"The nightmare of war has caught up with us even in Lviv," says Lyudmila Turchak, who fled with two children from the eastern city Kharkiv. "There is no longer anywhere in Ukraine where we can feel safe."
“Torture chambers are built there,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says in an evening address to the nation. “They abduct representatives of local governments and anyone deemed visible to local communities.” Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal says troops in the pulverized port of Mariupol will fight "to the end."
More than 10 police officers injured after Muslim protesters take to the street following a far-right party's public desecration of sacred text.
The pontiff urges peace in Europe and other armed conflicts raging in the world and voices concern over the risk of nuclear warfare.
With most Jews unable to attend community seders, the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine distributes 50,000 food packages to Jewish households across the country.
Statement from junior ranks of Russian Foreign Ministry says Israel "perpetrating an illegal occupation and annexing Palestinian territories." Israel's diplomatic apparatus thinks Moscow is just blowing off steam.
Hours before seder, chief rabbi for Kyiv and Ukraine Moshe Azman was burying an unknown man who was killed and possibly tortured by the Russians.
Up to 100 protesters threw stones, set cars, tires, and dustbins on fire, and erected a barrier fence obstructing traffic in Malmo, according to Swedish police. Clashes have also been reported in Stockholm, Linkoping, and Norrkoping.
Russia claims troops have cleared the urban area of Mariupol and only a small contingent of Ukrainian fighters remains in steelworks.
Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen says animals should be stunned before slaughter, a position unacceptable to observant Jews and Muslims, who argue that stunning causes unnecessary suffering.