Israeli source quoted in TV report saying Jerusalem turned down Kyiv's request for cyber weaponry to use against Russia

Zelensky calls abduction 'a crime against democracy itself'; Ukraine says Ivan Fedorov was taken away for having 'refused to cooperate with the enemy,' accuses Russia of war crime

UN watchdog says repair work to continue despite 'the difficult situation' outside decommissioned nuclear plant, which was seized by invading Russian forces

Nine Jewish groups hold talks with representatives from Ukraine, Poland, Moldova, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania to coordinate humanitarian response

Over a tenth of those fleeing Russian invasion have arrived in Polish capital; mayor appeals for international help: 'The greatest migration crisis' in Europe since WWII

Western countries say Moscow spreading 'wild' conspiracy theories after accusations of experiments about using bats as weapons

US State Department official calls on Israel to join Western sanctions, as Jerusalem's attempt to publicly stay in a neutral position becomes increasingly precarious

Some planes landing in past 10 days appear to be rented, a possible sign wealthy Russians are looking to slip around financial penalties imposed after Moscow's Ukraine invasion

In strategic city under Russian siege, scores of bodies pile up, including children, the elderly, and young soldiers, as workers struggle to identify and bury them

Despite the carnage in Ukrainian cities, drawing comparisons to destruction in Syria and Chechnya, analysts say Russia has not unleashed all its airpower during invasion