In the day's other headlines, Palestinian health officials say that an apparent Israeli

airstrike on a school-turned shelter in the southern Gaza city of Khan Yunus has killed at least 25

people.

Dozens more were wounded and rushed to this local hospital.

There was no immediate comment from Israel's military.

The latest strike comes as U.S. officials say they will reinstall a pier along the Gaza coast for a few days before

it's dismantled permanently.

The pier was first used to deliver much needed aid in May, but it's been plagued by bad weather and security concerns.

Ukraine is mourning it's dead from yesterday's Russian missile attacks across several cities

and cleaning up the wreckage left behind.

Flags in Kyiv flew at half mass today for the 42 people killed and nearly 200 injured.

The strike on a major children's hospital has sparked international outrage.

The Kremlin has denied responsibility blaming Ukrainian missiles instead.

But at an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council today, the U.S. Ambassador pointed the finger squarely at

Vladimir Putin. Yesterday's attack makes abundantly clear Putin is not

interested in peace. He's committed to wrecking death and destruction in pursuit of his war of aggression.

Meanwhile Indian Prime Minister Norengra Modi met with President Putin in Moscow today as the two countries seek closer ties, a relationship complicated by Russia's increasingly strong connection with China.

Modi even alluded to yesterday's Russian attack in Ukraine

telling Putin, quote, when we see innocent children dying,

then the heart pains.

Separately, a court in Moscow issued an arrest warrant today for the widow of Russia's late opposition leader Alexi Navallny.

The court accused Yulia Navalnya, who left Russia in 2021, of quote quote participating in an extremist community.

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