Overview
- Ukrainian officials said Russia launched more than 200 attack drones after the 72-hour ceasefire expired early Tuesday.
- Ukraine’s air force reported 216 drones launched and 192 downed or neutralised during the overnight assault.
- Regional authorities said strikes killed one person and injured at least four in Dnipropetrovsk, with damage reported to energy sites, homes, a kindergarten and rail transport in several regions including Kyiv.
- Russia’s defence ministry said its forces shot down 27 Ukrainian drones over the Belgorod, Voronezh and Rostov regions after the pause ended.
- The Victory Day pause was announced by US President Donald Trump and saw reduced fire but duelling violation claims, and Kyiv said it sought an extension before the renewed attacks.