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A video shared by the Russian government showed a collection of weapons apparently taken from the battlefield.

North Korea is now the third nation to recognize Russian-backed separatist regions in eastern Ukraine as independent states.

The governor of Ukraine's Donetsk region said that six buildings, including a residential high-rise, were damaged in "a deliberate attack on civilians."

Video footage showed a motorcade rushing towards the Kremlin building, the seat of the Russian government.

The Chechen leader said that he had read "nonsense" about Putin's health condition.

Kadyrov used his official Telegram channel to post a video of a captured Ukrainian soldier warning his fellow fighters not to take on the Chechens.

Newsweek's Fact Check team analyzes some of the stories claiming Putin has undergone cancer surgery alongside other "poor health" speculation.

Russia has long used propaganda as a weapon, and recent reports say its president has been spreading disinformation to the Ukrainian people about his war.

Maria Vorontsova allegedly took part in discussions on Telegram, according to an unconfirmed report by Dmitry Kolezev, editor-in-chief of the website Republic.

Images and footage on social media showed plumes of white smoke falling over the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, Ukraine.

The video shows a long line of carrier vehicles and agricultural equipment, including tractors and spare tires that are reportedly being taken to Chechnya.

QAnon influencers hope Elon Musk will reinstate their Twitter accounts after he takes over the platform.

A claim spread on Telegram suggesting that Congress members' and staffers' family members are exempt from paying student loans.

Twitter permanently banned tens of thousands of QAnon-affiliated accounts following the storming of the Capitol last year.

Russian currency is being spread around the country with messages written on it denouncing the war in Ukraine.

The Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office said the family was targeted while driving their car in the Izium District.

Echo of Moscow, an independent station, was closed on March 3 after Russian authorities began a crackdown on media criticism of the attack on Ukraine.

With cameras and social media ubiquitous, human rights groups say Ukraine's government may be violating an international agreement.

The messaging app is one of few social networks still fully accessible to Russians, but in a blow to Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro, the country's Supreme Court ordered it to be shut down in the country.

Donald Trump's one-time former national security adviser also suggested Ukraine needs to remain neutral for the conflict to end.

The computer generated video purports to show the former president saying "I've found a space to interact. Hello Russia, hello RuTube."

Attack on military training base in Yavoriv, west of Lviv, leaves another 134 injured, Ukrainian officials said.

The Kremlin has pushed false claims that the U.S. is working with Ukraine on bioweapons labs, a narrative that QAnon has picked up and further distorted.

On the 12th day of Russia's attacks on Ukraine, more than 13,000 people have been detained at anti-war protests across Russia.

QAnon influencers have cast Vladimir Putin in a positive light and believe he is engaged in a fight against a cabal of satanic pedophiles and "deep state" members who have interests in Ukraine.

QAnon followers have praised Vladimir Putin as they believe his brazen actions in Ukraine expose President Joe Biden's weakness as a leader.

Major figures within the QAnon online conspiracy movement have promoted the so-called Canadian "freedom convoy" in posts shared with hundreds of thousands of followers.

At least 45 candidates running for office in 2022 "have lent credence in some way to the QAnon conspiracy theory," according to the Anti-Defamation League.

Hardcore QAnon followers believe Donald Trump is sending them coded messages—such as "I'm Batman!!!"—via a Twitter account.

Donald Trump said those charged with criminal offenses in connection with January 6 are being "treated so unfairly."