Ukrainian supporters have painted President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a hero for how he has handled Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He remained in Ukraine and intends on defending his country.
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized cooperation and friendship to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in a message between the two countries, North Korean state media reported Saturday.
Photos and videos of Ukraine's capital on Friday evening and Saturday morning show an ongoing effort by Russian military forces to edge toward Kyiv and take control of the city while its residents stand ready to defend their democracy.
A high-rise apartment building near the airport in Kyiv was hit by a missile overnight as Russian troops stormed the city, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine said Saturday morning.
A news host in Ireland grilled Russia's ambassador to Ireland during a TV interview, at one point referring to him as an "apologist for slaughter" and pushing back against claims that it was "not [Russia's] choice" to start a war against Ukraine.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has ensnared civilians in a desperate battle for freedom as Western allies have pledged to stiffen sanctions against Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy posted a video to social media on Saturday morning showing himself walking around the streets of Kyiv after a night of artillery fire in different parts of the city, telling the nation "I'm here."
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy posted a video to social media Friday showing him standing alongside other government officials who vowed to defend the country from Russian aggression.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday hailed the 13 Ukrainian border guards who were killed after refusing to surrender to a Russian warship, telling the Russians to "go f--- yourself."
Ukraine recently prohibited males age 18 to 60 from leaving the country as it deals with Russia’s invasion but has not yet enacted a military draft. Yet thousands of men have been rushing to enlist to help defend their homeland, according to a report.
A Russian official on Friday issued a warning to Finland and Sweden should both nations intend to join NATO, saying such moves would have “serious military-political repercussions.”