Poland to make formal proposal at next NATO summit, while German Chancellor Olaf Sholz urges ceasefire in phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Russian FM: Moscow has lost "all illusions" about the West.
In nine-minute Twitter video, "Terminator" star and former governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger seeks to dispel Kremlin propaganda and tells Putin: You started this war, you can end it.
"We collected a team of welders, engineers. We gave them drafts, we familiarized ourselves with the drafts. We made a prototype model and it worked," says Oleksandr Fedchenko.
Ukrainian authorities claim over 14,000 Russian soldiers killed since Feb. 24. Kyiv holds as world leaders demand probe into Russian attacks on civilians, which Russia denies. In Moscow, Kremlin official calls Russians leaving the country "scum and traitors."
"Paramedics and EMTs, at times risking their own lives, have saved the lives of many patients while using these ambulances," Director-General of Magen David Adom says, expressing hope they will not benefit civilians in Ukraine.
US Secretary of State Blinken says administration is concerned that Beijing is "considering directly assisting Russia with military equipment to use in Ukraine."
Hundreds of men, women and children had taken shelter in the basement of the theater. Russia has denied attacking the theater on Wednesday evening.
International Court of Justice orders Russia to cease military operations in Ukraine. Kyiv accuses Moscow of deliberately targeting Mariupol theater sheltering an estimated 1,000 civilians. Biden calls Putin a "war criminal" in his sharpest condemnation of the Kremlin leader since the invasion began.
Both sides dismissed a report in the Financial Times that the two sides have drafted 15 points that will serve as the basis for a peace plan.
For the first time in a public address to world leaders, Ukrainian leader shows a packed auditorium of lawmakers a graphic video of the destruction and devastation his country has suffered in the war.
