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Events on ground could prompt further changes in final moments before speech is delivered

“You fall asleep thinking, ‘Am I going to have a home in the morning? Am I going to have parents?’,” Yana Usherenko-Fialkova said.

Days after visiting the Ukrainian capital Kyiv to film scenes for his documentary on Russia's invasion, Hollywood actor-director Sean Penn found himself among thousands of refugees fleeing to Poland, joining the exodus on foot.

Russians tell residents to abandon their homes, intensifying fears of city being ‘Grozny-fied’

President condemns Russia, outlines plans to deal with rising prices and promises ‘new moment’ in fight against coronavirus

KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces struck government buildings, a television tower and Ukraine’s main Holocaust memorial on Tuesday as they targeted residential neighborhoods and assembled a 40-mile-long column of tanks, artillery and other military vehicles outside the capital, Kyiv, in what appeared to foreshadow an imminent assault on the city.

Russia-Ukraine news from March 2: UN General Assembly resolution condemns Russia for the invasion of Ukraine.

In two videos Ukrainian civilians are seen bravely fighting back against invading Russian troops in Melitopol and Kupiansk, with some screaming "killers"

Landmarks in Ukraine like the Kyiv television tower have been struck as casualties in the conflict mount and refugees continue to flee across the border in greater numbers.

String of ‘barbaric’ strikes kill civilians as Moscow warns of more missiles targeting Kyiv

The Ukrainian capital Kyiv may fall within days but Vladimir Putin will never fully control the city or country. Mounting unrest in a Russia crippled by economic sanctions will forever be his legacy