopol fear they will be called up by Moscow following a referendum on joining Russia in which some residents were forced to vote at gunpoint, its exiled mayor said on Monday.

Ukrainians are fleeing from Russian-held areas to avoid the sham referendums, which could pave the way for annexation. "It was all staged," said one Ukrainian. "How can you vote when they have guns?"