A month after Russia's invasion began, on the eve of the NATO summit, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky called for solidarity. He called on the alliance to provide “effective and unrestricted” support to Ukraine.
“We ask that the alliance declare that it will fully assist Ukraine to win this war, clear our territory
of the invaders and restore peace in Ukraine,” he said late Wednesday in his nightly video address to the nation.
Zelensky appealed to the Western countries to stay united. “We will see who is a friend, who is a partner and who has sold out and betrayed us,” he said in his speech.
Here is the latest update on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine:
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Kyiv and Moscow have decided to make nine humanitarian corridors in regions of Ukraine
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The US government says the Russian military committed “war crimes” in the invasion of Ukraine, and said the armies targeted civilians.
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Russian journalist Oksana Baulina was killed on Wednesday while filming the destruction caused by Russian armies, said an independent Russian news site. She is the fifth Journalist killed in Ukraine in March.
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BRUSSELS: European Union nations signed off on another 500 million euros ($550 million) on the eve of a summit meeting with US President Joe Biden. The sign off will be used in military aid for Ukraine
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Russia plans to switch its gas sales to "unfriendly" countries to roubles
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On Wednesday, NATO estimated the death of 7,000 to 15,000 Russian soldiers in the four weeks of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Anatoly Chubais, a prominent Russian official resigned from the government to protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine
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Russia started the process of expelling more diplomats from the US embassy in Moscow, said the US State Department
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Ukraine reports a total of 4,554 people were evacuated from its cities through humanitarian corridors on Wednesday
