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Ukrainian helicopters were accused of bombing a fuel depot in Russia. If true, it would be first time the war has spilled outside of Ukraine’s borders.
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The invasion of Ukraine has spawned a deluge of online content that has helped counter Russian disinformation and changed how we understand war.
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U.S. officials scrambled to make clear that despite President Biden’s off-the-cuff condemnation of Russian President Vladimir Putin, regime change in Moscow is not on Washington’s agenda.
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Ukrainian officials also accused Russia of bombing an art school where hundreds had taken shelter in the besieged city of Mariupol.
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President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are expected to speak Friday about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
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Ukrainian authorities say they identified the routes for civilians’ safe passage in a deal with Moscow. Previous cease-fires also have mostly failed.
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A cease-fire in two southern Ukrainian cities meant to allow civilians to evacuate fell apart amid new Russian shelling, officials say.
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Life for LGBTQ people in Ukraine had been improving, while Russian President Vladimir Putin has systematically attacked gay and transgender people.
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As Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, braces for a full Russian onslaught, an airstrike hits a central square in Kharkiv, the second-largest city.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s social media savvy has helped give Ukraine a fighting chance against the Kremlin’s massive army and disinformation juggernaut.
