Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is growing frustrated with the lack of international action and has started seeking his own supporters following Russia's invasion.
Russian President Vladimir Putin had a long career as an intelligence officer in the former Soviet Union’s KGB – the former Communist spy agency – and likely took great efforts to plan his invasion of Ukraine before sending thousands of troops into the country earlier this week.
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy called for Russia to lose its voting power as a member of the UN. He said he is ready to talk with Russia but rejected negotiations in Belarus.
The 13 Ukrainian troops on Zmiiniy Island, or "Snake" Island, might still be alive after defying a Russian warship last week – after they were previously believed to have been killed, the Ukrainian government said.
Ukraine gained its own Tiananmen Square-style "Tank Man" on Saturday when a defiant Ukrainian appeared to confront a Russian military convoy in the northeastern town of Bakhmach.
Putin is "furious" and "fuming" according to a European Union official who says he has reviewed a Ukrainian intelligence report. Putin is accompanied in the Urals by Russian oligarchs.
A suspected Russian missile strike exploded at a civilian oil depot outside Kyiv early on Sunday morning local time, Ukrainian officials said, near the start of the fourth day of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of the country.
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth day, besieged citizens are uniting around shared fears, faith in their democracy and defiance of the autocrat next door.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, former Miss Ukraine Anastasia Lenna and scores of other citizens are taking up arms to defend their homeland against the Russian invasion.
A Ukrainian mother pleaded with Biden and other NATO nations from a bomb shelter with her children to get involved with Russia and Putin using "force".
Parents of Russian conscripts are seeking answers after they have lost communication with loved ones and family members. They are looking to Kremlin officials to understand where they might be.
Anti-war protests broke out in several big cities throughout the world, including Tokyo, London, Rome and Taipei, as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine.