The Washington Post

Here is the latest from Ukraine: - Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned his country to brace for more Russian airstrikes, as it reels from a barrage that has left civilian infrastructure in poor shape as winter approaches. - Russia postponed nuclear treaty talks with the United States that were set to start Tuesday in Cairo, the State Department said on Monday. - European diplomats will try to move forward with U.S.-backed plans to cap the price of Russian oil in a Monday meeting in Brussels, after talks last week stalled over what the price cap level should be. - The electricity situation is “under control” across most of Ukraine, with only scheduled stabilization blackouts in effect, Zelensky said, after energy workers rallied to repair the damage from airstrikes on infrastructure last week. - A large, high-level delegation of foreign ministers of Baltic and Nordic nations visited Kyiv on Monday to discuss support for Ukraine. More live updates here.