In the early hours of a Tuesday that had briefly promised something like quiet, Russia shattered a three-day ceasefire with missile strikes on Kyiv and its neighboring cities, closing a diplomatic window that US envoys had worked to open. The pause had been a calculated breath — not peace, but the possibility of it — and its end confirmed what Ukrainian President Zelenskyy had already feared: the war would press on through winter. Meanwhile, inside Ukraine's own institutions, a parallel unraveling continued, as the country's Prosecutor General resigned under the shadow of a corruption probe, r
Russia ends ceasefire as explosions strike Kyiv; Ukraine's prosecutor general resigns
Explosions caused fires in residential areas; residents urged to seek shelter, though specific casualty figures not reported.