Young Ukrainians at Polytechnic National University reflect the spirit of a proud people in crisis, volunteering to do what they can to protect their country from Russian invaders

Umbrella body representing 50 US Jewish groups urges Moscow against 'historical revisionism that trivializes and distorts the reality of the Holocaust'

Hillel branch had been located in iconic Constitution Square building shelled by Russian troops amid intense bombardment against Ukraine's second-largest city

Fate of Kherson disputed, with some reports of ongoing street battles; refugee tally passes 1 million, but Zelensky vows to chase invading troops out as war enters second week

Andriy Sadovyi tells ToI his city is dealing with an influx of refugees well, having starting preparing months ago, angrily denounces Russian strike that damaged Babyn Yar

US warns of growing humanitarian disaster as Kremlin intensifies indiscriminate strikes, phases in use of cluster munitions and vacuum bombs

Over 200 refugees unable to fend for themselves disembark into the cold in an arduous escape; UN predicts Europe's 'biggest refugee crisis this century'

'Servant of the People' has been snapped up by UK's Channel 4 as well as broadcasters in Bulgaria, Moldova, Estonia, France, Finland and Georgia

Moscow says some 500 of its troops killed and nearly 1,600 wounded, in first official casualty figures since the beginning of the war

Using computerized systems built in Israel, physicians examine refugees on the Ukraine-Moldova border, examining lungs, blood stats and even conducting prenatal ultrasounds