68 dead in Spain, Russia's night attack on Ukraine. This morning's takeaway: The Pentagon's inspector general has refused to investigate Starlink's disruptions in Ukraine, RFE/RL correspondent Alex Rapoglou writes. He told nine lawmakers that their problems should be addressed by the U.S. Air Force. In Spain, the death toll from a collision between two trains has risen to 68, local authorities reported. Rescuers continue to search for bodies. The cause of the accident is still unknown, a state of mourning was announced in Israel. At night, the Russian Federation attacked Ukraine with 112 drones, of which 40 were jets. Air defense neutralized 97 drones, the air force said. There are hits in seven places, falling debris in five.