Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday described the billions in further funds approved by the European Union as a "great victory" for his country, even though allied leaders in Europe failed to agree on using frozen Russian assets to help Kiev. The approval of the funds in the early hours of Friday was positive news for the Ukrainian people and at the same time a signal to Russia that a continuation of the war is not worthwhile, Zelensky said in Warsaw after meeting Polish President K

Bannerman stepped back from Katseye in February, sharing that she's doing well while the group moves forward with scheduled appearances.

According to the Israel Police and the IDF, no injuries or casualties were reported in the military base hit, while additional falls were reported across central Israel. Missile fragments hit a parking lot near the Kirya military base in Tel Aviv, which serves as the IDF's headquarters, after Iran launched multiple rounds of cluster munitions at central Israel on Saturday.