The Latest Breaking News on War in Ukraine

At least 21 people killed in one of the war’s worst assaults on port city as Russia continues to make battlefield gains.

European Union gathered in Brussels for a two-day summit that will consider proposals to use profits from frozen Russian financial assets to buy arms for Ukraine.

Russia fired more than 30 missiles at Kyiv early Thursday, the largest attempted attack on the Ukrainian capital for weeks after Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed retribution for escalating strikes on Russia's border regions.

Dozens of cruise and ballistic missiles shot down over Kyiv in the first large attack on Ukraine’s capital in 44 days.

Ukrainian drones hit Engels air base deep inside Russia; EU sends €4.5bn to Kyiv and discusses using Russian profits. What we know on day 757

EU leaders will grapple at a summit on Thursday with how to get more weapons to Ukraine's outgunned forces while also re-arming their own countries to face Russia's Vladimir Putin -- aggressive and newly emboldened after cementing his grip on power.

Prime ministers to examine plans to confiscate billions of euros in interest from frozen Russian assets and send the money to Kyiv

In its first in-depth report on the situation in occupied Ukraine, UN says it found evidence of intimidation and torture

As the war enters its 756th day, these are the main developments.

Confirmation of U.S. military aid reaching Ukraine underscores commitment to support and enhance defense capabilities amidst regional tensions.

As many as half of all the votes reported for Vladimir Putin in Russia’s presidential election last week were fraudulent, according to Russian independent media reports using a statistical method devised by analyst Sergey Shpilkin to estimate the extent of voter manipulation.