'Political Power: Volodymyr Zelensky' tracks Ukrainian president's rise from comedian to wartime leader resisting Russian invasion, includes drawing of him reading from the Torah

'We are only getting stronger,' regional governor says as Russian forces further advance on city of Severodonetsk. 'Hatred of the enemy, faith in our victory make us unbreakable'

State Department calls real estate developer God Nisanov 'one of the richest men in Europe and a close associate of several Russian officials'

Newsweek says Russian leader underwent treatment for advanced illness in April, escaped Russian plot to kill him, citing US intelligence officials

Stoltenberg says alliance faces 'war of attrition' in Ukraine; reiterates NATO uninterested in confrontation with Russia but has 'responsibility' to back Ukraine

Comments come as Russian forces solidify their hold on eastern Donbas region and start pushing toward Kramatorsk

Strategic interests in oil and security pushing White House to rethink president's stance, pledged during election, to make royal family 'pariah' over journalist's death

'Israel carries out diverse operations, most of which are covert, to prevent Iran from attaining nuclear capabilities,' Gadi Eisenkot says

Tatiana Goldin's mother Ludmila was living alone in besieged city without food or medication; Ashdod mayor told the municipality employee he would help get her mother to Israel

Ukraine has been pleading for arms to help stop Russian invasion; US president says he won't send weapons that could strike deep in Russia and escalate situation