The Times of Israel tours the hardest-hit neighborhoods of Ukraine's second city with Israeli-owned IdeaSoft HelpKharkiv

Political correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn on a new political party; military correspondent Emanuel Fabian on the IDF's Hamas 'big reveals'; Lazar Berman on refugees in Uman

Russian strikes come after pro-Kremlin separatists called on Russia to 'liberate Russian cities founded by the Russian people'; Ukraine counteroffensive gaining momentum, UK says

Moscow-appointed official in Kherson says Antonivskyi Bridge still standing but vehicles can't cross due to holes; Ukraine warns HIMARS system will continue to punish invaders

Sergey Lavrov tells Arab League envoys that Moscow plans to 'liberate' Ukrainians from 'this absolutely unacceptable regime'

Kharkiv has seen especially severe bombardments in recent days, as Ukrainian officials fear another full-scale Russian assault may be looming

Unspecified 'infrastructure' attacked in first airstrike on Kyiv since late April, showing Moscow is still ready to hit capital despite focus on Ukraine's east

Sentencing of Alexander Bobykin and Alexander Ivanov comes one week after Vadim Shishimarin, 21, received a life sentence for fatally shooting a civilian

Meanwhile, Russia's offensive in Donbas appears to be turning into a village-by-village, back-and-forth fight with no major breakthroughs on either side

In video posted for Ukraine's Remembrance Day, Zelensky repeatedly compares WWII atrocities to alleged Russian present-day crimes; Putin vows to defeat Ukrainian 'Nazism'