Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelesnkyy rejects Russian offer to hold talks in Belarus, saying that while Kyiv is eager to conduct such negotiations, it would only do so in a neutral country.
“The embassy staff will cross the border into Ukraine every day in order to continue their diplomatic work and help Israeli citizens leave Ukraine," says Foreign Minister Yair Lapid. Jewish Agency and the IFCJ launch an immigration program at four different Ukrainian border crossings.
Kyiv establishes "international" legion for foreigners wishing to volunteer in support of Ukraine. Russia unleashes wave of attacks on Ukraine targeting airfields and fuel facilities in what appears to be the next phase of an invasion that has been slowed by fierce resistance.
"You can veto this resolution but you cannot veto our voices," US ambassador to the UN says. "You cannot veto the truth. You cannot veto our principles. You cannot veto the Ukrainian people. You cannot veto the UN charter."
“The fight is here; I need ammunition, not a ride,” President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says according to a US official. PM Bennett offers Ukraine "any humanitarian aid needed," Israel to send $3 million in aid to Ukraine’s Jewish community immediately.
Rabbis decide to stay with their communities, report shortages of basic goods. Rabbi rules that in current crisis, Jewish Ukrainians may leave cell phones on during Shabbat.
PM Naftali Bennett tells IDF officers training graduates that "world order is changing." US defense official says Ukraine incursion likely the first stage of "large-scale" invasion.
In interview with i24NEWS, Moscow-based journalist says "operation cannot be classified as in invasion because there are no troops on the ground."
Ship carrying hundreds of Holocaust survivors to Mandatory Palestine was mistaken for a hostile vessel by a Red Army submarine.
Israel slams Russian incursion of Ukraine as "grave breach of international order." Foreign Ministry urges Israelis still in Ukraine to leave through the country's western borders. President Herzog: Russia is working against peace. NATO chief says alliance will defend "every inch" of its territory.