Russia's Kyiv data center strike destroyed Datagroup's facility beyond repair as 16 ballistic missiles hit the capital in three overnight waves, with no warning before the first. How the data center war became official policy on both sides.

Russia attacks western Ukraine with one of the largest energy barrages of the war: 647 drones in 24 hours, more than 15 grid facilities targeted, and a customs terminal burning in Kovel on the road to Poland.

The Ukraine Patriot missile shortage is no longer a warning. A source tells CNN the interceptors are gone, after a night when 39 missiles came and 4 were stopped. Inside the empty shield, the 850 drone week, and what Brussels can and cannot replace.

Overnight on October 14, Russia put 39 ballistic missiles and 128 drones into Ukraine's grid: 10 killed, 600,000 without power, no early warning from partners, and new Ukraine Starlink restrictions capping moving terminals at 100 mph.

Energy ceasefire violations piled up within 48 hours of Trump's announcement: six Ukrainian energy facilities hit in one day, ballistic missiles on Kyiv before the sirens, Banderol missiles on Kharkiv, and Lavrov rejecting any respite.

Trump announced a Ukraine energy ceasefire that Kyiv learned about from the news. Behind it: eight hours in Miami where US envoys reportedly threatened to cut intelligence sharing, arms threats relayed to Europe, and a first night that already looked like a violation.

The Trump Russia diesel deal waives US sanctions on Russian diesel through April 2027, announced after a Putin call while Kyiv's negotiators sat in Miami. What the license says, what Kyiv lost, and what it does to the energy war.

The Kyiv blackout of October 8 put more than 3 million people in the dark, halted the metro and dropped water pressure across four districts. The same week, Moscow signaled it will consider the US energy ceasefire, for a price: sanctions relief. What the capital's darkest night since January says about the truce talks.

The Kramatorsk bus stop attack killed at least 33 people on October 8, the deadliest glide bomb strike of the year. What the UMPB D-30SN is, why nothing in the fortress belt stops it, and where the Donetsk front goes from here.

Russia billed its October 7 mass attack as a Flamingo missile production strike, naming six plants from a Kyiv ammunition facility to a cardboard mill in Obukhiv. The weapons that got through killed at least 20 people, most under one apartment block in Pryluky, on Putin's 74th birthday.

Ukrainian intelligence says it has seen documents in which Putin orders broader strikes on civilian targets before winter. Inside Putin's new strike doctrine: a week of 1,900 drones, four days of bridge hits, a nuclear plant losing its lifelines, and Zelensky's promise to answer on Russian refineries.

Kyiv bridge strikes, day by day: Russia hit the Southern Bridge four times in two days and the Northern Bridge on Saturday, the first deliberate attacks on the capital's Dnipro crossings of the war. What Moscow is actually trying to break, and how five of its weapons ended up exploding in Moldova.

Zelensky confirmed the first combat use of the FP-7 ballistic missile on Thursday, October 1, with a night launch video and no word on the target. What Fire Point built, what 200 kilometers at 1,500 meters per second buys Ukraine, and why the price tag matters more than the range.

Ten Zircon and Oniks missiles, six Iskanders and 188 drones hit Ukraine overnight on September 30 in the first mass strike on the power grid since spring. Inside the Zircon missile attack on Kyiv, the jet drone math, and what it means for the war's fifth winter.

Putin's army expansion hit its fourth decree of the year while Reuters surfaced a 27 percent rise in Russia's 2027 war budget and Zelensky warned that 10,000 more North Korean troops are preparing to deploy. What the three documents say about how long Moscow plans to fight.

Operation Vivaldi phase three is complete: Ukraine's 3rd Army Corps says 51 square kilometers retaken near Lyman, Nove, Ridkodub and Katerynivka liberated, around 2,000 Russian losses and more than 250 prisoners, all set up by a deception that pointed Russia at the wrong axis.

Russia says it intercepted 592 drones in one night. The Perm refinery drone strike still reached 1,500 kilometers out, set a 13 million ton Urals refinery burning, and hit the Almaz-Antey plant that feeds the Kh-59 and the Pantsir.

The Ukraine US drone deal is written and waiting for a signature. CBS News reveals Ukrainian interceptors and pilots quietly defended American bases in the Iran war, and the Pentagon wants 200,000 drones by 2027.

Zelensky offered Trump an energy ceasefire at the UN: Ukraine stops hitting refineries if Russia stops hitting the grid. The same morning, Kyiv's gas stations burned and Ukrainian drones lit up two more Russian refineries. What the offer really is, and why it has failed before.

The Duma election results hand United Russia a record 355 seats in Russia's first wartime vote, while the AfD wins Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Merz's CDU crashes out of a state parliament. What one Sunday of counting means for the war.