Oleksii Reznikov tells bloc's lawmakers that over 400 schools, 110 hospitals and 1,000 residential buildings destroyed since invasion's onset; calls for stepped up military aid

In addition to the more than 3 million who have left country since start of fighting, another 2 million have been displaced within its borders in wake of Russian invasion, says UN

Times of Israel reporters' children pick up the mic to ask diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman essential questions; plus, some optimistic news items

Bayraktar TB2 have kept up strikes against Russia's invading forces, with videos of attacks shared on social media as part of propaganda war - but their days may be numbered

Palestinians are divided over conflict, with some supporting Russia, which has long championed their cause, against Western countries that have always backed Israel

Retelling an ancient redemption while praying for its own, a small Ukrainian community gathers in a synagogue destroyed by the Nazis, under the shadow of Russia's onslaught

Authorities unable to confirm casualty count at building that served as largest refuge in besieged city, as area remains target of Russian shelling; Ukraine FM blasts 'war crime'

Both sides show optimism, but divides remain deep as Russian assaults continue; Ukrainian negotiator insists country needs strong defense guarantees

In tense meeting with Knesset speaker, Anatoly Viktorov reportedly insists lawmakers should hear Russian perspective before they listen to Ukraine's leader

Ukraine rejects proposal for smaller, non-aligned military, says talks must focus on 'security guarantees'; UK, US say Russian forces remain about 10 miles from center of capital