 | US hopes to return diplomats to Kyiv by end of monthThe US closed its embassy in Kyiv on February 14, ten days before Russian President Vladimir Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine, and moved its diplomats westwards. |
 | NATO exercises begin along its eastern flankThey are regular exercises aimed at improving the security of the alliance's eastern flank but come this year with Russia's war against Ukraine raging nearby. |
 | Russia urges US, NATO to halt arms supply to Kyiv: Chinese media"If the US and NATO are really interested in resolving the Ukraine crisis, then first of all, they should wake up and stop supplying the Kyiv regime with arms and ammunition," Lavrov said. |
 | Focus should be on stopping fighting: EAM Jaishankar on UkraineJaishankar comments came in response to a question at an interactive session at the Raisina Dialogue, India's premier foreign policy and geo-economics conference. |
 | Kyiv says Russia hitting transport routes for Western arms into Ukraine"Russia is destroying Ukrainian transport infrastructure -- bridges and railways -- to slow down weapon supplies to the frontlines from our allies," an interior Ukraine ministry adviser said. |
 | Russia an acute threat; China a competitor and challenge: British armed forces chief"When you transgress international rules, it leads to all kinds of consequences," British Chief of Defence Staff Admiral Tony Radakin said. |
 | 'Constantly depressing': Ukrainian town watches war close inBefore Russia's invasion, conflict last gripped Toretsk in 2014, when it was captured by pro-Russian separatists. Ukrainian forces retook it later that year. |
 | Two explosions near western Ukraine borderThe incident occurred in a small town of Maiac roughly 12 kilometers west of the border with Ukraine, according to the region's Interior Ministry. |
 | Russia says Ukrainian authorities at Kyiv foiled evacuation from Mariupol"The Kyiv authorities have again cynically undermined this humanitarian operation," Russia said in a statement, accusing the Ukrainian government of "indifference" towards its citizens. |
 | Ukraine war: US urges Serbia to join sanctions against ally RussiaAlthough Serbia voted in favor of three United Nations resolutions condemning the Russian aggression against Ukraine, it has not joined international sanctions against Moscow. |
 | Five dead, 13 injured after series of strikes in Ukraine's second largest city of KharkivMaksym Khaustov, the head of the Kharkiv region's health department, confirmed the deaths following a series of strikes that onlookers said had ignited fires throughout the city. |
 | Pope urges peace for Ukraine in this 'Easter of war'"May there be peace for war-torn Ukraine, so sorely tried by the violence and destruction of the cruel and senseless war into which it was dragged," the pontiff said. |
 | 'Inhuman' situation in Ukraine's Mariupol as Russia claims almost full controlMoscow said Ukrainian forces in the city must lay down their arms by Sunday, after weeks of relative calm in the capital Kyiv were brought to an end by renewed Russian airstrikes. |
 | Ukraine effect? Infosys to move its business out of Russian marketThis move comes against the backdrop of the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Infosys said that they are not working for any Russian client, and have no plans to work for Russian clients in the future. |
 | Over 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers surrender in Mariupol: Russia's defence ministryRussia is believed to be trying to connect occupied Crimea and Moscow-backed separatist territories Donetsk and Lugansk in Donbas and has laid siege to Mariupol. |
