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Russian authorities have blocked the websites of some Russian media outlets over their reporting of the invasion of Ukraine, while hackers transposed a message across the main pages of others condemning the war

The websites of several Russian media outlets were hacked Monday, with a message condemning Moscow's invasion of Ukraine  appearing on their main pages, while other media were blocked by the Russian authorities over their coverage of the war. The interference on media hints ...

Welcome to our live briefing -- updated throughout the day -- on Russia's invasion of Ukraine and how Kyiv and the West are reacting. For all of our c

Subways in Kyiv and Kharkiv are performing as bomb shelters, including the world's deepest station, after the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine began on Wednesday night.

Amid claim and counterclaim about Russia's war in Ukraine, open-source intelligence analyst Ruslan Leviyev says Russia has suffered at least 500 killed so far. Leviyev, founder of Conflict Intelligence Team, said his figure was based on videos posted online by Ukrainian civilians after battles. He was speaking to Current Time on February 27.

The Russian government is not releasing details about the number of casualties it is sustaining in its invasion of Ukraine. But Ukraine is posting images of killed and captured soldiers, asking Russians to help ID them.

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman, speaking to Current Time on February 25, outlined that the United States wants to provide support to Ukraine "in whatever way is possible under the circumstances." We want to let the Ukrainian people know that we stand in solidarity with them, the high-ranking U.S. diplomat said.

Belarusian opposition leader Svyatlana Tsikhanouskaya says she has declared herself the country’s “national leader” because authoritarian leader Alyaksandr Lukashenka committed treason with his actions surrounding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Protests erupted in Russia and around the globe on February 26, with thousands taking to the streets in support of Ukraine, which is facing the third day of an all-out invasion of Russia forces.

Russia has taken further hits on the sporting and cultural front as Poland, Sweden, and the Czech Republic said they would not play World Cup soccer qualifiers against Russia next month and London's Royal Opera House canceled performances by the famed Bolshoi Ballet.