Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Louise Skiavone.

In Los Angeles, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement opened multiple raids throughout the city Friday, sparking anger and protest.

Steve Futterman reports from another action by ICE taking place today.

This latest action is taking place at another Home Depot around 15 miles from downtown Los Angeles.

Now, you may recall a Home Depot was one of the targets on Friday.

Often at these Home Depot, there are day laborers looking for work,

and this seems to be perhaps the target of the ICE officers.

We have heard flashbangs.

There is tear gas or pepper spray or some irritant in the air,

which I have tried to avoid breathing in.

But this is clearly another action by ice.

There are protesters here who are very much upset that this is taking place. For NPR news, I'm Steve

Futterman in Paramount, California. Russia struck Ukraine's second largest city this weekend,

Harkiv, in what the city's mayor says was the largest attack since the full-scale invasion

began. At least three people were killed, NPR's Joanna Kisis has more.

The attack on Harkeve comes a night after Russia launched a wide-ranging aerial assault, targeting

nearly all of Ukraine. Harcive is in northeastern Ukraine about 20 miles from the Russian border.

Overnight on Saturday, the city was rocked by at least 40 explosions,

said Mayor Ehor Tettahov, writing on telegram. He called it the most powerful attack since the

full-scale invasion and said Russia used missiles, drones, and guided aerial bombs. Seasfire talks

between Russia and Ukraine have made little progress. Russia has increased

attacks on Ukrainian cities, often hitting civilians, while Ukraine has destroyed bomber planes

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