It is day 20 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict enters day 20: 'Russia may take full control of cities'

People have been stuck in underground shelters and basements as the city faces non-stop bombardment from Russian forces.

Ukraine Under Attack: Shelling prevents humanitarian aid from entering Mariupol

American billionaire businessman Elon musk has challenged Russian president Vladimir Putin in a series of tweets.

Elon Musk challenges Vladimir Putin in a series of tweets

In Europe, carmakers including Volkswagen and BMW are scrambling to find alternative sources of vital parts. There are reports that China and Mexico can come for rescue.

Carmakers scramble for new supplies, now who will come for rescue?

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine would cost India's military capabilities, but the government is unsure how much.

It will all depend on how long the war lasts and what the conflict's outcome will be.

The war will usher in a new era of arms procurement and bilateral military partnerships around the world.

And the consequences will be felt in New Delhi as well.&nbsp;

India had adopted a neutral stance as a result of its long-standing strategic relationship with Russia.

This Cold War-era cooperation encompasses numerous fronts—diplomacy, defence, nuclear energy, and technology—making Russia a critical part of India's nation-building process, particularly during its early years.&nbsp;

Russia supplies India with more than half of its weapons, ammunition, and military equipment.

India's military capability will be severely harmed while Russia is at war.

Whether it's the delivery of platforms such as nuclear submarines, Grigorovich class frigates, fighter jets, Triumf S-400, AK 203 assault rifle, and others, or the maintenance of tanks, aircraft, and other platforms acquired from Russia.

There are three key areas where India would experience difficulties as a result of the war.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine would cost India's military capabilities, but the government is unsure how much. It will all depend on how long the war lasts and what the conflict's outcome will be.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine would cost India's military capabilities, but the government is unsure how much. It will all depend on how long the war lasts and what the conflict's outcome will be. The war will usher in a new era of arms procurement and bilateral military partnerships around the world. And the consequences will be felt in New Delhi as well. India had adopted a neutral stance as a result of its long-standing strategic relationship with Russia. This Cold War-era cooperation encompasses numerous fronts—diplomacy, defence, nuclear energy, and technology—making Russia a critical part of India's nation-building process, particularly during its early years. Russia supplies India with more than half of its weapons, ammunition, and military equipment. India's military capability will be severely harmed while Russia is at war. Whether it's the delivery of platforms such as nuclear submarines, Grigorovich class frigates, fighter jets, Triumf S-400, AK 203 assault rifle, and others, or the maintenance of tanks, aircraft, and other platforms acquired from Russia. There are three key areas where India would experience difficulties as a result of the war. (With inputs from agencies)

Russia-Ukraine war to affect India's military sustenance, expansion

The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine had cast a shadow, at this year's film honour events: the Bafta and Critics Choice Awards. Several stars addressed the ongoing conflict and called for peace amid Russia's attack on Ukraine.

Russian invasion of Ukraine dominates film awards night!

Days after the Kremlin confirmed President Putin had allowed Syrian fighters to take part in the Ukraine war, Chechen&nbsp;leader Ramzan Kadyrov said he had travelled to Ukraine to meet Russian troops attacking Kyiv.

Reports claimed a television channel in Grozny, Chechnya, showed images of Kadyrov in its Telegram social media channel in a room with Russian troops discussing military operations outside Ukraine's capital.

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Who is Ramzan Kadyrov? 
Kadyrov's feared paramilitary force has been accused of unleashing terror in Chechnya where he reportedly rules with an iron fist.

He is blacklisted by Western nations. The Chechnyan warlord is believed to be close to President Putin.

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Kadyrov, 45, is the son of former Chechen President Akhmad Kadyrov who was assassinated in 2004. He took over the presidency in 2007 while he was just 30.

His father and former president Akhmad Kadyrov had raised warcry against Russia during the&nbsp;first Chechen war in 1994 which resulted in the battle of Grozny during former President Boris Yelstin's tenure in the mid-1900s. Akhmad later switched sides to Russia during the second Chechen war. &nbsp;

Kadyrov was declared the caretaker prime minister of Chechnya in 2005 after former PM Sergey Abramov was injured in a car accident and became PM in 2006 as he rose to power during Putin's regime.

Kadyrov linked to assassination of Chechen fighter in Berlin?

In 2019&nbsp;Zelimkhan Khangoshvili, a former Chechen fighter was killed in a Berlin park. He had fought in the second Chechen war against Russian forces from 2001-2005.

UK police had apprehended the suspected killer who was reportedly a Russian man. Reports linked Khangoshvili's killing to Ramzan Kadyrov although it could be not be proved even as Russia rejected any links to the ruthless murder.

(With inputs from Agencies)

Days after the Kremlin confirmed President Putin had allowed Syrian fighters to take part in the Ukraine war, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said he had travelled to Ukraine to meet Russian troops attacking Kyiv.

Days after the Kremlin confirmed President Putin had allowed Syrian fighters to take part in the Ukraine war, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov said he had travelled to Ukraine to meet Russian troops attacking Kyiv. Reports claimed a television channel in Grozny, Chechnya, showed images of Kadyrov in its Telegram social media channel in a room with Russian troops discussing military operations outside Ukraine's capital. Also Read: Ukraine-Russia war: Who are the 'Wagner' mercenaries? Who is Ramzan Kadyrov? Kadyrov's feared paramilitary force has been accused of unleashing terror in Chechnya where he reportedly rules with an iron fist. He is blacklisted by Western nations. The Chechnyan warlord is believed to be close to President Putin. Also Read in Pics | Napoleon's Waterloo & Hitler's Barbarossa: 5 lessons for Putin Kadyrov, 45, is the son of former Chechen President Akhmad Kadyrov who was assassinated in 2004. He took over the presidency in 2007 while he was just 30. His father and former president Akhmad Kadyrov had raised warcry against Russia during the first Chechen war in 1994 which resulted in the battle of Grozny during former President Boris Yelstin's tenure in the mid-1900s. Akhmad later switched sides to Russia during the second Chechen war. Kadyrov was declared the caretaker prime minister of Chechnya in 2005 after former PM Sergey Abramov was injured in a car accident and became PM in 2006 as he rose to power during Putin's regime. Kadyrov linked to assassination of Chechen fighter in Berlin? In 2019 Zelimkhan Khangoshvili, a former Chechen fighter was killed in a Berlin park. He had fought in the second Chechen war against Russian forces from 2001-2005. UK police had apprehended the suspected killer who was reportedly a Russian man. Reports linked Khangoshvili's killing to Ramzan Kadyrov although it could be not be proved even as Russia rejected any links to the ruthless murder. (With inputs from Agencies)

Ukraine-Russia war: Who is Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov?

Russia has taken over the southern city of Kherson, the largest in Ukraine to be captured by Russian forces so far. However, the unarmed civilians bravely protest against Russian occupiers.

Residents protest Russian occupation in Kherson amid the ongoing invasion of Ukraine

Prime Minister Yair Lapid met with Romania's prime minister on Sunday to discuss the situation in Ukraine before moving on to Slovakia for further discussions, our correspondent Jodie Cohen brings you this report.

Israel, Romania meet on Russia-Ukraine crisis

Ukraine and Russia are all set to resume talks via video conferencing in a bid to end the war. Both sides have cited progress in talks.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Diplomatic efforts to end war continue

In a video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday (March 14) said that he had asked the government to ease tax pressure on small and medium-sized businesses because of the ongoing conflict between Russia and his country.&nbsp;

He said that he had asked the officials to work out details on how to restore small and medium businesses so that the system works and the people know how and where they can work.&nbsp;

"The economic suppression of Ukraine is one of the war's aims," in a video address, Zelensky said adding that he had told the government "to relax taxes as much as possible, to remove all difficulties, absolutely everything".&nbsp;

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Talking about the prospects after the conflict ends, the Ukrainian President said that the country needs a new tax system and new financial regulations to keep the economy going during wartime and to rebuild it after the war.&nbsp;

"The weather is beautiful alas we hardly ever notice it anymore. The skies are clear but not above Kyiv. Not above Kyiv and other cities of our country," Zelensky said at the start of his address as he spoke from the outside presidential palace in Kyiv while referring to the morning bombardment of targets in the capital by the Russian forces.&nbsp;

News agencies have reported quoting authorities that at least one person was killed when a Russian shell smashed into an apartment block in Kyiv on Monday (March 14).&nbsp;

A second person was killed by falling debris after a missile strike on another part of the Ukrainian capital.&nbsp;

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Three Russian rockets also hit the Antonov aircraft factory in Kyiv. There were no immediate reports of any deaths at the factory.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, Zelensky is set to a virtual address to US Congress on Wednesday (March 16) as the western ally comes under intense shelling from Russia.&nbsp;

House leader Nancy Pelosi and her Senate counterpart Chuck Schumer said in a joint letter to lawmakers said, "We look forward to the privilege of welcoming President Zelensky's address to the House and Senate and to convey our support to the people of Ukraine as they bravely defend democracy."&nbsp;

WATCH |&nbsp;Russian troops inch closer to Ukrainian capital, Kyiv braces for more Russian strikes

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In a video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday (March 14) said that he had asked the government to ease tax pressure on small and medium-sized businesses because of the ongoing conflict between Russia and his country.

In a video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday (March 14) said that he had asked the government to ease tax pressure on small and medium-sized businesses because of the ongoing conflict between Russia and his country. He said that he had asked the officials to work out details on how to restore small and medium businesses so that the system works and the people know how and where they can work. "The economic suppression of Ukraine is one of the war's aims," in a video address, Zelensky said adding that he had told the government "to relax taxes as much as possible, to remove all difficulties, absolutely everything". ALSO READ | Elon Musk challenges Vladimir Putin to a fight for Ukraine and he is 'absolutely serious' Talking about the prospects after the conflict ends, the Ukrainian President said that the country needs a new tax system and new financial regulations to keep the economy going during wartime and to rebuild it after the war. "The weather is beautiful alas we hardly ever notice it anymore. The skies are clear but not above Kyiv. Not above Kyiv and other cities of our country," Zelensky said at the start of his address as he spoke from the outside presidential palace in Kyiv while referring to the morning bombardment of targets in the capital by the Russian forces. News agencies have reported quoting authorities that at least one person was killed when a Russian shell smashed into an apartment block in Kyiv on Monday (March 14). A second person was killed by falling debris after a missile strike on another part of the Ukrainian capital. ALSO READ | Ukraine under attack: Kremlin doesn't rule out taking 'full control' of major Ukraine cities Three Russian rockets also hit the Antonov aircraft factory in Kyiv. There were no immediate reports of any deaths at the factory. Meanwhile, Zelensky is set to a virtual address to US Congress on Wednesday (March 16) as the western ally comes under intense shelling from Russia. House leader Nancy Pelosi and her Senate counterpart Chuck Schumer said in a joint letter to lawmakers said, "We look forward to the privilege of welcoming President Zelensky's address to the House and Senate and to convey our support to the people of Ukraine as they bravely defend democracy." WATCH | Russian troops inch closer to Ukrainian capital, Kyiv braces for more Russian strikes ×

'Economic suppression of Ukraine is one of the war's goals': Zelensky orders to restore businesses

WION reports from ground zero, we get you all the voices from Ukrainian capital Kyiv. How long can Kyiv resist the Russian assault? WION gets you the complete picture.

Ukraine under attack | WION on ground zero tracking all sides of Russian invasion

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, battles are not only being fought on the ground but also in the form of cyberattacks. In the latest, a Russian energy firm reported a cyber attack.

Reports: Cyberattack on Russian energy firm Rosneft's German unit

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, the International Monetary Fund said that the Russian default is no longer 'improbable'.

IMF: Russian default no longer 'improbable', sanctions would also have spillover effects

The invasion of Ukraine has placed Russia on the verge of bankruptcy. Interest rates have doubled, the stock market has closed, and the rouble has fallen to its lowest level ever. Russians are now not allowed to convert money they have into foreign currency.

Russian economy to pay the price of Ukraine invasion

Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko recorded a video of himself standing in the middle of destroyed buildings as he said, "That's what Russians' war against civilians looks like."

In the video, he showed a city bus that just got hit by a rocket. "Lives are getting lost. There's the war that Russia started," he said. He also said that just like Kyiv, many other Ukrainian cities were destroyed.&nbsp;

"That's the truth. These images are the truth of Russian war against Ukraine. That's what it looks like," he said.

"Putin's dream of creating a Greater Russia is my country's nightmare," he wrote in the caption.

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After laying siege to southern port city Mariupol, Russian forces are reportedly heading towards the capital Kyiv city even as Ukrainian officials have said that they are “ready to fight”.

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On early Saturday morning, air raid sirens and shellings were heard over Kyiv and other major Ukrainian cities, local media reported.&nbsp;

President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Ukraine had “already reached a strategic turning point”.

“It is impossible to say how many days we still have (ahead of us) to free Ukrainian land. But we can say we will do it,” he said. "We are already moving towards our goal, our victory."

Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has announced that around 12,000 US troops have been moved along the borders with Russia such as Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Romania, even as he ruled out sending forces to Ukraine.

(With inputs from agencies)

Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko recorded a video of himself standing in the middle of destroyed buildings as he said, "That's what Russians' war against civilians looks like.

Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko recorded a video of himself standing in the middle of destroyed buildings as he said, "That's what Russians' war against civilians looks like." In the video, he showed a city bus that just got hit by a rocket. "Lives are getting lost. There's the war that Russia started," he said. He also said that just like Kyiv, many other Ukrainian cities were destroyed. "That's the truth. These images are the truth of Russian war against Ukraine. That's what it looks like," he said. "Putin's dream of creating a Greater Russia is my country's nightmare," he wrote in the caption. Putin's dream of creating a Greater Russia is my country's nightmare. #SaveUkraine#kyiv #StopPutinsWar #Standtogether #FreeUkraine #WeAreAllUkrainians #StandWithUkraine #StopTheWar pic.twitter.com/EKw3K6BsbZ — Klitschko (@Klitschko) March 14, 2022 × After laying siege to southern port city Mariupol, Russian forces are reportedly heading towards the capital Kyiv city even as Ukrainian officials have said that they are “ready to fight”. Also read | Live | EU sanctioning Abramovich among other Russians over Ukraine invasion On early Saturday morning, air raid sirens and shellings were heard over Kyiv and other major Ukrainian cities, local media reported. President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Ukraine had “already reached a strategic turning point”. “It is impossible to say how many days we still have (ahead of us) to free Ukrainian land. But we can say we will do it,” he said. "We are already moving towards our goal, our victory." Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has announced that around 12,000 US troops have been moved along the borders with Russia such as Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Romania, even as he ruled out sending forces to Ukraine. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Kyiv mayor records himself as he shows the scale of destruction caused by Russian forces

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russia targeted a military base in Westernmost Ukraine. Now, Ukraine President Zelensky warns of attack on NATO soil.

Zelensky warns of attack on NATO soil after Russia targets military base in Westernmost Ukraine

It is day 19 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine.

Day 19 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine: Russian forces inch closer to Kyiv

Award-winning US Journalist Brent Renaud, who was reporting for 'Time' has been killed in an attack in Irpin amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

US Journalist Brent Renaud, who was reporting for 'Time' killed in an attack in Irpin

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch said on Sunday he hoped to take part in a government scheme to offer Ukrainian refugees somewhere to live. 
 
The new 'Homes for Ukraine'&nbsp;scheme will allow members of the public, charities, businesses and community groups to offer accommodation to refugees to come to Britain even if they do not have family ties.

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"It is a really shocking time to be a European two and a half hours flight away from Ukraine, and it's something that hangs over us," Cumberbatch told Sky News on the red carpet of the British Academy Film Awards at London`s Royal Albert Hall. 
 
Cumberbatch, known for his roles in "Sherlock", "The Imitation Game" and "Doctor Strange", was wearing a round badge with the blue and yellow of theUkrainian flag on the lapel of his jacket.

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"We all need ... to do more than wear a badge. We need to donate, we need to pressure our politicians to continue to create some kind of a refugee safety and a haven here for people who are suffering," he said. 
 
"Everyone needs to do as much as they can ... there`s been a record number of people volunteering to take people into their homes, I hope to be part of that myself." 
 
Cumberbatch is up at the BAFTAs for the leading actor award for his portrayal of a 1920s rancher in 'The Power of the Dog'.

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch said on Sunday he hoped to take part in a government scheme to offer Ukrainian refugees somewhere to live. The new 'Homes for Ukraine' scheme will allow members of the public, charities, businesses and community groups to offer accommodation to refugees to come to Britain even if they do not have family ties.

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch said on Sunday he hoped to take part in a government scheme to offer Ukrainian refugees somewhere to live. The new 'Homes for Ukraine' scheme will allow members of the public, charities, businesses and community groups to offer accommodation to refugees to come to Britain even if they do not have family ties. Will Smith wins Critics Choice Awards & BAFTA for 'King Richard', hails Venus and Serena Williams "It is a really shocking time to be a European two and a half hours flight away from Ukraine, and it's something that hangs over us," Cumberbatch told Sky News on the red carpet of the British Academy Film Awards at London`s Royal Albert Hall. Cumberbatch, known for his roles in "Sherlock", "The Imitation Game" and "Doctor Strange", was wearing a round badge with the blue and yellow of theUkrainian flag on the lapel of his jacket. BAFTA 2022: 'Dune', 'Power of the Dogs' scores big; here's complete winners list "We all need ... to do more than wear a badge. We need to donate, we need to pressure our politicians to continue to create some kind of a refugee safety and a haven here for people who are suffering," he said. "Everyone needs to do as much as they can ... there`s been a record number of people volunteering to take people into their homes, I hope to be part of that myself." Cumberbatch is up at the BAFTAs for the leading actor award for his portrayal of a 1920s rancher in 'The Power of the Dog'.

Benedict Cumberbatch says he hopes to house Ukrainian refugees

In a span of 3 weeks nearly 2.7 million Ukrainians have fled their homes leaving behind their possessions and the life that they knew to face an unknown future outside their country. As Ukraine continues to fight the Russian forces, let's now track the countries that people have traveled to as Europe grapples with the fastest-growing refugee crisis in Europe since the Second World war

East Europe hosts majority of Ukrainians;195,980 have entered Slovakia from Ukraine

Now it's day 19 of the Russian invasion and the Russian forces are continuing to pound the port city of Mariupol in the south which is endured some of the worst fighting since Russia invaded.

Mariupol under siege: Over 2,100 people killed in Mariupol amid Russian invasion of Ukraine

Despite fierce Russian bombardment in Ukrainian cities, the two sides resumed dialogue aimed at ending Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Russian and Ukrainian delegations are holding a dialogue via video conferencing this time.

Negotiations continue between Russia and Ukraine, talks to lay ground for Zelenskyy-Putin meet?

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters day 19 there is no end to the relentless shelling by Russia. As the Russian troops continue to inch closer to the Ukrainian capital, at least two people have been killed and three others injured.

Russian troops inch closer to Ukrainian capital, Kyiv braces for more Russian strikes

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Who's leading Putin's propaganda war? Watch this report on WION to find out.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Who's leading Putin's propaganda war?

The United States has threatened China over sanctions as their officials are set to hold a crucial meeting in Rome amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The US threatens China over sanctions ahead of crucial talks in Rome

Day 19 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine: Heavy shelling reported in the Kyiv region

International Center for Peacekeeping in Lviv region fired by planes from Russia. Western allies have strongly condemned the attack.

US condemns Russian attack on Ukrainian military base

It has been several days since the Russian invasion of Ukraine started, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine.

Bright Tulip & Roses in a warzone: Most people have fled from Mykolaiv in Ukraine

On the 19th day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a fourth round of talks between Ukraine and Russia is currently underway. Describing the talks with the Russian side as hard, Kyiv's lead negotiator has said that both sides are outlining their specific positions.

Fourth round of Russia-Ukraine talks underway

Ukrainians have been forced to flee and seek refuge in other countries, but some have decided to return to the conflict-ridden home.

Why are the refugees going back to Ukraine?

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