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Walls, Dreams and Genocide: Zelensky’s Speeches Invoke History to Rally Support He told U.S. lawmakers that he had a dream, invoking Martin Luther King Jr. to describe Ukraine’s fight against the Russian invasion. He sai…

Maps: Tracking the Russian Invasion of Ukraine The Ukrainian Army is mounting an aggressive counteroffensive to retake lost territory in the Kherson region of southern Ukraine, according to Ukrainian and U.S. officials.…

Speaking to Italy’s Parliament, Zelensky evokes the threat of famine and the fate of Europe. In a speech by video link, President Zelensky warned Italy’s Parliament that the invasion of his country could become a steppin…

Aleksei Navalny Convicted of Fraud by Russian Court This post has been updated. A Russian court sentenced the imprisoned opposition leader Aleksei A. Navalny to nine years in a high-security prison on Tuesday and ordered…

The Smaller Bombs That Could Turn Ukraine Into a Nuclear War Zone Today, both Russia and the United States have nuclear arms that are much less destructive than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima during World War II. That mak…

An Ancient City Transformed by War The majority of the three million people who have fled Ukraine have passed through Lviv’s train and bus stations. The city, transformed by the war, is overstuffed with people and emotio…

Russian Court calls Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, an extremist organization and bans it. A Russian court ruled that Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, is an extremist organization and banned it f…

U.K. accuses Russia of hoax phone calls to British cabinet ministers. Russia was behind two hoax phone calls placed to top British cabinet ministers by a person pretending to be Ukraine’s prime minister, a spokesman for…

Russia Broadens Mariupol Assault as Signs of Stalemate Take Shape Firing rockets and bombs from the land, air and warships in the Sea of Azov, Russian forces broadened their bombardment of the besieged Ukrainian city of…

Ukraine War Threatens to Cause a Global Food Crisis The war in Ukraine has delivered a shock to global energy markets. Now the planet is facing a deeper crisis: a shortage of food. A crucial portion of the world’s wheat,…

After about 600 hours, 64 workers at the Chernobyl plant have been relieved. After more than three weeks without being able to leave the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in northern Ukraine, 64 workers were able to be rotat…

The battle for Kyiv could be the biggest urban battle in decades. The city of Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, covers 325 square miles and roughly two million people remain there after extensive evacuations of women and children…

Why Vladimir Putin Invokes Nazis to Justify His Invasion of Ukraine The language of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been dominated by the word “Nazi” — a puzzling assertion about a country whose president, Volodymyr Zel…

Russian Rocket Attack Turns Ukrainian Marine Base to Rubble, Killing Dozens The headquarters of the 36th Ukrainian Naval Infantry Brigade based in the southern city of Mykolaiv is now a pile of rubble. On Saturday, rescu…

As Russia targets civilians, one in five Ukrainians have fled their homes. More than a fifth of the 44 million people who were living in Ukraine before Russia invaded the country last month have been internally displaced…

Citizens of Kyiv In the weeks after the invasion of Ukraine, Kyiv, the capital, became a city transformed. Much of its population evacuated. New defense units gathered and took up arms. Field kitchens, aid stations, bomb…

Putin makes his first public appearance since the invasion of Ukraine. President Putin on Friday made his first public appearance since he ordered Russian troops to invade Ukraine last month, addressing a cheering crowd…

Missiles hit Lviv, a safe haven until now, the mayor says. The western city of Lviv, about 50 miles from the border with Poland, has been a harbor for Ukrainians fleeing violence since the war began. But on Friday mornin…

Russia Is Destroying Kharkiv Last month, Dmytro Kuzubov put on his headphones and walked around Kharkiv for hours. He felt that the war would start soon and he wanted to visit some of his favorite places. Kharkiv is his…

‘Adults and children are emerging’: Survivors are pulled from the rubble of a theater in Mariupol. Rescuers on Thursday began pulling some survivors from the wreckage of a theater in the strategic Ukrainian port city of…