Ukraine emergency service says over 2,000 civilians killed so far
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a military operation in Ukraine early Thursday, and forces have entered the country from three sides. Follow here for the latest updates.
Attacks by Russian forces in several key cities in Ukraine have reportedly killed dozens of Ukrainian military personnel, the largest attack by one European country against another since World War II.
About 40 people have been killed so far in the Russian attack on Ukraine; Putin warns US, NATO not to interfere; global financial markets plunge. Live coverage here.
3 children among dead, over 1,000 injured, according to official; Ukrainian FM calls on global community isolate Russia, expel ambassadors; Israeli embassy staff to leave Lviv
The two sides agree to meet at the Belarus border Monday, Ukrainian President Zelensky's office says, as Russian President Putin put nuclear forces on alert. Follow here for live news updates from the ground in Ukraine.
Russian forces have killed at least 16 children during their invasion of Ukraine, Healthcare Minister Viktor Liashko said Sunday on his verified Telegram channel.
Ukraine’s Interior Ministry says 352 Ukrainian civilians have been killed during Russia’s invasion, including 14 children. It says an additional 1,684 people, including 116 children, have been wounded.
LVIV, Ukraine - The Russian invasion of Ukraine has killed more than 2,000 Ukrainian civilians and destroyed hundreds of structures including transport facilities, hospitals, kindergartens and homes, Ukraine's emergency service
