Meg Kelly

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russian forces of capturing an aid convoy near battered Mariupol.

Russian efforts to seize Kyiv and topple Volodymyr Zelensky’s government have so far been frustrated by Ukrainian resistance.

A Washington Post analysis verified nine incidents where hospitals faced direct damage as a result of a reported Russian attack. Three of the facilities specifically served women or children.

Other Russian forces gathered strength six days into the invasion of Ukraine. A projectile appeared to hit near Kharkiv’s administration building, and a missile strike aimed at Kyiv’s TV Tower also hit the nearby Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial, killing five.

At daybreak, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky posted a video of himself, unshaven, on the capital’s streets — proof of his apparent commitment to remain in Kyiv

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry reported “saboteurs” just miles from Kyiv’s center, and the capital was jolted by predawn explosions.

Aid workers at the displacement camp in Tigray hit by the drone strike were adamant that the people killed and wounded were civilians fleeing the war rather than combatants in it.

Exclusive documents and imagery reveal how Myanmar’s military planned and executed a scorched-earth campaign, burning villages and shooting civilians, in restive Chin state.

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