The Latest Breaking News from Volodymyr Zelenksyy

The Ukrainian president sounded the alarm over the threat of looming food shortages in other nations on several continents

Since the Russian invasion began on Feb. 24, 2022, the outpouring of solidarity and material support for Ukraine across Europe has been impressive – and highly unusual.

Ukraine said it retook a strategically important suburb of Kyiv early Tuesday, as Russian forces squeezed other areas near the capital and their attack on the embattled southern port of Mariupol raged unabated. Explosions and bursts of gunfire shook Kyiv, and black smoke rose from a spot in the north.

Downing Street said the Russian opposition leader - who faces another 13 years in jail after a "sham" trial - has shown "incredible bravery in standing up to the Putin regime"

While hundreds of Jews are leaving Kyiv amid Russian attacks, many more, led by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, who is of Jewish origin, are staying on to defend the country.

Zelensky said he'd consider dropping a request for full NATO membership in exchange for a cease-fire and security guarantees.

President warns Russia could use chemical weapons as Ukraine repels Mariupol attack

Humanity always operates at its basest level during wartime. There’s something about the proximity of death that turns many combatants and civilians into the worst versions of themselves.

Exclusive: ‘Huge risks’ attached to visit during Russian invasion, says Foreign Office official

A pro-Kremlin newspaper quoted a Russian defence ministry official as saying that the actual number of troops that have been killed stands at 9,861.

The Ukrainian president talks of compromise after several rounds of talks between Kyiv and Moscow yielded no results.