Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he wants the war to be over before winter and urged G7 leaders to keep the pressure on Russia; he also appealed for more heavy weapons, anti-aircraft defence systems and further sanctions, in an address to leaders. Letting Russia win in Ukraine would be ‘absolutely chilling’, says Boris Johnson
The Senate voted 86-11 in favor of the emergency package of military, economic and humanitarian assistance
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused the Kremlin in an overnight video address of deliberately creating “a humanitarian catastrophe ” and appealed again for Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet with him to prevent more bloodshed.
Biden calling Putin a war criminal is ‘unforgivable rhetoric’, says Kremlin.
Russian forces ‘purposefully and cynically destroyed’ theatre, say local officials.
“In the name of God, let the cry of the suffering people be heard, and let the bombings and attacks stop," he said during his weekly Sunday prayer at St Peter’s Square at the Vatican.
As the talks wrapped up, several blasts could be heard in Kyiv, though few details were immediately known. Russian troops, who are attacking Ukraine on multiple fronts, have been advancing slowly on the capital city of nearly three million people.
Eleven people died after looters torched a garment factory near Chile's capital Santiago, bringing the death toll in violent protests to at least seven.
Stock markets in China and Europe have been hit after US President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs on China, putting a trade deal in doubt.
