Videos said to show plane shot down over capital; in emotional speech, Zelensky accuses Russia of targeting civilians, praises Ukrainians' 'heroism'; NATO leaders to talk

Olena Kurilo, whose bloodied face has become a symbol of the invasion, says she would rather die than submit to Putin

US warns Moscow 'creating lists of identified Ukrainians to be killed or sent to camps following a military occupation'; tech giant deployed tool when Afghanistan fell to Taliban

Groups across the religious spectrum offer prayers for those caught up in Moscow's aggression

Foreign Ministry estimates some 8,000 Israelis are still inside war-torn country; Jerusalem's envoy says they are encountering difficulties in aiding people

Jerusalem torn by desire to stand with key allies in condemning invasion, but also very wary of antagonizing Moscow, which plays a key military role across Israel's northern border

Tens of thousands of Jews living in Ukraine are plunged into uncertainty, including country's Jewish President Volodymyr Zelensky; While some have fled, others are staying to fight

US officials said to believe Kyiv could fall in days, Ukrainian leader says Russian 'sabotage groups' already operating in capital, orders general mobilization of military reserves

French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian highlights that the US, UK and France are all nuclear-armed nations and the weapons make up a core component of NATO capabilities

'It is impossible to say Chernobyl nuclear power plant is safe,' says adviser to Ukraine president; 2nd official claims radiation levels rose after shelling hit a waste repository