That's it from our live coverage of the war in Ukraine for today.
We'll be back again with more updates, but here's a round up of a day that saw the death toll from the worst Russian strike in weeks rise to 18.
Another 78 were wounded when three missiles slammed into the northern city of Chernihiv, causing a building to collapse.
The strike redoubled Volodymyr Zelenskyy's calls for further air defence munitions, and forced that issue high up the agenda of a meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Italy.
It even seemed to spark some progress in Washington, where funding for Ukraine has been tangled up in political squabbles for more than 40 months.
Two arrested in Germany on Russian spy charges
Two men were arrested in Germany for allegedly plotting sabotage attacks, including on American military facilities, in an effort to undermine support for Ukraine, according toGerman prosecutors.
Authorities searched the homes and workplaces of the two suspects, both German-Russian nationals, who are accused of working for a foreign secret service.
Berlin's foreign ministry later summoned the Russian ambassador following the arrests.
Other key facts from the day include:
- Ukraine launches attack on Russian airfield in Crimea;
- Kremlin claims US aid won't help Ukraine;
- Russia claims Ukraine strike the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.