Russia's war on Ukraine latest news: Putin seeks proposals from top military commanders

* Air raid sirens wailed across Ukraine, including in Kyiv, local officials said, a day after Russia carried out a massive missile strike on critical infrastructure. * A 36-year-old man was killed inside his car after Russian forces shelled the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson on Saturday, the regional governor said.

President Vladimir Putin has sought proposals from his armed forces commanders on how they think Russia's military campaign in Ukraine should proceed, during a visit to the operation's headquarters, the Kremlin said. CONFLICT

* Basic services were being restored in Ukraine's capital Kyiv on Saturday following the latest wave of Russian air strikes on critical infrastructure, as residents navigated a city gripped by fog and girded for a holiday season marked by uncertainTy. * Air raid sirens wailed across Ukraine, including in Kyiv, local officials said, a day after Russia carried out a massive missile strike on critical infrastructure.

* A 36-year-old man was killed inside his car after Russian forces shelled the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson on Saturday, the regional governor said. * Russia fired more than 70 missiles at Ukraine on Friday in one of its biggest attacks since the start of the war, knocking out power in the second biggest city and forcing Kyiv to bring in emergency blackouts nationwide, Ukrainian officials said.

* Russia's defence ministry said its "high-precision" weapons hit parts of Ukraine's military-industrial complex and energy and military administrative facilities on Friday. * Moscow says its attacks are aimed at disabling Ukraine's military. Ukrainians call them a war crime.

* Reuters was not able to independently verify battlefield reports. ZAPORIZHZHIA NUCLEAR PLANT

* A shield is being set up over a storage site for spent nuclear waste at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine to protect it from shelling and drones, a Russian-installed official said. DIPLOMACY/ECONOMY/AID

* The latest round of European Union sanctions against Russia over Ukraine will just exacerbate problems within the bloc, a spokeswoman for Russian Foreign Ministry said. * Insurers may refuse to cover planes flying to Ukraine or ships sailing through the Black Sea as reinsurers - who insure the insurers - propose excluding the region from policies from next month, four industry sources said. (Compiled by Michael Perry and Frances Kerry)