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In an urgent security alert issued on Saturday, the US Embassy named the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve as the specific target of the planned attack, advising all American nationals in the Russian capital to avoid the site and stay clear of large crowds.

The museum was established in 1775 and after a restoration in the 1980s has remained a popular tourist destination in the city.

Ukrainian arms manufacturer Fire Point has found ways to carry out ​long-range strikes in Russia and occupied areas of Ukraine without relying on SpaceX satellite services, its chief executive told Reuters.

CEO Iryna Terekh also ‌said a new tactical ballistic missile developed by Fire Point could help boost the protection of Ukrainian cities, which have been pounded by Russian forces as Ukraine’s air defences run low.

Ukraine’s military relies heavily on Elon Musk’s SpaceX for satellite communications over its territory and Kyiv has asked the company to extend coverage over Russia.

But for 10 days this month, Ukraine faced speed limits on ​its use of SpaceX services, which hampered drone defences and mid-strike missions.

Terekh, 34, said the company had found workarounds that allowed it to finish ​strike missions without using a satellite link.

“We have built with this in mind. Fire Point systems are designed to finish a ⁠mission without a satellite link,” she said, discussing the recent SpaceX restrictions.

“Navigation that works without any external signal is a priority.”

Residents of the Russian-held town of Oleshky in southern Ukraine began evacuating on Friday as part of a joint relief operation by the two sides, the first of its kind in four years and eight months of war.

Many questions have been asked about the humanitarian operation and its wider significance under a deal that US first lady Melania ​Trump was involved in brokering, with the additional involvement of Pope Leo.

WHAT DO RUSSIA AND UKRAINE WANT FROM THE OPERATION?

Besides the safe evacuation of many of Oleshky’s ‌residents, Moscow and Kyiv are trying to use the operation to show US President Donald Trump they are serious about his efforts to secure an overall peace settlement.

Neither side wants to be blamed by Trump for something going wrong in Oleshky, an event that could burnish his self-professed credentials as a peacemaker before US midterm legislative elections.

Russian investigators have opened a criminal case on terrorism charges over a Ukrainian attack on an industrial facility and civilian infrastructure in the Nizhny Novgorod region, state news agency TASS said.

Earlier, the region’s governor said ⁠the unnamed facility had sustained significant damage after a large-scale drone attack.

The region is home to the NORSI oil refinery, one of Russia’s largest.

The next round of talks to find a settlement for `the conflict in Ukraine should initially be held in a trilateral format with Russia, Ukraine and the United States, Interfax news agency quoted a Kremlin aide as saying on Sunday.

Asked if Russia ‌believed any European ‌countries should be involved in negotiations, ⁠Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said: “We have working contacts with the Americans. Therefore, it is logical, of course, that ‌at least ​the first ‌rounds of negotiations ⁠should be held ⁠in a trilateral format.”

He also said that Russian president Vladimir Putin would take a call from Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, because he has never refused talks.

“I think he ⁠would answer, of course. Putin has never refused talks,” Interfax quoted ‌Ushakov as ⁠saying.

Hundreds of thousands of households in Ukraine were left without power on Sunday after Russia hit power infrastructure in four Ukrainian regions overnight, president Volodymyr Zelensky said on Telegram.

“The ‌intensity of the ⁠strikes is very high, and the Russians are seeking to maximally ‌exploit the ​deficit ‌of ⁠ballistic missile interceptors,” ⁠Zelenskiy said.

Volodymyr Zelensky said around 120 representatives of the clergy were killed by the Russians and around 800 religious sites were destroyed or damaged by Moscow in their ongoing war in Ukraine.

“On purpose, not accidentally, in deliberate attacks on these people, on our churches, and on other religious institutions,” he said in a post on X.

“Around 800 religious sites were destroyed or damaged. Some of them were one thousand years old, subjected to massive drone and missile attacks – both cruise and ballistic.

“It’s awful and crazy. And this is not about money. This is about our heritage, history, art, and architecture. You can’t just renovate them. It is very painful for all of us, and of course for our clergy in the first place.”

A major Russian oil refinery in Kstovo in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast was reportedly targeted in an overnight drone attack, according to the Kyiv Independent.

Authorities in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod region are taking all necessary measures to ensure fuel remains available at petrol stations following a “massive” drone attack that damaged an industrial ‌facility in ​the ‌region.

Russian investigators opened a criminal case on terrorism charges over a suspected Ukrainian attack on the industrial facility and civilian infrastructure in the Nizhny Novgorod region, governor Gleb Nikitin said.

In a post on Telegram, Nikitin said the “massive” unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attack resulted in “significant damage” to the facility.

Authorities in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod region are taking all necessary measures to ensure fuel remains available at petrol stations, news agency TASS reported Sunday.

The ⁠actions follow a drone attack that damaged an industrial ‌facility in ​the ‌region.

Ukraine reportedly struck a major Russian oil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, with drones in an overnight attack.

The Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez refinery, one of Russia’s largest and located 800km from Ukraine’s border, caught fire after being struck by drones, according to local reports.