What does it take to tell the history of Ukraine to the world? For three days in Kyiv, 80 scholars, researchers, and other contributors gathered to work on that question, and to bring three years of collaborative research closer to publication.

Russia opened 17 polling stations in Transnistria despite Moldova’s protests, with more than 21,000 people reportedly voting by noon.

Two Russian aerial bombs attack Kramatorsk, with one hitting an evacuation point where evacuees and rescue workers were present; a preschool and homes were also damaged.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko urged residents to stay in shelters as air defence operated in the capital and a jet-powered UAV headed toward Kyiv.

France has identified power plants, railways and water systems as potential targets of Russian hybrid attacks as early as 2027.

Ukraine's General Staff has confirmed strikes on the Moscow Oil Refinery, a Buk-M3 air defence system and a Nebo-U radar station.

Russian attacks caused delays of up to nearly 14 hours on Ukrainian train routes, particularly to Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia, Ukrzaliznytsia says.

Russian developers have tested the upgraded Courier 2.0 ground robot fitted with NSVT and PKT machine guns for ground and anti-drone use.

Ukraine's 3rd Army Corps liberated Shandryholove and Derylove in Donetsk Oblast and gained full control of Drobysheve, commander says.

Luxembourg Airport suspended operations on Friday after unauthorised drones were spotted nearby; flights resumed Saturday morning.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has visited Iceland, where he discussed, among other things, Russia's intensified hybrid attacks against Europe and speeding up the signing of a Drone Deal with Reykjavik.

A child injured in a Russian strike on the Vyshhorod district has died in hospital, raising the Kyiv Oblast attack death toll to four.