The Latest Breaking News from Mariupol

After weeks under siege, bunkering down in freezing darkness with no food or water, Irina and her son finally escaped a city that now lies in ruins. Passing burning cars on mined roads, she made it to safety. This is her story.

Emmanuel Macron reportedly cancelled the plan after hearing Vladimir Putin’s reaction

Sergiy Makarov has taken stark images of destroyed buildings and civilians crammed into basement bunkers in Mariupol, Ukraine, as war around the country continues

Ramzan Kadyrov, one of the most feared men in Russia, has reportedly enlisted his son in the attack on Mariupol

The Russian army reached a “point of culmination” on around March 20. This meant that with the available supplies and reserves, it could make no further significant advances. Local actions, such as its effort to take Mariupol, continue. But on all major fronts, Russia’s advance has been largely held by…

Spokesperson for mayor Boichenko says nearly 210 children have died since Russian invasion

The International Committee of the Red Cross called on Ukraine and Russia on Tuesday to reach a clear agreement for the safe evacuation of civilians from the besieged southern Ukrainian city of Mariupol and other places as vital supplies run out.

Maksym Kagal, who won a world kickboxing title in 2014, had taken arms to help defend the city of Mariupol in Ukraine, as part of the Azov Separate Special Forces Unit

Fashion lover Ramzan Kadyrov has taken charge of Russia's "special mission" to destroy Mariupol, replacing one of the several generals Vladimir Putin has lost in the Ukraine invasion

Planting season has arrived in Ukraine. Boot marks stamped in the frozen earth have thawed. But the Pavlovych family's fields remain untouched in a lonely landscape of checkpoints and churches. Over a week ago, the family learned their 25-year-old soldier son, Roman, had been killed near the besieged city of…

Ukraine hopes to open three humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians from besieged towns and cities on Tuesday, Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said.