Russia pressures Mariupol as it focuses on Ukraine's east
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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian forces pressured a stubborn pocket of resistance in Mariupol amid renewed hopes Wednesday for an evacuation of thousands of civilians from the shattered port city
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Russian forces said the besieged city of Mariupol would be closed for entry and exit on Monday after Ukraine rejected a deadline for surrender, official says. Follow here for live news updates.
Ukraine says its remaining military personnel and civilians still trapped in Mariupol are effectively encircled by Russian forces. Meanwhile, Kyiv has completed a EU membership questionnaire. Follow DW for the latest.
Russian forces on Tuesday called on Ukrainian troops to give up the remaining vestiges of defense in the key city of Mariupol in southern Ukraine, where a steel plant was under attack. The sprawling Azovstal plant, the last holdout for Ukrainian soldiers and civilians in the strategic port city, was…
Russian forces continued their assault on eastern and southern Ukraine Wednesday, as officials urged remaining residents in the port city of Mariupol to evacuate.
Russian forces have pressured a pocket of resistance in Mariupol and intensified attacks in the Donbas region. If successful, the offensive would carve Ukraine in two.
Ukrainian forces continue to resist Russian attacks in southeastern Mariupol, with a Ukrainian commander saying the situation at the Azovstal steel plant is "critical." Follow here for live news updates.
Leaders have condemned Russia's latest offensive in Ukraine's east. The Kremlin wants to compensate for recent losses around Kyiv by seizing control of Ukraine's industrial heartland. The military warned Mariupol could fall within hours. Warning: Contains graphic images.
An agreed humanitarian corridor to allow civilians escape the besieged city "did not work as planned," according to Kyiv, as a deadline to surrender put forward by Russia lapsed. Follow DW for the latest.
Russian forces have pressured a stubborn pocket of resistance in Mariupol amid renewed hopes Wednesday for an evacuation of thousands of civilians from the shattered port city
Russia pushed for a crucial early victory in its eastern offensive, pressuring the last Ukrainian resistance in Mariupol while the West rushed to send more weapons.
Defenders in Mariupol are desperately short on supplies and may lose control of the city within days or less, Ukrainian military officials said Wednesday, as their Russian foes ramped up a non-stop bombardment of the strategically vital port city and inched closer to what would be the first major pr…
Ukrainian forces continue to resist Russian attacks in southeastern Mariupol, with a Ukrainian commander saying the situation at the Azovstal steel plant is "critical." Follow here for live news updates.
Ukraine says it has reached a preliminary agreement with Russia on establishing a humanitarian corridor allowing civilians to escape the besieged city. Follow DW for the latest.
An agreed humanitarian corridor to allow civilians escape the besieged city "did not work as planned," according to Kyiv, as a deadline to surrender put forward by Russia lapsed. Follow DW for the latest.
An agreed humanitarian corridor to allow civilians escape the besieged city "did not work as planned," according to Kyiv, as a deadline to surrender put forward by Russia lapsed. Follow DW for the latest.
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