The Red Cross said its teams were traveling to Mariupol with relief and medical supplies and hoped to help pull civilians out of the beleaguered city on Friday.
Bus convoy heads to besieged city after Russia agrees to limited ceasefire in the area amid new rounds of talks; previous attempts at evacuating civilians from city have failed
The International Red Cross says its teams are en route to Mariupol as residents wait for a promised Russian ceasefire. Meanwhile, those who have been lucky enough to get out of the besieged city describe a harrowing journey to safety.
The International Committee of the Red Cross has contradicted reports that around 2,000 civilians had left the besieged city. The aid agency said its evacuation buses and aid trucks had to turn back. DW has the latest.
The Red Cross has teams en route to Mariupol, but an aide to the mayor of the city said earlier it remained closed for anyone trying to enter and was "very dangerous" for anyone trying to leave. DW has the latest.
The International Committee of the Red Cross says it’s not sure that a planned delivery of aid into Mariupol and an evacuation of civilians out of the besieged Ukrainian city will happen Friday.
Russian forces may be regrouping in Belarus, Ukrainian officials said. Heavy shelling has been reported in eastern Ukraine amid an apparent shift by Russia to redirect military efforts to the Donbas region. Follow here for live news updates.
The International Committee of the Red Cross has contradicted reports that about 2,000 civilians had left the besieged city. The aid agency said its evacuation buses and aid trucks had to turn back.
The International Committee of the Red Cross will make a fresh attempt to reach Mariupol on Saturday after its evacuation buses and aid trucks had to turn back on Friday. DW has the latest.
At least 5,000 residents killed in port city, as over 160,000 remain without food, water, electricity; Kyiv suburb recaptured; toll in strike on Mykolaiv gov't building rises to 33
Russia and Ukraine continued talks on Friday to end the conflict that began more than a month ago with Moscow’s invasion of its smaller neighbor. On the same day, a team from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) announced they had to return to base after failing to rescue civilians tr…
Another attempt to evacuate civilians from besieged Mariupol has failed. On Friday, a Red Cross convoy was reportedly blocked from entering the war-torn city. Still, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy says about 3,000 people managed to escape.
Further evacuations from besieged Ukrainian cities are scheduled for Saturday, according to officials, as Ukraine's President says Russian troops are "slowly but noticeably" moving out of the north of the country. Follow here for live news updates.
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