
- Ukrainian forces continue to hold out in Mariupol as Russian deadline to surrender passes.
- Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urges US President Joe Biden to visit his country.
- At least three people killed and more than 30 wounded in Kharkiv as Russian forces shelled multiple locations overnight, local authorities say.
- Russia says its troops have “completely cleared” Mariupol and only a small number of Ukrainian forces remain inside a steel factory.
- It adds that if Ukrainian forces in Mariupol lay down their arms by 03:00 GMT, their lives will be spared.
- Zelenskyy threatens to withdraw from peace talks if Ukrainian fighters in Mariupol are killed.
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