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. In nearly two weeks of war, some 2 million people have fled Ukraine. Russian troops have captured swaths of territory in the south, but have faced fierce Ukrainian resistance in other regions. Here are four @AP stories with what to know from today. https://t.co/pRjS8NRz4w The Associated…

. By banning imports of Russian oil, President Joe Biden is hoping that punishing Russia for the war in Ukraine is worth the political hit he’ll take at home. U.S. gasoline prices have already shattered records and are likely to climb even higher. https://t.co/NXVVsaqOy3 The Associated…

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With ports blocked and roads made treacherous by bombings, charities currently can’t send humanitarian aid through normal channels, but the complexities of the conflict haven’t stopped aid from reaching Ukrainians.

What can we in the Triangle do to support the people of Ukraine? Here are some of the organizations that are seeking donations and volunteers.

Charities say they cannot send humanitarian aid into Ukraine through normal channels, with ports blocked and roads made treacherous by bombings.

Charities say they cannot send humanitarian aid into Ukraine through normal channels, with ports blocked and roads made treacherous by bombings.

In the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the fog of war is extending to those who are trying to help the beleaguered Ukrainians. With ports blocked and roads made treacherous by bombings, charities currently can’t send humanitarian aid into Ukraine through normal channels, though both countries agreed Thursday to create corridors to allow those donations to be

In the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the fog of war is extending to those who are trying to help the beleaguered Ukrainians.

Charities say they cannot send humanitarian aid into Ukraine through normal channels, with ports blocked and roads made treacherous by bombings.