Ukrainians flocked to train stations after a humanitarian corridor was opened in the cities of Mariupol and Volnovakha as the war with Russia leads to yet more devastating consequences. Heart-breaking footage shows the moment a Ukrainian mother was reunited with her son after being separated from him in the crowd.

Ukrainian civilians cut off Russian armored vehicles in the city of Kherson as they protested, holding banners and even lying on the concrete to prevent their advance.

Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Petro Poroshenko was spotted heading to the conflict-ridden city of Irpin as Russia forges on with the devastating invasion of its neighbor.

As Russia’s invasion of its neighbor continues full-swing, foreigners hailing from various states who want to help Ukraine fight are pictured at the Medyka border post in Poland as they prepare to enter the country. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy had stated in a national address that 16,000 volunteer fighters were on the verge of arriving to help fight against Russian forces.

This Ukrainian musician-turned-soldier thanked Turkey for supplying Ukraine with the globally lauded Bayraktar TB2 drones in an exclusive interview with Yeni Şafak daily. “I’m going to fly with Turkish Airlines for the rest of my life,” he added.

Indians, who traveled to Ukraine to pursue their studies, are leaving the country with heavy hearts with the help of the Interior Ministry, as the Russian incursion into its neighbor forges on, uprooting countless civilians and separating hundreds of families.

According to a statement by the Russian Defense Ministry, Moscow’s forces have seized a Ukrainian military base in the Radensk village near Kherson. “Ukrainian soldiers at the military base rapidly abandoned their positions, along with military-technical vehicles and weapons.”

A Russian pilot was allegedly taken captive after Ukrainian forces shot down his plane in southern Ochakiv, amid Moscow’s ongoing military operation in neighboring Ukraine.

Hundreds of female and child victims of the Russian military intervention in Ukraine have been evacuated from the Lviv train station on Wednesday, March 2. On their way to safer places in the neighboring countries including Poland, Hungary and Moldova, families had to leave their loved ones back home as the fighting intensifies in Ukraine.

Ukraine has shot down a Russian helicopter, the country's Defence Ministry has claimed on Saturday ,March 5. The video shared by the ministry shows the moments of the incident.

A large group of Ukrainians who fled the country to escape from Russian attacks, continue to arrive the train station in Przemysl city of Poland on Friday, (March 4). Since Russia's war on Ukraine began on Feb. 24., it has been met by outrage from the international community, with the EU, UK, and US implementing a range of economic sanctions on Russia. According to UN figures, 227 civilians have been killed and 525 injured in Ukraine since the start of the war. Ukrainian authorities, however, pu...

Hundreds of Ukrainians who wanted to flee amid Russian attacks, tried to find a train at the Lviv Train Station on Friday, (March 4). Since Russia's war on Ukraine began on Feb. 24., it has been met by outrage from the international community, with the EU, UK, and US implementing a range of economic sanctions on Russia. According to UN figures, 227 civilians have been killed and 525 injured in Ukraine since the start of the war. Ukrainian authorities, however, put the death toll at over 2,000.

Serbian far-right organization on Friday held a rally in support of Russian people in the capital Belgrade. The People’s Patrols started out as a group hostile to the migrants and refugees crossing Serbia on route to Europe, claiming that Vladimir Putin is fighting against a ''Nazi and pro-Western government''. The rally began with a large number of citizens from several right-wing groups. The crowd chanted messages of support for Russia.

The sounds of siren warning the air raid on Ukraine's capital Kyiv were heard again on Saturday early morning while a number of explosions and shelling incidents were heard during the night.

Security camera footage shows the moments of fire early Friday at the site of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe. Russian firing and clashes around the site reportedly caused fire at the power plant. Located in Energodar, Ukraine, the power plant is owned and operated by Ukraine’s national nuclear energy generating company NNEGC Energoatom.

As Russia's 40-Mile long tank convoy nears Kyiv, Ukrainian forces in the capital are poised and ready to fight and a tense wait continues in the capital in the second week of the war. Checkpoints, barricades, and roadblocks were set up in the center of Kyiv and on motorways on the outskirts while Russian troops and tanks are still outside the city.

Every day, hundreds of more civilians escaping Russian attacks in Ukraine are arriving in Poland with hopes of living in a safer place. Footage from Przemysl, southern Poland, on Friday, March 4, shows many Ukrainian civilians at a train station located some 20 kilometers away from Ukrainian border.

Northern Lights, have appeared at 4th March, in Murmansk region of Russia, Kola Peninsula, where it is very rare to see them. The Northern Lights are a unique natural phenomenon created when electrically charged particles from the sun collide in the Earth’s atmosphere.

Ukrainian authorities took measures to protect art objects and historical sculptures in the Ukrainian city of Lviv on Thursday, March 3. While the violence of Russia's attacks on Ukraine is increasing every day, the authorities of the city of Lviv took action to protect the historical sculptures from possible attacks. The sculptures of the Archcathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary were wrapped and packaged with protective materials.

Footage shows a group of Ukrainian soldiers hoisting the national flag over the city of Bucha, on the outskirts of Kyiv, after sweeping the city and clearing it of all Russian presence, as clashes continued to flare near the capital.