Forces 'tripped over the doorframe' on the way into Ukraine and still haven't found their footing, but early failures could lead Putin to ramp up his assault moving forward

Unprecedented international sanctions on Moscow exacting huge toll, says head of Israeli marine intelligence firm

International Paralympic Committee reverses decision less than a day after it said it would allow competitors from the two allied countries to compete as neutral athletes

Hillel branch had been located in iconic Constitution Square building shelled by Russian troops amid intense bombardment against Ukraine's second-largest city

Fate of Kherson disputed, with some reports of ongoing street battles; refugee tally passes 1 million, but Zelensky vows to chase invading troops out as war enters second week

Andriy Sadovyi tells ToI his city is dealing with an influx of refugees well, having starting preparing months ago, angrily denounces Russian strike that damaged Babyn Yar

In apparent jab at Moscow, Kyiv says soldiers will be handed over to parents; Ukrainians circulate videos of POWs slamming Russian commanders

In message from prison, Kremlin critic says people must take to the streets and fight for peace; over 6,800 Russian demonstrators arrested so far, according to watchdog

Congress gives rousing ovation in support of Ukraine as US president uses first State of the Union address to tout sanctions unity, lay out plans to deal with inflation, COVID-19

Speculation over Putin's mental state abound amid reports of frustration with slow pace of invasion on Ukraine; massive convoy outside Kyiv may be stuck without fuel, food