Volodymyr Zelensky

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.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban praised the Fox News host during a conservative meeting in Budapest.

Andriy Yermak said Kyiv needs more weapons and harsher sanctions on Moscow to ensure unconditional victory for Kyiv.

Russia's increased use of "dumb" bombs has likely resulted in the deaths of more Ukrainian civilians, officials said.

The U.S. ambassador to Ukraine said Russian troops could be expelled from more regions they had occupied, which raises the prospect of Moscow losing Crimea.

Photos shared on Twitter drew parallels between the ideology of Buffalo shooter suspect Payton Gendron to Ukrainian army, with some implying a deeper link.

"The decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq," Bush said at his own presidential library.

President Vladimir Putin spent 628 billion rubles on his military in April, Russia's Ministry of Finance reported,

Cawthorn's defeat was celebrated by the ambassador on Wednesday after Cawthorn's past comments toward Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

The Azovstal steel plant where Ukrainian soldiers have been holed up has been subjected to Russian attacks for weeks.

The Russian leader sent tanks and anti-aircraft missile systems to his forces in Ukraine this week.

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

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the U.S. and U.K. are prolonging the war in Ukraine in order to inflict damage on Russia's military.

"This is all thanks to our heroic soldiers driving those evil spirits away from Kharkiv," the mayor of Kharkiv said.

Mariupol residents must blame Ukrainian troops and President Zelensky for destroyed housing or killed family members to get the money, a mayoral adviser warned.

"We've made it, Mr. President, we are here," said one of a group of troops who claimed they had reached the border.

"He wasn't believing history. He wasn't logical," Canada's ambassador to Ukraine Larisa Galadza said Sunday about the Russian president.

The U.S. state sponsor of terrorism label is one of the most prominent diplomatic sanctions that is currently given to just four countries.

The mini-bloggers previously cheered Putin's military, but now "criticized Russian armed forces leadership," the Institute for the Study of War said Saturday.

Vladimir Putin's troops are increasingly constrained by "continued low morale and reduced combat effectiveness," the U.K.'s defense ministry said Sunday.

"Any senator running that supports McConnell must go," the former Trump admin official wrote on Saturday. "$40 billion of your money."

Mikhail Kasyanov said Friday that he believes Putin was "misled" by advisers about the state of Russian forces and how long an invasion would take.

One Ukrainian fighter trapped inside said Saturday that the plant's hospital ward is "completely unsanitary" with swarming flies and "disgusting" odors.

The Georgia Republican tweeted Saturday that "our highest ranking leaders would not be able to" visit Ukraine if conditions warranted more military aid.

Rand Paul is the only Republican senator to block a new bipartisan aid package to help Ukraine's ongoing war with Russia.

Igor Girkin's comment is one of the strongest public attacks on Russia's military leadership from a pro-Kremlin figure to date.

The Russian president has backed away from trying to take all of southern Ukraine, even as President Biden confronts the danger of a Ukrainian victory.

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss urged fellow Western leaders to "go further and faster" in support of Ukraine.

Ukrainian counterattacks continue to push Russian troops back. Sweden and Finland consider NATO membership amid Russian threats. Live updates have ended.

The Russian deputy ambassador to the United Nations said the Kremlin's position on Ukraine's desire to join the bloc changed last month.