A Russian airstrike on a hardware store in Kharkiv, Ukraine, resulted in at least 16 deaths, 43 injuries, and 16 missing individuals.

Russia initially claimed the target was a military site, but surveillance footage released by Ukrainian authorities showed civilians shopping moments before the attack.

President Zelensky condemned the attack as 'Russian madness' and called for air defense systems as other cities in Ukraine were also targeted.

French President Macron condemned the strike, expressing solidarity with the Ukrainian people.

The G7 discussed using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, while the US reiterated support for Ukraine without deploying troops.

Reports indicated extensive Russian property holdings in London, amid concerns over ammunition shortages as Russia produces artillery shells faster and cheaper than Ukraine's allies.

The Ukrainian air force is conducting efforts to locate missing individuals.

President Zelensky warned of a new Russian troop concentration at the border.

Calls for a peace summit have been made amid growing international support for Ukraine.