The number of injured and killed in Ukraine continues to rise after a weekend of Russian bombing across the war torn country. Russia’s intensified attacks come as the Kremlin’s forces set their sights on finally overtaking the city of Mariupol and further escalating their invasion in eastern Ukraine.
Russia gives the last defenders of Mariupol a chilling ultimatum: surrender or be eliminated. The city has been under siege for nearly seven weeks, possibly on the brink of being taken.
The capital of Ukraine, Kyiv, bracing for a new wave of deadly attacks following the sinking of Russia’s most prized warship in the Black Sea. Nearly the entire city of Mariupol is destroyed. Now, tough talk from Russia is aimed at the U.S.
Millions in new military aid will soon be heading to Ukraine. ABC News has learned a formal announcement could be made this week, as two European leaders say they’re considering a major move, taking steps to join NATO.
Biden announced the aid after a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to coordinate the delivery of the assistance, which he said included artillery systems, artillery rounds, and armored personnel carriers, as well as helicopters.
Although the total price tag of the package was not finalized as of Tuesday night, it will reportedly be worth around $700 million.
In New York, a man just broke a long-distance running record. He ran an impressive 116 miles to break a world record, all for a good cause.
Devastating new images coming out of the port city of Mariupol show the extent of brutality from Russian troops. Now, there is possible evidence of a chemical attack.
A growing number of atrocities are being reported across Ukraine, as U.S. officials warn Russia is now switching up their plan of action. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says his country is ready to fight back, but he is calling on the west to send more weapons to bolster their defenses.
Russian troops are massing in the east for what is feared to be a major new offensive.
