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Kyiv. >> reporter: tonight, new video of a dramatic firefight, as the three-month russian siege of the azovstal steel plant in mariupol finally draws to an end. pro-russian forces releasing the video, appearing to target the tunnels where ukrainian fighters were holed-up. abc news unable to confirm when it was taken. the kremlin claiming it now has full control of the city. and tonight, president zelenskyy posting video of a strike on a concert hall in the northeast of ukraine, calling it absolu...

As Danielle Sheridan reported from the wartorn country, she fell in love with one of its forgotten victims – and decided to bring her home

Liberties in ukraine and she joins us live from kyiv. thank you for being with us. it is rare that war crimes trials are held while a conflict of going. but i want you to listen to part of the prosecutors case ft here it is. >> there is the civilian who witnessed that vehicle immediately after the shot was taken. >> and thats just part of the evidence which is being collected. how have been investigators been able to gather and document so much credible evidence and build a case so quickly given...

MOSCOW — The Kremlin says it will be up to residents of areas in Ukraine controlled by...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. has gathered intelligence that shows some Russian officials...

Putin to make so-called shoot them. russia has no jurisdiction. this is russia to come to mariupol. mariupol is ukraine. he come here to kill ukrainian civilians and to grab ukrainian land. we definitely should unite all the efforts to return ukrainian heroes back. without any delay, without any sick propaganda. and we definitely need to have them back alive. with this situation, im not so confident that we should united and then it would be great responsibility of the military criminal who kill...

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. has announced a shipment of $100 million in military equipment to...

Tatiana Monko, who discovered a grenade in her Bucha apartment, told Insider that Russia's "vile and treacherous" attacks have "ruined our lives."

In Bucha, Ukraine, our correspondent saw a city overshadowed by death coming back to life.

About 10,000 residents have come back to this eastern Ukrainian city, which is racing to repair the physical and psychological damage from Russia’s occupation.