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Ukraine crisis: As West vows sanctions, US says Russian advance on Kyiv stalled; Indian student killed in shelling

Ukrainian officials released footage of charred bodies and cars damaged in the apparent Russian attack on Kyiv, which knocked out some State broadcasters but left the structure intact

Russia-Ukraine Conflict updates: 'We must stop the aggressor as soon as possible', says Volodymyr Zelensky

Russia-Ukraine Conflict updates: Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla on Tuesday said out of an estimated 20,000 Indian citizens in Ukraine, 60 per cent have left the country since the first advisory was issued by the government

Ukraine crisis: Moscow, Kyiv plan second round of talks; Putin bars money transfers abroad as ruble crashes

Putin also told his French counterpart on Monday that the demilitarisation of Ukraine and Western recognition of Russian sovereignty over the Crimean peninsula were prerequisites to ending fighting in Ukraine

Ukraine demands 'immediate ceasefire', withdrawal of troops as talks with Russia open

Volodymyr Zelensky meanwhile issued another video address, wearing his now trademark green khaki sweatshirt, calling on the European Union to agree to 'the immediate accession of Ukraine via a new special procedure'

Russian shelling kills 11, injures dozens in Kharkiv; city has no critical infrastructure, says governor

Russia has also accused nationalist groups in Ukraine of using civilians as human shields and the Ukrainian military of deploying heavy weapons to residential areas, as potential pretexts justifying civilian deaths

Russia using cluster munitions in Ukraine, hit prechool and hospital, allege rights groups

The rights groups said the attack in the town of Okhtyrka "may constitute a war crime", after images showed cluster munitions struck at least seven locations on or near the school

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: US recommends Americans in Russia leave 'immediately'

The state department warned that options for getting out of Russia are dwindling quickly as international sanctions bite, including many countries having closed their airspace to Russian carriers

As Europe opens arms to Ukrainian refugees, contrast in treatment with those from Africa and West Asia is hard to miss

When it comes to Ukraine, the change in tone of some of Europe's most extreme anti-migration leaders has been striking — from "We aren't going to let anyone in" to "We're letting everyone in."

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: UK imposes more banking sanctions on Moscow

Under the plans, British people and businesses will be banned from making transactions with the Russian central bank, its finance ministry and its wealth fund

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Path to war was laid in months of plans, warnings

It was back on 31 March of last year when the US military had first raised an alert of a 'potential imminent crisis' arising from Russian drills near the Ukrainian border