The Latest Breaking News from Kharkiv

Boris Romantschenko survived four camps during the Second World War

Ukraine's military warned the public on Tuesday of more indiscriminate Russian shelling of critical infrastructure as US President Joe Biden issued one of his strongest warnings yet that Russia is considering using chemical weapons. Russian troops have failed to capture any major Ukrainian city more than four weeks into their…

LVIV, Ukraine — International outrage mounted Monday over medieval scenes of suffering in Mariupol, a strategic southern port city that has defied demands for surrender despite a ferocious Russian siege that Ukrainian officials say has trapped thousands of civilians and left corpses lying in the streets.

Marina Golodnikova lives in Dalkey with her six-year-old son, and she decided to visit her mother in Kharkiv over the midterm break just before the country was invaded by Russia

Boris Romanchenko died after rocket hit building where he lived in Ukrainian city

Boris Romanchenko was killed by a missile in Kharkiv 77 years after the end of the Second World War

The mortal remains of Naveen S. Gyanagoudar, who was killed in a shelling by the Russian armed forces in Kharkiv earlier this month, were received by Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai at the Kempegowda International Airport on Monday.

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday Ukraine would never bow to ultimatums from Russia and cities such as Kyiv, Mariupol or Kharkiv would not accept Russian occupation.

On the night of March 20, a shopping mall in the outskirts of Kyiv was hit by a Russian missile strike, killing at least eight people. Russia has been accused of targeting civilian infrastructure – apartment buildings, schools and hospitals –during its offensive in Ukraine. In recent weeks, images of…