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The Russian Defense Ministry said it will open a humanitarian corridor for civilians on Monday, but Ukrainian officials said they had not agreed with Russia on a route and leaving would not be safe.

Two-year-old Patron works with rescuers in the northern city of Chernihiv, where he sniffs out Russian bombs (in addition to warming laps, nipping sleeves and generally being a good boy).

Two-year-old Patron works with rescuers in the northern city of Chernihiv, where he sniffs out Russian bombs (in addition to warming laps, nipping sleeves and generally being a good boy).

Two-year-old Patron works with rescuers in the northern city of Chernihiv, where he sniffs out Russian bombs (in addition to warming laps, nipping sleeves and generally being a good boy).

Ukrainian officials say a bomb-sniffing dog has helped defuse explosive devices and supported Ukrainian rescuers during Russia’s ongoing invasion.

The United States received a formal note from Russia this week, warning that, by shipping the “most sensitive” weapons systems to Ukraine, the U.S. and NATO are “adding fuel” to the conflict and could be risking “unpredictable consequences.” The diplomatic démarche follows a call to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy from President Joe Biden, after which| USSA News

Russian troops from Georgia to be redeployed as invasion reinforcements • At least 300 Syrian mercenaries to join Russia against Ukraine

Russian strike hits oil depot in western Ukraine • Nearly 5,000 killed in Mariupol since Russian siege

A bridge in the Romanian town of Sighetu Marmației was said to have been turned into a “toy bridge.”

Ukraine Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said he believed Nestle CEO Mark Schneider showed "no understanding" about the impact of staying in the Russian market.