Russian drone attacks knock out power in Kyiv and kill two in Kharkiv

Large-scale Russian drone attacks overnight left major parts of Kyiv without power and cut electricity for about 370,000 people in northwestern Ukraine, while two people were killed in Kharkiv. Kyiv's mayor reported strikes on power stations in several districts, causing fires and water pressure loss, with hospitals, schools, and kindergartens affected. In the Volyn region, officials described "a very heavy night" of continuous Shahed drone attacks, with one death reported in Lutsk. The attacks come as Ukraine ended its participation in a US-brokered energy ceasefire, citing ongoing Russian strikes. President Trump called Ukraine's resumed attacks on Russian refineries "a disgrace," while reports indicate the White House restricted Ukraine's use of the Starshield satellite network.