Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes

Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults of the war on Ukraine in over four years, targeting Kyiv and multiple other cities with dozens of missiles and hundreds of drones. Despite Ukraine’s air defenses intercepting most attacks, at least 18 people were killed and widespread civilian infrastructure damaged. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky renewed urgent calls for U.S.-supplied Patriot missiles, warning the attacks will continue without them. Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced intense scrutiny in Congress over the controversial military operation in Iran, Operation Epic Fury, which reportedly crippled Iran’s defense industry. While Rubio claims negotiations are ongoing and some nuclear talks may resume, Iran has reportedly suspended peace talks. In Canada, Federal Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc heads to Washington amid escalating trade tensions, with the U.S. maintaining tariffs on Canadian goods and the Trump administration doubling down with aggressive rhetoric, including calling Canada a '51st state.' At the same time, Shopify is under fire for hosting Kenneth Law, a man who pleaded guilty to aiding 93 suicides by selling lethal poison kits online—resulting in nearly $150,000 in sales through the platform. Legal experts question whether tech giants like Shopify can be held criminally liable.