Ksenia Sobchak, possible goddaughter of Russian president who ran against him in 2018 and has opposed Ukraine invasion, naturalized as Israeli with her son, says report

'Ukraine can undoubtedly defeat the Russian occupation force,' a senior Zelensky adviser tells Times of Israel -- but Western arms are the key

The two will discuss a new package of financial and military aid to the nation

State railway company says residents of Donbas can board trains at other stations after at least 52 killed in Kramatorsk; deputy PM: 10 evacuation corridors planned for Saturday

Remenants of missile, with the words 'for the children' painted on it in Russian, at scene of strike that hit crowd of mostly women and children trying to flee looming offensive

Resignation comes after Kantor was included in a list of 8 'oligarchs' sanctioned for ties to Putin regime; EJC to convene in coming days to decide future

Dmitry Bogolyubov's 'Town of Glory' depicts town of Yelnya as representative of fanatical militarism fueling Russians' strong support for brutal and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine

Attack comes as authorities urge people in eastern Ukraine to flee ahead of looming advance on Donbas; more gruesome discoveries predicted as Russians retreat from Kyiv region

Head of alliance doesn't say what weapons being sent by whom; Blinken says new types of equipment transfers being examined in reaction to images out of Bucha and elsewhere

Russia becomes 2nd country to have membership stripped; Lapid says move doesn't change Jerusalem's stance on rights body, which it accuses of regular bias against the Jewish state