A Russian analyst has claimed Ukraine has “crossed a red line” and risks an ongoing onslaught for months to come.
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Attacks raise pressure on allies to deliver advanced air defense systems.
Footage of a reporter ducking for cover as Russia’s missiles struck Kyiv has gone viral, as the world reacts to Vladimir Putin’s latest show of force.
Ukraine felt the full force of Putin’s wrath on Monday as missiles rained down on key targets across Kyiv - and one detail gave away that it was a revenge attack.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of attacking the bridge to Russian-annexed Crimea, saying that it was an "act of terrorism".
An adviser to Ukraine's President Zelensky, Mykhailo Podolyak, called the explosion a "beginning" - but did not directly claim Ukrainian responsibility.
The risk of a nuclear "Armageddon" is at its highest level since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, US President Joe Biden has said.
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has continued to agitate political pundits with his proposed solutions to the Ukraine conflict.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has doubled down on his controversial comments about peace in Ukraine while making a chilling prediction on nuclear war.
Tehran has always pursued a “principled and clear policy”, a foreign ministry spokesman said
The Ukrainian president rallied his followers against “the Elon Musk who supports Russia.”
The tycoon magnate said he doesn’t care about popularity, but doesn’t want “millions of people to die”
Moscow is flipping the bloc's script by moving to absorb Kiev's lost lands, thus switching the fight to its own turf
The bombers, capable of carrying cruise missiles and strategic nuclear weapons, have been active in the Ukrainian war since Moscow invaded in February.
Now is not the time, says national security adviser Jake Sullivan
In his speech, Zelensky said that Ukraine is ready for peace talks with Russia but with a different Russian president.
The US will help Ukraine “regain control” of its former territories, President Joe Biden said
The documents are now to be verified by the Russian Constitutional Court and ratified by parliament
The decrees mark another step in the former Ukrainian regions joining Russia