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China had denounced reports that Moscow asked for military equipment as ‘malicious disinformation

YouTube is immediately blocking access around the world to channels associated with Russian state-funded media, it said on Friday, citing a policy barring content that denies, minimizes or trivializes well-documented violent events.

The Ukrainian president hopes that peace talks will reap practical results

Russian attacks continue during latest evacuation attempts * Ukraine’s president says Russia sending new troops

Nigeria, Senegal and Algeria have criticized Ukraine's efforts to enlist international fighters as it resists a Russian invasion. Analysts say those who have responded to the call need to reconsider.

Ukraine has accused Russia of planning to torpedo another attempt to allow civilians to leave the embattled city of Sumy

Sean Penn appeared on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 to discuss his experience in Ukraine. Picture: CNN/Flash

Russia is striking civilian targets in Ukraine, including hospitals, nurseries, and schools, the Ukrainian deputy prime minister has said.

Ukraine's president has attacked Nato leaders in a fiery speech over their refusal to implement a no-fly zone around the country.

Ukraine has not achieved the other goals it sought, however, Kiev revealed

Russian forces have seized control of a key port city in southern Ukraine, the mayor says.

Moves by iPhone maker, Ford, Nike and others add to growing pressure on Kremlin over invasion

Despite Kiev’s request, Washington is not discussing a move that would put it at war with Russia

Fears are rising that an increasingly desperate Vladimir Putin has ordered his troops to seize Kyiv within the next 24 hours — by any means necessary.

Thousands of civilian fighters volunteer their service, including many from abroad, as authorities distribute rifles and others assemble Molotov cocktails and coordinate support

Russia pressed its invasion of Ukraine to the outskirts of the capital, Kyiv, Friday after unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides. (Feb. 25)" data-c-credit="AP

One of the world’s most brutal weapons — capable of causing horrifyingly gruesome injuries — is now being used against Ukraine.

Kiev claims it could get an A-bomb, unless it receives Western protection against Russia

Moscow insists it has no plans to invade, but is demanding wide-ranging security guarantees — including a ban on Ukraine ever joining NATO — in exchange for de-escalation

Kiev claims ‘cyber espionage’ group backed by Belarusian intelligence hacked Ukrainian websites