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Kyiv uses the anniversary of a 2014 protest movement to rally the nation, as it faces a possible invasion by Russia. President Volodymyr Zelensky appealed to Western nations to immediately impose sanctions against Moscow, as shelling continued in eastern Ukraine.

U.S. and NATO officials have warned that the large-scale maneuvers pose a threat to Ukraine. The president of Ukraine, marking the anniversary of protests that toppled a pro-Russian government in 2014, urged his compatriots “to fight for their future.”

U.S. and NATO officials have warned that the large-scale maneuvers pose a threat to Ukraine. The president of Ukraine, marking the anniversary of protests that toppled a pro-Russian government in 2014, urged his compatriots “to fight for their future.”

The 95-year-old British monarch was “experiencing mild coldlike symptoms,” Buckingham Palace said. She recently met with her son Prince Charles, who had tested positive this month.

The Winter Games finished with an elaborate closing ceremony and a final flicker of the Olympic flame. Catch up on the highlights here.

As President Biden said a Russian invasion looked imminent, the crisis was taking a toll on Ukrainians. One put it this way: “everything is possible.”

Elana Meyers Taylor of the United States is taking home her fifth career Olympic medal in bobsled. China wins gold in pairs figure skating, and Sweden’s men finally capture a curling gold.

Some stock indexes rose as investors weighed reports that U.S. and Russian officials would talk next week.

A top Russian official calls Thomas Bach’s comments “inappropriate and wrong.” Eileen Gu wins her second gold, but the U.S. men’s curling team falls in a battle for bronze. Two American sleds could contend in two-woman bobsled.

The president’s call with trans-Atlantic leaders, set for Friday, follows tense fighting between Russian-backed separatists and Ukrainians. In a show of solidarity, the U.S. defense secretary is meeting with his Polish counterpart.