Ukraine donations drop as need for supplies increases

A humanitarian organisation in Poland has warned international donations of food, sanitary and medical supplies to Ukraine have more than halved since the start of the war.

Mariupol blockade 'not an act of humanity' - councillor

The blockade of women and children in Mariupol's Azovstal steel plant has been labelled a "crime" by a leading Ukrainian academic and member of Mariupol City Council.

Russia 'hiding genocide cases' in besieged city

One of Mariupol's top civic and political leaders has accused Russia of covering up war crimes in the city.

Inside Chernihiv: 'I think that only God can save us'

Terror comes at night for Kateryna. That's the worst time – with loud explosions and relentless shelling. When it happens she sits in the dark praying for God to save her and her 96-year-old mother. Her mother cries and feels nervous.

Mariupol a 'dead city full of tears' - deputy mayor

Mariupol's deputy mayor tells Cian McCormack his city his "in ruins", as he calls for the besieged city to be rebuilt using Russian money.

Family risk circuitous route to escape Mariupol

'Hundreds' will die if aid does not arrive in Mariupol

A lack of food, water and medicine will result in hundreds of deaths in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol if humanitarian aid fails to arrive in the next day or two, the city's deputy mayor has warned.

Putin, Zelensky meeting date 'could be agreed in days'

A date could be set for a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Mass graves in Mariupol, snow for water - deputy mayor

Increased fatalities and dead bodies on streets in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol has led to mass burials, according to its deputy mayor.

Ukrainian mother speaks of fears for her family

A mother-of-two living in the Ukrainian city of Melitopol said she is living in fear for her life and for her family's lives.