Russian strikes black out Dnipro a day after station attack killed 14

Russian strikes caused major power outages in Dnipro, CNBC reports. Its headline says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of more missile attacks. The outage follows a Russian drone strike on the city's main railway station that killed at least 14 people.

Ukraine also hit back. CNBC reports a Ukrainian drone attack started a fire at a Russian oil refinery. Al Jazeera says Russian authorities claim they intercepted more than 1,000 Ukrainian drones over several regions overnight.

The station attack happened on Thursday, according to France 24. Al Jazeera and CBS News put the death toll at at least 14. Earlier reports from France 24 and BBC News said at least 13. CBS says the drone hit two trains. Deutsche Welle describes a jet-powered drone that struck a crowded platform where passengers were waiting to board.

BBC News cites Dnipro regional head Oleksandr Hanzha, who said at least 10 others were wounded, including an 11-year-old boy.

Zelensky called the attack "horrific." France 24 reports he said it demands a response from Ukraine's allies and urged them not to ease sanctions on Moscow.

CBS's headline says Russian strikes killed 16 people across Ukraine. It also mentions a local truce credited to Melania Trump. The excerpt gives no detail on either.