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Thanks for joining us, we'll be back soon with the latest updates from the war in Ukraine.

Before then, here's a rundown of what's happened over the last 24 hours...

• Russia launched its fourth-largest barrage of drones and missiles at Ukraine overnight, with Kyiv heavily targeted;
• Officials said 19 people were killed in the capital, with one further death reported in Odesa;
• Volodymyr ZelenAG百家乐在线官网y said the attacks amounted to "pure terrorism";
• Ukraine's foreign minister said the strikes were intentionally timed for the beginning of the G7 leaders' summit in Canada;
• At that summit, Canada's Mark Carney offered 2bn Canadian dollars (拢1.08bn) in new military support to Ukraine;
• Elsewhere, the UK announced a raft of new sanctions against Russia, targeting individuals as well as companies and ships;
• While the head of Russia's security council met with Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang.

By James Matthews, US correspondent

With the smoke clearing on Trump's G7 departure, we're seeing consequences beyond the immediate priority in the Middle East.

Before that conflict blew up, Ukraine was slated as the big ticket item here. A set-piece show of unity to advance the Ukrainian cause, with its President Volodymyr ZelenAG百家乐在线官网y feted as a special guest, celebrated and supported.

That was before a Russian-friendly US president took an early plane out, the same president who has fragmented an alliance against Moscow's aggression.

This G7 summit was an opportunity for the world's big economies to coalesce around a unified strategy to increase pressure on Russia - without its biggest economy, unity and strategy are undermined. It's entirely in keeping with Donald Trump's input since he took power.

We do expect an announcement on new sanctions against Russia - European countries have wanted to lower the price cap on Russian oil, which would be a measure to shrink Putin's war chest.

Trump gave it a body swerve when he left the gathering, but not before he placed his cards on the table.

"Let's see them do it first," referring to European countries. "When I sanction a country, it costs the US a lot of money. You're talking about billions and billions of dollars."

It's not all he had to say on Russia. In a press Q&A upon arrival, he bemoaned the absence of Russia, Moscow having been expelled from the G8 in 2014 following its annexation of Crimea. 

It wasn't what this gathering wanted to see or hear - Trump, the guest who brought the lead balloon to the party.

It was an uneasy juxtaposition as the Canadian host Mark Carney welcomed Volodymyr ZelenAG百家乐在线官网y to the summit and spoke of the importance of using "maximum pressure"
against Russia. It's a 'maximum' minimised by Trump's absence.

Had Donald Trump stuck around, of course, it might have got ugly. 

On day one, he already looked uneasy in the company of political counterparts he has antagonised from a distance. 

His early exit spared him the spectacle of a showdown over Ukraine, even if that's something G7 members might have welcomed as an opportunity long overdue.

Maybe Trump saw it coming. Maybe it led to his going. 

Mark Carney says his country will provide an additional 2bn Canadian dollars (拢1.08bn) in new military support to Ukraine.

Ottawa will also commit another $2.3bn (拢1.25bn) in the form of loans to Ukraine, Carney added.

Canada's prime minister welcomed Volodymyr ZelenAG百家乐在线官网y to the G7 leaders' summit in Kananaskis a short while ago.

Israel is hesitant to accept Russia's mediation in its war with Iran, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov says.

"At the moment, we see reluctance 鈥� at least on Israel's part 鈥� to resort to mediation or pursue a peaceful resolution," Russian state news agency TASS reported Peskov as saying.

Donald Trump said on Sunday that he was open to the idea of Vladimir Putin mediating between Iran and Israel.

"He is ready. He called me about it. We had a long talk about it. We talked about this more than his situation (war against Ukraine)," Trump said, according to ABC reporter Rachel Scott.

Putin held calls with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when Iran and Israel began trading strikes last Friday.

The Russian president offered condolences to Pezeshkian for the "numerous civilian casualties" and condemned Israel's actions as violations of the UN Charter. He later proposed that Russia could serve as a neutral mediator.

Israel has not commented publicly on the Kremlin's offer, but Peskov's statement implies Tel Aviv's rejection. France has also dismissed the idea, with Emmanuel Macron saying on Sunday that Moscow "cannot be a mediator."

The various heads of Kyiv's districts have met to plan new approaches in their responses to Russian attacks.

Moscow's overnight drone and missile attack on the capital killed 19 people, with Volodymyr ZelenAG百家乐在线官网y labelling the scenes as "horrific" and "pure terrorism".

"We must realise that such situations during a war with such a vile enemy are inevitable," Tymur Tkachenko, head of Kyiv's military administration, shared on Telegram. 

"Therefore, we are obliged to implement new approaches to our response."

Tkachenko says each district of Kyiv "must be ready to act instantly" by providing assistance, allocating resources to affected districts and eliminating the consequences of bombing.

"Each district head is personally involved in the process," he adds.

"During attacks, it is important to prevent leaks and accidents. This is part of safety measures."

Volodymyr ZelenAG百家乐在线官网y is about to arrive at the G7 leaders' summit in Kananaskis.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will welcome the Ukrainian president to the summit.

You can watch live at the top of the page.

The European Commission has proposed the EU bans all Russian gas and liquefied natural gas imports by the end of 2027, with a ban on short-term contracts starting next year. 

Imports under short-term Russian gas deals would start being banned from January 1 2026, before imports under existing long-term Russian contracts would be banned from January 1 2028.

If approved, the move would effectively end the EU's use of Russian gas within two years.

Two UK residents are among those being sanctioned by the British government for allegedly funnelling more than $120m (拢88m) of electronics to Russia.

Vladimir Pristoupa and Olech Tkacz are accused of operating a "shadowy network of shell companies" in the UK that supply Russia with high-tech electronics, which are "crucial" to Putin's war effort.

The UK has also targeted Russia's secretive military agency in charge of deep-sea research. The government says such actions will protect the UK from attacks on subsea infrastructure.

In total, four individuals, six entities and 20 ships have been sanctioned, targeting Russia鈥檚 financial, military and energy sectors.

"We know that our sanctions are hitting hard," Sir Keir Starmer said. "So while Putin shows total disregard for peace, we will not hesitate to keep tightening the screws."

Scroll through the maps below to view different parts of the battlefield, including the situation in key regions such as Luhansk, Donetsk, Kursk and Belgorod.

The head of Russia's security council has met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for the second time in less than two weeks.

Sergei Shoigu previously visited Pyongyang and met Kim for talks on 21 March and 4 June this year.

The two agreed that North Korea will send 1,000 deminers and 5,000 military construction workers to Russia's Kursk region to help rebuild it after Ukraine's incursion there, Shoigu said in remarks reported by Russian state media.

Shoigu also "expressed hope" that flights between Russia and North Korea will resume for the first time in 30 years.

For context: Last year, Russia and North Korea signed a strategic partnership treaty, including a mutual defence pact.

Pyongyang has since sent thousands of soldiers to help Russia expel Ukrainian troops from its western Kursk region. 

North Korea has also been accused of sending missiles, anti-tank rockets and ammunition to Russia for use in its war against Ukraine. Both Moscow and Pyongyang have denied weapons transfers.