The Kyiv death toll from yesterday's Russian assault climbed steadily throughout the morning, reaching 28 as rescue operations in Solomyansky district concluded after 39 hours. Workers extracted bodies from the destroyed nine-story apartment building entrance, with an American citizen confirmed among the casualties.
Parliament passed dual citizenship legislation by midday, allowing Ukrainians to hold multiple passports for the first time. The measure fulfills one of Zelensky's campaign promises as the war enters its fourth year.
The G7 summit tensions continued from yesterday, with initial reports that the US blocked joint statements on Ukraine, though leaders later agreed on a communique. Ukrainian officials accused Russia of timing the Kyiv strikes to coincide with the summit.
Evening brought renewed focus on the Middle East escalation, with reports that a seven-year-old girl from Odesa died with her family during Iran's retaliation against Israel. Trump approved military action plans against Iran but delayed implementation.