Kyiv has begun a new campaign to bring the war home to Russia. After months of escalating attacks on oil depots and refineries, it has abruptly shifted targets, turning its sights to warehouses and depots belonging to Wildberries, a Russian retail giant often described as the country’s equivalent of Amazon ⤵️

Kyiv experienced another attack yesterday, resulting in at least a dozen deaths and countless injured. These nighttime attacks while civilians sleep are truly barbaric. #AmericasMayorLive#

Kyivstar has signed an MoU with Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy to advance digital infrastructure and explore building a sovereign, AI-ready data center in the country. ​New, sovereign data center capacity in Ukraine would mean more secure, in-country data processing, faster AI-powered services, and new opportunities for innovation across key sectors - from public services to industry. It will also strengthen resilience, support Ukraine’s technological independence, and enable scalable AI adoption that benefits both businesses and society. This cooperation marks another step in delivering our AI1440 strategy - bringing practical, everyday AI to the markets we serve. By supporting sovereign AI infrastructure in Ukraine, we’re helping ensure digital growth is resilient, locally anchored, and creates lasting value for people and the economy. 🔗 Read more at $VEON $KYIV @TwiyKyivstar

Kyiv is under a massive ballistic missile attack again, with cruise missiles expected in an hour or less. Reports of fire and damaged apartment buildings in the city center. This time, I'm going to a safer place.

Kyiv death toll rises to 16 Rescuers have pulled 16 bodies from the rubble of the collapsed residential building, including two children. 44 people were injured. Search and rescue operations are ongoing. Zelensky stated that Russia struck a residential building in Kyiv with a Kh-101 missile produced in 2026. According to him, this proves that Russia continues to import components for missiles, bypassing Western sanctions.

Today Kyivstar CEO Oleksandr Komarov took part in a workshop on Ukraine’s digital economy at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026, highlighting the country’s resilience, innovation, and long-term growth. Digital transformation is not a by-product of recovery. It is one of the engines driving recovery, creating a more modern, competitive economy. Today, Kyivstar’s evolution from telecom operator into digital ecosystem is providing the foundations for home-grown innovation like @uklon and Helsi to scale and thrive - leading from the front across industries like healthcare, mobility and delivery. During the workshop, Oleksandr outlined VEON’s belief that continued investment into digital infrastructure in Ukraine is the key to unlocking further transformation - where sovereign AI services, data centers, cloud services, and resilient networks are treated as critical infrastructure for recovery. @TwiyKyivstar

Ukraine’s capital Kyiv came under attack by Russian ballistic missiles, the country’s air force said, on the eve of a critical NATO summit in Turkey that US President Donald Trump plans to attend.