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

Several countries have closed their airspace to Russian flights, as Moscow faces rising pressure over the invasion of Ukraine. Commercial airlines are also avoiding airspace around Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus following Russia's invasion.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Countries close airspace to Russian carriers

Western nations are going to hunt down Russian oligarchs’ “yachts, jets, fancy cars and luxury homes,” says a US official, after White House, EU and other allies announce new sanctions against Russia.

US official: West to hunt down Russian oligarchs' jets, cars

How Premier League clubs united to express solidarity with Ukraine amid war with Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine is ready for peace talks, but not in Moscow’s preferred venue of Belarus. WION speaks to Ukrainian MP Inna Sovsun for insights.

'If Russia seizes Ukraine, they will advance further', says Ukrainian MP Inna Sovsun

Russian troops have entered Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv, where street fighting is now taking place. WION speaks to Ukrainian MP Inna Sovsun for live updates.

'Russia is targeting residential infrastructures', says Ukrainian MP Inna Sovsun

According to media reports, Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready for talks with the Ukrainian government in Belarus as the fighting between the nations continue to escalate.

Russian media: Kremlin ready for talks with Ukraine in Belarus

It is day 4 of Russia's invasion into Ukraine. Reportedly, in Kharkiv, the second-largest city in Ukraine, Russian soldiers have managed to gain entry. WION speaks to Ukrainian MP Inna Sovsun for more perspective.

'I was forced to move to a house with basement', says Ukrainian MP Inna Sovsun

<p>As Ukraine continues to suffer after facing a full-fledged Russian military invasion, people across the globe have come together to extend their support for the grieving nation. Several sports stars and clubs have also expressed solidarity with the nation with messages of peace and 'no war'.</p>

<p>On Saturday, English Premier League (EPL) clubs Manchester City and Everton also showcased their support for Ukraine and the people of the country. While City players were spotted wearing shirts with the words 'NO WAR' written on the front and the back, the Everton players held a Ukrainian flag over their shoulders ahead of the start of the game.</p>

<p>While the two clubs expressed solidarity with Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia, there was a heartwarming moment shared between Ukrainian duo Oleksandr Zinchenko and Vitaliy Mykolenko ahead of the game. The two play for Manchester City and Everton respectively, however, the duo kept the club rivalry aside and were seen sharing an emotional hug.</p>

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<p>The Ukrainian duo might be part of opposing teams but the on-field rivalry took a back seat in the wake of what their country is currently going through. The emotional embrace of the duo soon went viral on social media and became a major talking point ahead of the game as more support poured in for Ukraine and its people on social media.</p>

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<p>Zinchenko was reduced to tears and almost broke down as he appreciated the support shown by fans of both teams at Goodison Park. The Ukrainian left-back was named on the bench for City while&nbsp;Mykolenko also was named as one of the substitutes for Everton.</p>

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<p>League leaders Manchester City defeated Everton 1-0 with the help of a goal from Phil Foden, who found the back of the net in the 82nd minute. With the victory, City further consolidated their spot on the top of the table. They currently have 66 points from 27 matches, six more than second-placed Liverpool, who have one game in hand to close the gap.</p>

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As Ukraine continues to suffer after facing a full-fledged Russian military invasion, people across the globe have come together to extend their support for the grieving nation.

As Ukraine continues to suffer after facing a full-fledged Russian military invasion, people across the globe have come together to extend their support for the grieving nation. Several sports stars and clubs have also expressed solidarity with the nation with messages of peace and 'no war'. On Saturday, English Premier League (EPL) clubs Manchester City and Everton also showcased their support for Ukraine and the people of the country. While City players were spotted wearing shirts with the words 'NO WAR' written on the front and the back, the Everton players held a Ukrainian flag over their shoulders ahead of the start of the game. While the two clubs expressed solidarity with Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia, there was a heartwarming moment shared between Ukrainian duo Oleksandr Zinchenko and Vitaliy Mykolenko ahead of the game. The two play for Manchester City and Everton respectively, however, the duo kept the club rivalry aside and were seen sharing an emotional hug. Also Read: Russia's Rublev writes 'No War Please' on camera lens after tough semi-final win in Dubai - Watch The Ukrainian duo might be part of opposing teams but the on-field rivalry took a back seat in the wake of what their country is currently going through. The emotional embrace of the duo soon went viral on social media and became a major talking point ahead of the game as more support poured in for Ukraine and its people on social media. Ukrainian players Zinchenko (City) and Mykolenko (Everton) before their match at Goodison pic.twitter.com/PiAxZ99snv — Rachel Wearmouth (@REWearmouth) February 26, 2022 × Also Read: Chelsea's Roman Abramovich hands over 'stewardship and care' of club Zinchenko was reduced to tears and almost broke down as he appreciated the support shown by fans of both teams at Goodison Park. The Ukrainian left-back was named on the bench for City while Mykolenko also was named as one of the substitutes for Everton. Manchester City's Ukrainian football player Oleksandr Zinchenko could not hold back her tears because of the support of the fans and clubs to Ukraine before the match. #ManCity #Zinchenko #Ukrania #nowar pic.twitter.com/tK3B1t4spz — 10Numara (@10Numarayeni) February 26, 2022 × League leaders Manchester City defeated Everton 1-0 with the help of a goal from Phil Foden, who found the back of the net in the 82nd minute. With the victory, City further consolidated their spot on the top of the table. They currently have 66 points from 27 matches, six more than second-placed Liverpool, who have one game in hand to close the gap.

Ukrainian duo Zinchenko and Mykolenko embrace each other as Man City, Everton show support for Ukraine

India brought back the first batch of 219 Indians from war-hit Ukraine as part of 'Operation Ganga'. WION's Siddhant Sibbal brings you more insights.

India launches operation Ganga to evacuate nationals stranded in Ukraine

European Union Commission chief announces proposed new actions "to cripple Putin's ability to finance his war machine." The allies agreed to additional restrictions on Russian oligarchs amid invasion of Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: EU aims new sanctions to cripple Putin amid Ukraine invasion

Governor of Kharkiv reports that heavy fighting is taking place inside the city as Russian troops have entered that region. All citizens who aren't willing to fight or unarmed are requested to stay in shelters.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russian troops enter Ukraine’s Kharkiv city

Kyiv authorities have imposed a day-and-night curfew until Monday morning, after some invading Russian forces entered the Ukrainian capital. Also, Ukraine warned Russian saboteurs were active in Kyiv as explosions rocked the capital, forcing residents to flee to safety underground.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Kyiv's mayor imposes blanket curfew until Monday

Russia-Ukraine conflict: First pictures of attack on Kyiv on Day 2

Ukraine's nuclear agency said that radiation levels around the site of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster are on rise following Russia's invasion. Russian troops seized the remnants of the Chernobyl nuclear plant on Thursday.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ukraine says radiation around Chernobyl spikes after Russian invasion

President Vladimir Putin held a virtual meeting with Russian security council members amid sweeping sanctions. The EU has agreed to freeze European assets which are linked to the Russian President Vladimir Putin along with foreign minister Sergei Lavrov.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Putin holds a virtual meet with Russian security council

The Kremlin has said that President Vladimir Putin is ready to send high-ranking delegation to Minsk for talks with Ukraine, as Russian forces reach Kyiv on the second day of invasion.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Putin ready to send high-ranking delegation to Minsk for Ukraine talks

<p><strong><em>Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.</em></strong></p>

<p>Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that his country had been left on its own to fight Russia following the Kremlin's large-scale invasion which killed 130 Ukrainians on the first day.</p>

<p>"We have been left alone to defend our state," Zelenisky declared in a video address to the nation made at the end of the first day of the Russian attack.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Who is ready to fight alongside us? I don't see anyone. Who is ready to give Ukraine a guarantee of NATO membership? Everyone is afraid," he added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>According to Zelensky, 137 Ukrainians, both military and civilian, have been killed and another 316 have been wounded since the attack began early Thursday morning.</p>

<p>“Sadly, today we lost 137 heroes, our citizens. Ten of them were officers. 316 people have been wounded. Defending the Zmiinyi Island, all our border guards died a heroic death. But they have not surrendered. They will all be awarded posthumously the title of the Hero of Ukraine. Let those who gave their lives for Ukraine be remembered forever.”</p>

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<p>Zelensky also said that Russian "sabotage groups" had entered Kyiv, and urged residents to remain vigilant and observe curfews.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The president added that he remained in Ukraine with his family despite Russia identifying him as "target number one".&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;Russia-Ukraine conflict: Russian troops take over a key airbase located 38 KMs away from Kyiv</strong></p>

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<p>“I remain in the capital, my family is also in Ukraine, my children are in Ukraine. My family are not traitors, they are citizens of Ukraine. Where exactly they are I have no right to say. According to the information we have the enemy has marked me as target No 1, my family as target No 2."</p>

<p>"They want to destroy Ukraine politically by taking down the head of state," Zelensky said.</p>

<p>Earlier the Ukrainian President had said that&nbsp;there was now a "new&nbsp;iron&nbsp;curtain" between Russia and the rest of the world, like in the Cold War.</p>

<p>"What do we hear today? It's not just rocket explosions, combat and the roar of aircraft. This is the sound of a new&nbsp;iron&nbsp;curtain&nbsp;lowering and closing Russia off from the civilised world," he said in a video address.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Thursday, Russia launched an all-out invasion of Ukraine by land, air, and sea. This is the largest military attack in Europe since World War II and confirms the worst fears of the West.</p>


Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that his country had been left on its own to fight Russia following the Kremlin's large-scale invasion which killed 130 Ukrainians on the first day. "We have been left alone to defend our state," Zelenisky declared in a video address to the nation made at the end of the first day of the Russian attack. "Who is ready to fight alongside us? I don't see anyone. Who is ready to give Ukraine a guarantee of NATO membership? Everyone is afraid," he added. Also read | ‘No choice but to invade Ukraine to defend Russia’, says Vladimir Putin According to Zelensky, 137 Ukrainians, both military and civilian, have been killed and another 316 have been wounded since the attack began early Thursday morning. “Sadly, today we lost 137 heroes, our citizens. Ten of them were officers. 316 people have been wounded. Defending the Zmiinyi Island, all our border guards died a heroic death. But they have not surrendered. They will all be awarded posthumously the title of the Hero of Ukraine. Let those who gave their lives for Ukraine be remembered forever.” Also read | Ukraine-Russia conflict: First pictures from ground zero Zelensky also said that Russian "sabotage groups" had entered Kyiv, and urged residents to remain vigilant and observe curfews. The president added that he remained in Ukraine with his family despite Russia identifying him as "target number one". Watch | Russia-Ukraine conflict: Russian troops take over a key airbase located 38 KMs away from Kyiv “I remain in the capital, my family is also in Ukraine, my children are in Ukraine. My family are not traitors, they are citizens of Ukraine. Where exactly they are I have no right to say. According to the information we have the enemy has marked me as target No 1, my family as target No 2." "They want to destroy Ukraine politically by taking down the head of state," Zelensky said. Earlier the Ukrainian President had said that there was now a "new iron curtain" between Russia and the rest of the world, like in the Cold War. "What do we hear today? It's not just rocket explosions, combat and the roar of aircraft. This is the sound of a new iron curtain lowering and closing Russia off from the civilised world," he said in a video address. On Thursday, Russia launched an all-out invasion of Ukraine by land, air, and sea. This is the largest military attack in Europe since World War II and confirms the worst fears of the West.

Ukrainian President says his country 'left alone' to fight Russia; claims enemy marked him as 'target no. 1'

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that he is not afraid to discuss with Russia the issue of Ukraine’s neutral status. He also admitted that NATO is not ready to provide security guarantees to Ukraine and to grant membership.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ready to discuss Ukraine's neutral status with Russia, says Zelensky

Russian President Vladimir Putin had a call with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on the ongoing war against Ukraine. Jinping had urged the Russian President to negotiate with Ukraine to defuse tensions.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Xi urges Putin to negotiate with Ukraine to defuse tensions

Invading Russian troops bore down on Kyiv despite a desperate defense in which Ukraine said hundreds of its troops were killed and injured. Overnight, the city was hit by blasts with several civilians injured.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Kyiv braces for a Russian attack, Zelensky orders general mobilisation

<p>Atalanta midfielder Ruslan Malinovskyi sent out a message for peace with his 'no war' celebration during his side's clash against Olympiakos in the Europa League on Thursday. Atalanta, who had defeated Olympiakos 2-1 in the first leg of the Europa League playoff tie, registered their second straight win against the side on Thursday in the second leg.</p>

<p>With the win, Atalanta have now advanced into the Round of 16 of the Europa League. Ukrainian midfielder Malinovskyi was the hero of Atalanta's win against Olympiakos as he found the back of the net twice in their clinical 3-0 win. While his goal-scoring exploits sent his side into the Round of 16, Malinovskyi also won hearts with his celebration.</p>

<p>As his country Ukraine battles against a full-fledged Russian invasion, Malinovskyi revealed a 'No War in Ukraine' message under his T-shirt after scoring against Olympiakos on Thursday. His celebration has been lauded by many and has gone viral across the world as millions around the globe extended their support to Ukraine amidst one of the worst military conflicts the world has witnessed in the last few years.</p>

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<p>Russian President Vladimir Putin had earlier this week announced a 'special military operation' in Ukraine following which the Russian military entered attacked the country. As per reports, hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in the conflict so far. Several nations including the United States and the United Kingdom have imposed sanctions on Russia.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/uefa-moves-champions-league-final-from-st-petersburg-to-paris-amid-russia-ukraine-conflict-456427">UEFA moves Champions League final from St Petersburg to Paris amid Russia-Ukraine conflict</a></p>

<p>On Friday, European football's governing body UEFA too sprung into action and stripped Russia of the hosting rights of the UEFA Champions League final. The marquee football fixture which was scheduled to be hosted by&nbsp;St Petersburg on May 28, has been moved to Paris.</p>

<p>UEFA condemned the attack on Ukraine and also pledged to support footballers who are stuck in the country and want to be rescued amid war with Russia.</p>

<p>“Together with the French government, Uefa will fully support multi-stakeholder efforts to ensure the provision of rescue for football players and their families in Ukraine who face dire human suffering, destruction and displacement," said UEFA in a statement.</p>

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Atalanta midfielder Ruslan Malinovskyi sent out a message for peace with his 'no war' celebration during his side's clash against Olympiakos in the Europa League on Thursday.

Atalanta midfielder Ruslan Malinovskyi sent out a message for peace with his 'no war' celebration during his side's clash against Olympiakos in the Europa League on Thursday. Atalanta, who had defeated Olympiakos 2-1 in the first leg of the Europa League playoff tie, registered their second straight win against the side on Thursday in the second leg. With the win, Atalanta have now advanced into the Round of 16 of the Europa League. Ukrainian midfielder Malinovskyi was the hero of Atalanta's win against Olympiakos as he found the back of the net twice in their clinical 3-0 win. While his goal-scoring exploits sent his side into the Round of 16, Malinovskyi also won hearts with his celebration. As his country Ukraine battles against a full-fledged Russian invasion, Malinovskyi revealed a 'No War in Ukraine' message under his T-shirt after scoring against Olympiakos on Thursday. His celebration has been lauded by many and has gone viral across the world as millions around the globe extended their support to Ukraine amidst one of the worst military conflicts the world has witnessed in the last few years. Watch video: Ruslan malinovskyi#NO_WAR_IN_UKRAINE pic.twitter.com/wRP5668Ltl — Hussain Osman (@Hussain04570988) February 24, 2022 × Russian President Vladimir Putin had earlier this week announced a 'special military operation' in Ukraine following which the Russian military entered attacked the country. As per reports, hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in the conflict so far. Several nations including the United States and the United Kingdom have imposed sanctions on Russia. Also Read: UEFA moves Champions League final from St Petersburg to Paris amid Russia-Ukraine conflict On Friday, European football's governing body UEFA too sprung into action and stripped Russia of the hosting rights of the UEFA Champions League final. The marquee football fixture which was scheduled to be hosted by St Petersburg on May 28, has been moved to Paris. UEFA condemned the attack on Ukraine and also pledged to support footballers who are stuck in the country and want to be rescued amid war with Russia. “Together with the French government, Uefa will fully support multi-stakeholder efforts to ensure the provision of rescue for football players and their families in Ukraine who face dire human suffering, destruction and displacement," said UEFA in a statement.

Ukraine's Ruslan Malinovskyi does 'no war' celebration after scoring for Atalanta in Europa League - WATCH

A senior Ukrainian official said Russian forces would enter areas just outside the capital, Kyiv, later on Friday and that Ukrainian troops were defending positions on four fronts despite being outnumbered.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russian troops advance on Kyiv as Ukrainian leader pleads for help

Explosions sounded before dawn on Friday in Kyiv and gunfire was later heard near the government quarter, as invading Russian forces closed in. Russian affairs expert, Fred Weir speaks to WION for more perspective.

Reports: Gunfire heard near Kyiv's government quarter

Russian 'sabotage groups' have entered Kyiv, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky warns in a video address to the nation. Zelensky says "the enemy's sabotage groups have entered Kyiv," and urged residents to be vigilant and observe curfew rules. #ukraine #russia #ukraineconflict #invasion

‘We are not afraid’: Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenksy’s message amid Russia’s assault

President Joe Biden has reiterated that US forces “are not, and will not” be engaged in the conflict with Russia in Ukraine. Thousands of US ground and other forces have been deployed to NATO countries in eastern Europe that feel threatened by Russia.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: US will not engage in war with Russia

According to reports, Kremlin claimed to have destroyed 118 Ukraine's military infrastructure sites while Russia's paratroopers have taken control of Chernobyl plant & entered Kyiv.

Reports: Russian troops destroy 118 Ukrainian military sites

Top Biden administration official has said that Russian forces have entered Ukraine through Belarus and are about 20 miles from Kyiv. At least two loud explosions reverberated across the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, at dawn on Friday.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russian forces about 20 miles away from Kyiv, warns US

Russian airborne troops have taken control of the Antonov Airport, which is about 25 miles away from the capital city Kyiv, Ukraine.

Ukraine Under Attack: Russian forces take control of an air base near Kyiv