African students are reportedly speaking out that they face discrimination at the border of Poland while attempting to escape to safety as thousands of people in Ukraine flee the country following Russia's invasion.

African students fleeing Ukraine claim discrimination at Poland border

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine accused Russia of launching fresh attacks against Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv, and other cities as a negotiation process was still underway.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ukrainian President Zelensky accuses Russia of shelling after talks

An International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor has announced that he will open an investigation into possible war crimes perpetrated by Russia in Ukraine.

ICC prosecutor to open probe into 'war crimes' in Ukraine

Ukraine has accused Russia of attacking with vacuum bombs and cluster bombs, weapons that have been condemned by a variety of international organizations.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russia used vacuum bomb during invasion, claims Ukraine

India advised its citizens to leave Kyiv urgently in its latest advisory. “All Indian nationals including students are advised to leave Kyiv urgently today. Preferably by available trains or through any other means available,” the Indian Embassy said on Twitter.

Leave Kyiv urgently by any means available, says India in latest advisory

The United States and its allies are weighing an oil reserve release amid soaring prices and concern about supplies after Russia invaded Ukraine. Oil prices have hit the seven years high following the invasion and after Western allies have imposed sanctions on Russia.

US and its allies weigh oil reserves release after Russia invaded Ukraine

From the cost of heating your home to cost of travel, groceries, mortgage repayments, car prices, all of them are expected to get hit if this conflict gets stretched further. WION decodes how this Russia-Ukraine Conflict has reached you.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Decoding how the war has reached you

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has announced that the country is sending humanitarian aid to assist people caught up in the fighting in Ukraine. Israel's first response organisation, United Hatzala has already sent a medical relief delegation to the Moldova border with Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Israel sends humanitarian aid to help Ukraine amid Russian invasion

US officials warn that Russian President Vladimir Putin could imminently increase the intensity of the attack. The US has also continued sharing downgraded intelligence with the Ukrainians, including about Russian military moves, in an attempt to help Ukraine on the battlefield. WION brings you more insights.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: US warns of a 'second wave' of attack

Ukraine is fighting for its future as the country is under siege by Russia. Moscow's top target is Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who has emerged as a global hero. From comedian to wartime leader, WION brings you Zelensky's journey.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Is Volodymyr Zelensky winning the propaganda war?

The UN refugee agency, UNHCR has said that at least 150,000 refugees had fled Ukraine to neighboring countries, such as Poland, Moldova, Hungary and Romania, in the wake of Russia’s assault on Ukraine. WION tells you more.

UN Refugee Agency: At least 150,000 people flee Ukraine to neighboring countries

US President Joe Biden has approved $350 million in immediate support to Ukraine’s defence after Kyiv’s defence minister urged the West to send anti-aircraft and anti-tank missiles to help it repel Russia’s military assault on his country.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: US President Biden approves $350 mn in military aid for Ukraine

Thousands of people took to the streets across Israel, to protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Russian forces began firing missiles at several cities in Ukraine on Thursday at dawn, after President Vladimir Putin launched a special military operation.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Thousands take to streets in Israel against Russian invasion of Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and sought India’s “political support” at the UNSC amid the ongoing conflict situation in Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ukrainian President Zelensky urges Indian PM Modi for political support

The UNSC is due to call for a vote for a rare emergency session of UNGA. The vote by the 15-member council is procedural. None of the 5 permanent council members can use veto power.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: UN Security Council due to vote to call for rare UNGA emergency session

Former US President Donald Trump has strongly criticised NATO leaders for their handling of the Ukraine crisis while speaking at a conference. He further said that sanctioning someone was not enough and that the west should focus not only on economic sanctions but also on psychological attack.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Trump slams NATO leaders for handling Ukraine crisis

The official website of the Kremlin, the office of Russian President Vladimir Putin, kremlin.ru, was down on Saturday. This comes after there were reports of denial of service (DDoS) attacks on various other Russian government and state media websites.

The websites were down after Ukraine's vice prime minister said that it had launched an 'IT army' to combat Russia in cyberspace.&nbsp;

A newly discovered piece of destructive software was found circulating in Ukraine on Wednesday. According to researchers at the cybersecurity firm ESET, this impacted hundreds of computers.

Meanwhile, 'Anonymous,' a cyber hacker group, declared a "cyberwar" against Putin's administration as it launched a full-scale invasion of Kyiv amid the continuing Russia-Ukraine conflict. The hacking collective's goal, according to international media, is to deactivate several Russian government websites.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/russia-ukraine-war-hackers-group-anonymous-declares-cyber-war-on-moscow-456598">Also read |&nbsp;Russia-Ukraine war: Hackers' group 'Anonymous' declares 'cyber war' on Moscow</a>

A social media account purporting to represent the group wrote on Thursday that "The Anonymous collective is officially in cyberwar against the Russian government."

The "Anonymous collective has taken down the website of the Russian propaganda channel RT News," it added, confirming the RT.com hack.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the Russian government's websites, the Kremlin, the Duma, and the Ministry of Defense were all hit by the hacker collective's 'cyberattack.'

(With inputs from agencies)

The official website of the Kremlin, the office of Russian President Vladimir Putin, kremlin.ru, was down on Saturday. This comes after there were reports of denial of service (DDoS) attacks on various other Russian government and state media websites.

The official website of the Kremlin, the office of Russian President Vladimir Putin, kremlin.ru, was down on Saturday. This comes after there were reports of denial of service (DDoS) attacks on various other Russian government and state media websites. The websites were down after Ukraine's vice prime minister said that it had launched an 'IT army' to combat Russia in cyberspace. A newly discovered piece of destructive software was found circulating in Ukraine on Wednesday. According to researchers at the cybersecurity firm ESET, this impacted hundreds of computers. Meanwhile, 'Anonymous,' a cyber hacker group, declared a "cyberwar" against Putin's administration as it launched a full-scale invasion of Kyiv amid the continuing Russia-Ukraine conflict. The hacking collective's goal, according to international media, is to deactivate several Russian government websites. Also read | Russia-Ukraine war: Hackers' group 'Anonymous' declares 'cyber war' on Moscow A social media account purporting to represent the group wrote on Thursday that "The Anonymous collective is officially in cyberwar against the Russian government." The "Anonymous collective has taken down the website of the Russian propaganda channel RT News," it added, confirming the RT.com hack. Meanwhile, the Russian government's websites, the Kremlin, the Duma, and the Ministry of Defense were all hit by the hacker collective's 'cyberattack.' (With inputs from agencies)

Russia-Ukraine war: Kremlin's official website down after 'cyber war' on Moscow declared

Russian missiles have hit the Ukrainian town of Vasylkiv southwest of the capital, Kyiv, setting an oil terminal ablaze, the town’s mayor said in a video posted online.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russian missiles set ablaze oil terminal in Ukrainian town of Vasylkiv

India evacuated 219 people as part of its mission to bring Indians from war-hit Ukraine. The flight took off from neighbouring Romania, as the Ukrainian airspace has been closed for civil aircraft operations, and landed in Mumbai.

Flight with 219 Indians evacuated from Ukraine lands in Mumbai

Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has said that Ukraine will create an "IT army" to fight against Russia's digital intrusions. According to reports, the government of Ukraine is asking for volunteers from the country’s hacker underground to fight a cyber war.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ukrainian govt launches cyber spying mission against Russian troops

As Russian troops invade Ukraine, protesters have been gathering around the world to demonstrate against Putin's aggression. The world raised concerns on consequences.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Protesters take to the streets around the world in support of Ukraine

The capital of Ukraine Kyiv, is living under a blanket curfew. The residents have been asked to stay at home and off the streets as some Russian forces have managed to enter into the city.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Blanket curfew in Kyiv as Russian troops reach city

European Union Commission president Ursula von der Leyen commits to cutting Russian banks from Swift financial system to harm their ability to operate globally.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: EU proposes cutting some Russian banks from SWIFT

Ukrainian citizens have been asked to help fight the enemy at the gates. Men in the age group of 18 to 60 have been asked to stay back. Families packed up whatever they could carry on their backs to seek shelter across the border mainly in places like Romania, Poland and Moldova.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ukraine residents flee to Romania, Poland, Moldova amid Russian invasion

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