Local commander says attack supported with armored vehicles and tanks, with additional forces landing by sea; UN, Red Cross evacuate 101 civilians from stronghold

Ukrainian president says remarks from Kremlin's top diplomat show Moscow has failed to learn lessons from World War II, noting Russian assaults on Holocaust memorials and survivors

Official says 'sham referenda' likely to take place in mid-May; Odessa shelling kills teen as evacuation from Mariupol steel plant hampered by shelling

Dmytro Kuleba lashes out at Russian counterpart who said Hitler had ‘Jewish blood’ and Jews are among worst antisemites; Kyiv diplomat says Russians believe in their own supremacy

Reports say Kyiv attacked the position in Russian-controlled east shortly after it was visited by Russian military chief Gerasimov

As many as 100,000 people may still be in the city, including an estimated 2,000 Ukrainian fighters beneath Soviet-era plant

Israeli rabbi, American Jewish philanthropist, Chabad rabbi put on interfaith event in Chernitski with a message from the pope

Editor David Horovitz discusses Gaza Hamas head Yahya Sinwar's explosive speech and its implications; military reporter Emanuel Fabian updates us on ripples of Friday's shooting

Orthodox Father Georgy Edelshtein, born to a Jewish father and Catholic mother, says Ukraine should be allowed to 'build their state as they see necessary'

Ukrainians describe defense of Kyiv government center as Russian forces closed in, apparently aiming to capture or kill president; wife says she hasn't seen him since then