Ukrainian president addresses the UN's most powerful body virtually after even more grisly evidence emerges of civilian massacres in areas that Russian forces recently withdrew from.
Although police deem the death of Jeremy Cohen, who was hit by a tram while running away from attackers, an accident, the footage suggests it might have been the result of an antisemitic attack.
The discovery of the slain civilians, many of them bound, after the withdrawal of Russian forces from the town has stirred a global outcry.
West pledges to increase sanctions on Moscow over civilian killings in Bucha. Russia said to plan offensive in southeast Ukraine. Germany and France expel dozens of Russian diplomats, suggesting they are spies. Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz visits the Israeli field hospital in Ukraine.
Russia has closed its airspace to airlines from 36 countries, including all 27 members of the European Union, in response to Ukraine-related sanctions targeting its aviation sector. Punitive measures imposed by Western powers have also forced Western firms to terminate leasing contracts with Russian airlines for over 500 aircraft.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh: America is responsible for the halt of talks; a deal is very much within reach. "Tehran will not wait forever," he warns.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy describes bodies lying in suburban streets as a "scene from a horror movie." Russia's Defense Ministry says photos and videos of dead bodies in Bucha were a "staged performance… by the Kyiv regime for the Western media."
Officials say the stream of declassified intelligence, which includes regular briefings to journalists in Washington and London and daily Twitter updates from Britain’s Defense Ministry, has several aims.
According to the university’s interim president, antisemitic comments are unacceptable in any context, but the slurs used are protected by free speech and not a violation of school rules.
As some of her supporters defect to extremist candidate Eric Zemmour, Marine Le Pen could find herself facing incumbent President Emmanuel Macron, against whom she lost 66%-34% in 2017.
