Seven killed, including one child, in Russian 'war crime' near capital, Ukraine says; humanitarian catastrophe unfolds in Mariupol as residents struggle to bury dead in mass graves

Russian forces seized southern port city on March 3; FM claims Moscow seeks 'fully staged' independence vote

Leaders discuss efforts to end war for over an hour, PMO says; meanwhile Kyiv's defense minister warns Israel's 'reluctance to choose a side' could hurt ties for years to come

Law firm argues current policy violates bilateral agreements and international treaties, and that Interior Minister Shaked made decisions without the proper authority

Ivan Urgant's popular late-night talk show was taken off the air shortly before Russia invaded its neighbor

Ukraine's leader says Russians had initially only 'issued ultimatums' but that he has now seen 'some positive shifts' in their dialogue

Moscow's Forpost reconnaissance UAV is produced under license from the Israel Aerospace Industries; it was sold to Russia in 2015

At briefing to reporters, Ukrainian leader says he hopes Israeli PM can have a positive influence on talks to end war

Musicians, photographers, and comedians at Lviv's Zavod artists' colony put down the tools of their trade and transform their studios into relief operations

Sanctioned following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Russian-Israeli billionaire is disqualified as director of European champion soccer club