The Latest Breaking News from Donbas

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Ukraine’s president outlines his fears over Moscow’s new war strategy.

MYKOLAIV, Ukraine — The Ukrainian military stiffened defenses Sunday against Russian assaults in the east and south as civilians continued to flee the country in vast numbers and the nation’s president framed the war as an existential threat to all of European democracy.

Moscow promotes Alexander Dvornikov, who led Russian troops in Syria, as it regroups for Donbas battle

The convoy stretches at least eight miles long and consists of hundreds of armored vehicles and trucks.

More evidence emerges of atrocities as Russia pulls troops from its northern campaign around Kyiv to try and capture Donbas region

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says democratic countries are united in working to stop the Russian invasion

Russian President Vladimir Putin launched Europe’s biggest military assault since World War II with his Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine, killing thousands of people, driving millions more from their homes, shaking the post-Cold War geopolitical order and roiling global markets.

KRAMATORSK, Ukraine: Evacuations resumed on Saturday from the town in eastern Ukraine where a missile strike killed 52 people at a railway station as civilians fled a feared Russian offensive.

Now that Russia has its sights on the Donbas, with a major offensive imminent, the next month will be potentially decisive for Ukraine

Britain's defense ministry said on Saturday that Russian forces were targeting civilians, a day after a missile attack on a train station crowded with women, children and the elderly killed at least 52 people, according to Ukrainian officials. Russia was focusing its offensive, which included cruise missiles launched by its…

Survivors of Russian missile strike in Kramatorsk that killed 52 have described “horror’ of atrocity