'Putin's time is done,' Kyiv mayor tells Israel Hayom
"You made a mistake, and you will pay a huge price for it. Your Soviet vision is long obsolete," mayor tells Russia's president.
"You made a mistake, and you will pay a huge price for it. Your Soviet vision is long obsolete," mayor tells Russia's president.
Sanctions continue to mount on Moscow as Ukraine and Russia’s foreign ministers meet for talks. Kyiv bans grain exports to prevent a humanitarian crisis.
US dismisses Moscow's claim that Kyiv is planning a chemical attack on Russian troops as "preposterous," warns the Kremlin could be laying the groundwork for its own use of weapons of mass destruction against Ukraine.
Earlier Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said Russia had broken the ceasefire around the southern port city of Mariupol.
As Israel announces plan to provide haven for some 25,000 refugees, Sheba Medical Center is preparing to open first field hospital for civilians in Ukraine.
In a discussion with Israel Hayom philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy calls Russian President Vladimir Putin a "psychopath" and says Israel has a "moral obligation" to support Ukraine.
“Now more than ever we must stay true to the humanitarian aspect of our business,” PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta says. McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski: Our values mean we cannot ignore the needless human suffering unfolding in Ukraine.
Amid reports Russia poised to launch large-scale attack on Kyiv, Zelenskyy says he is willing to compromise on separatist regions. Russia's foreign minister to fly to Turkey to meet with his Ukrainian and Turkish counterparts.
Biden stresses sanctions imposed by the United States and its allies had already caused the Russian economy to "crater", but notes the economic cost on Americans.
Ukraine's foreign minister apologizes for wrongfully accusing El Al airlines of accepting funds via a Russian payment system. Civilians flee two besieged cities as two humanitarian corridors open up. UN says number of Ukrainian refugees tops 2 million.
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