"Evacuation of civilians from Azovstal began," wrote President Volodymyr Zelensky. "The first group of about 100 people is already heading to the (government) controlled area," he added. Zelensky said that, together with the UN, his office is working to continue the evacuation. According to Ukraine's estimates, around 1,000 civilians, mostly women and children, are still trapped at Azovstal steel mill.
Most Popular

Hungarian, Romanian oil refineries tied to Russia hit by blasts

Ukraine strikes Russian chemical plant with Storm Shadow missiles, military says

For the first time, Russia reportedly sends oil shipment to Georgia's new refinery

Why does Russia want Donbas? 6 things to know about the region Ukraine is being pressured to give up

6 killed, 29 injured in Kyiv and oblast during mass Russian overnight missile and drone attack
News Feed Show More
Friday, October 24
(Updated: )Russia
Experts described the move as "quite a shock" and a "serious blow" to Russia's top oil exporters.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said that Trump has seen "not enough interest and enough action" from Russia to advance toward peace.
(Updated: )
A Su-30 fighter jet and an Il-78 refueling plane flew approximately 700 meters into Lithuanian airspace, remaining there for about 18 seconds, according to the Baltic country's military.
(Updated: )
President Volodymyr Zelensky is expected to brief EU leaders on the humanitarian needs of Ukrainians amid intensified Russian strikes and ongoing efforts to achieve peace.
Putin said that "no self-respecting country does anything under pressure," calling new U.S. sanctions an "unfriendly act."
(Updated: )
Russia attacked Kharkiv with drones on Oct. 22, damaging a kindergarten and killing one person, injuring at least six, local authorities reported.
This documentary exposes Russia’s vast system that indoctrinates Ukrainian children, using education and leisure programs in occupied territories to build Russia’s future army.
The National Bank of Ukraine kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 15.5%, warning that inflation could intensify amid Russian attacks on the energy system and Kyiv's ongoing budgetary challenges.
Editors' Picks

Why does Russia want Donbas? 6 things to know about the region Ukraine is being pressured to give up

EU mulls hitting Russia where it hurts — its shadow fleet

No, Russian soldiers in Ukraine are not being forced to fight against their will
