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"We think that some of them were killed." - Ukraine Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna tells @erinburnett that Russia abducted 11 of her nation's mayors, and Ukrainian officials have not been able get in touch with them or free them. https://t.co/moFfcC2fe1
A megachurch hosted the Kremlin-positive Fox News host — just as horrifying images of murdered civilians in Ukraine emerged. https://t.co/oWwvRXKv60
Spanish authorities seized a $90 million yacht owned by a Russian oligarch at the request of American officials, the Justice Department said on Monday. Over one week last month, Spain seized three superyachts believed to belong to Russian oligarchs. https://t.co/5IVqRmeRkI
“Before the war, she was just a normal teenager, making goofy videos with her friends and taking selfies. Then the war reached where she lived in Kyiv.” @MattRiversCNN reports on the brutal price the children of Ukraine are paying for Putin’s invasion. https://t.co/pEsK1lojEO
“The shell comes slamming in very close to us. We took cover and then another two shells landed, one of them maybe 10 yards from one of our cars.” @bencnn reports on the escape his team made after incoming artillery fire near Mykolaiv, Ukraine. https://t.co/2SyJBv5Pbr
The prospects for resolution from peace talks between Russia and Ukraine are more in doubt than ever with the reported discovery of hundreds of corpses of civilians in Bucha and other Kyiv suburbs as Russian forces retreated. https://t.co/ohTMVP5y30
“You don’t have the images of the destruction of human souls, which is happening on the global level.” https://t.co/34PRL4s064
"I just want to provide back to where I came from." Eric, a Ukrainian-born American, talks to CNN about why he traveled back to Ukraine to volunteer at one of the biggest humanitarian centers in Ukraine. https://t.co/YIiTy0kwtT
Tatyana Petrovna, 72, in the garden where the bodies of two of her relatives lay. Neighbors told our reporter that one of the men had stayed in Bucha to look after his dogs. Not far from his body, our reporter found two dogs, dead. They had been shot. https://t.co/DxANUvN8RK https://t.co/j4j2KvjmJE
"Every piece of my body and soul (are) with my people." Nadia Hnatiuk describes to @jaketapper how difficult it was for her to leave Ukraine and flee to Poland with her two daughters. https://t.co/NCMWyXpIf6
Porsche sales have sunk in North America, due to Russia's war in Ukraine, supply chain struggles, and that notorious ship disaster. https://t.co/RcxrcTVagk
President Biden joined the chorus of world leaders who have said reports of mass killings in the Kyiv suburb of Bucha constituted a “war crime,” vowing to hold Russian President Vladimir Putin “accountable” for the apparent atrocities in Ukraine. https://t.co/UVTuK7ToC0
Vladimir Benc said when Russia invaded Ukraine he couldn't stop thinking about his friends there. He knew he had to do something, after a callout on social media he received four tons of food. Now, he's leading convoys of donations to Ukraine. https://t.co/snmz61AtR4
Stocks in Asia looked set for a tailwind Tuesday after gains in the technology sector helped to push U.S. shares higher. Crude oil jumped on the prospect of tougher sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine https://t.co/1CMwBaMEih
"The information from Bucha appears to show further evidence of war crimes," National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Monday on images coming out of the town that is just northwest of Kyiv, Ukraine. https://t.co/oasD7SNXM8 https://t.co/zZz4D6pDm4
After the Russian occupation rendered an animal shelter near Borodyanka, Ukraine, inaccessible to volunteers, disturbing footage has emerged showing mounds of dead dogs who perished, locked in their cages, without access to food or water for weeks. https://t.co/o0cNUvE270
"The most sobering point today was made by the foreign minister of Ukraine who said that Bucha is really just the tipping point and that what is happening in places like Mariupol...is far worse," @Debora_Patta reports. "That is just an unimaginable horror to contemplate." https://t.co/2RbOvRuRk3
Aerial view shows residential buildings in Mariupol on Sunday. https://t.co/ws5cDYyQc1 📷 Pavel Klimov / Reuters https://t.co/qm1pIQJ0Mu
"Bucha is no longer just a battlefield. It's become a crime scene," CBS News Foreign Correspondent @Debora_Patta reports on what she saw in Bucha, Ukraine. "When we visited there today, we saw the body of a man who had been blindfolded, it appears, shot in the head." https://t.co/apUZUkXPqK
A local resident sits near a damaged apartment building in Mariupol on Monday. https://t.co/ws5cDYyQc1 📷 Alexander Ermochenko / Reuters https://t.co/tL1JHBUVXM
Russia's massacre of civilians in Bucha has reignited a debate within the EU about banning Russian energy imports — and whether any threshold of atrocity in Ukraine would justify plunging Europe into a recession. https://t.co/3JKm6P7C1p
Jewish survivors of the Nazi Holocaust are fleeing Ukraine to escape the Russian invasion. Eight decades after Raisa Valiushkevych fled Ukraine to escape Nazi Germany's invasion, she found herself fleeing again — this time though to Germany https://t.co/lMe423Jn0K https://t.co/znAQD7wam2
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will address the U.N. Security Council for the first time Tuesday. The session is certain to focus on what appear to be deliberate killings by Russian forces in the town of Bucha on the outskirts of the capital Kyiv. https://t.co/xJTMozhW4X
PHOTOS: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy left Kyiv on Monday for his first reported trip since the war began to see for himself what he called the “genocide” and “war crimes” in devastated Bucha, northwest of the capital. https://t.co/r0cDJbIBbj
Western sanctions and arms shipments came in hard and fast after the invasion of Ukraine, despite key constraints. Europe's next moves may be more consequential. https://t.co/sDA9xyDDUu
Red Cross says its team is being held close to Mariupol in Ukraine https://t.co/zVWZQIhOKP https://t.co/Po4QXejFgr
.@AP journalists have seen dozens of bodies in Bucha, where atrocities have spawned global revulsion — and condemnation of Russia's war on Ukraine. Many victims appeared to have been shot at close range. At least two had their hands tied. https://t.co/JvWK2qlL3t
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Global outrage spread over civilian killings in Bucha and is likely to galvanize the U.S. and Europe into additional sanctions against Moscow, possibly including some restrictions on energy that Europe still imports from Russia https://t.co/D9GG0qRE4Z https://t.co/X3X74gOE5a
Explainer: How could Russia's Putin be prosecuted for war crimes in Ukraine? https://t.co/EAbZMA6u6D https://t.co/FdlodEGPAY
While condemning atrocities committed by Russian troops in Ukraine, U.S. officials including President Biden are stopping short of calling the actions a genocide. https://t.co/5LRLhk3yZu
Roughly two-thirds of the Russian troops that had been amassed around Ukraine's capital of Kyiv have since left. https://t.co/g1XogTzjmq
From @WSJopinion: The outcome in Ukraine will define a new world order, for good or ill. The U.S. can restore its leadership of the free world, or it can lead from behind while democracy continues to lose ground, writes Garry Kasparov. https://t.co/5EsePmOyzD
A massacre of civilians outside of Kyiv is just “the tip of the iceberg,” according to Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, who cited the apparent Russian war crimes while demanding additional economic sanctions on Russia and arms for Ukraine. https://t.co/kLTYTh3EEG
National security adviser Jake Sullivan told reporters the United States has affirmed Russian forces are committing war crimes in Ukraine but has not yet gathered enough evidence to accuse Moscow of committing genocide. https://t.co/miau3PKfJZ
U.S. can do more to help Ukraine, rattle Putin, former Moscow CIA chief says https://t.co/a4XmU8OJQm
"None of the aspiring peace-makers seeking to broker a cease-fire or truce in the Ukraine war are acting like this or using language like that...We see the cost of what Biden is doing; wherein lies the benefit?" https://t.co/xZBJdxGj8A
White House says Russia shifting war to eastern and southern Ukraine https://t.co/SOSgmuiYlz
The U.S. plans to unveil additional sanctions on Russia this week, President Biden’s national security adviser said, condemning reports of atrocities in parts of Ukraine while declining to label Russian forces’ alleged actions as genocide https://t.co/57qwclOrja
Essay: Vladimir Putin made no secret of his obsession with Ukraine. It took decades for the West to realize how serious he was. https://t.co/q5jkJiLkxV https://t.co/KDA4A1qCyY
Germany expelled 40 Russian diplomats on Monday in response to Moscow’s alleged war crimes against civilians in Ukraine https://t.co/fQLjc3zymg
How Biden could prevent another Russia-Ukraine type war with a Trump model of deterrence https://t.co/WwQMIlWTtt
"Both the strong economy and what supporters call [Hungarian Prime Minister] Orban's "sensible conservatism" — policies that increased the birth rate and kept Hungary neutral in the Russo-Ukraine War — were key to the big win by Fidesz," John Gizzi writes. https://t.co/gMNWbS0bIt https://t.co/0dSyaBkeHe
Western world leaders threatened Moscow with crippling economic sanctions, including a total lockout of Russia’s vital energy industry, after disturbing images of tortured civilian corpses emerged in the aftermath of an attack on the Kyiv suburb of Bucha. https://t.co/d9lw1arLxM
American gun manufacturer sending thousands of AR-15s to Ukraine https://t.co/pwzr27aFWM
Russia-Ukraine War Slideshow | https://t.co/CAWiE453z6 https://t.co/KHeetv3oqh
Biden calls for war crimes trial against Putin amid suspected civilian killings by Russian forces in Ukraine - https://t.co/LGyoBxU6wY #OANN
Russia is ramping up its campaign against eastern Ukraine, with probable plans to "deploy tens of thousands of soldiers" to that region, the White House said on Monday, as it works will allies to unload fresh sanctions against Moscow. https://t.co/uhdOcv23U0
WATCH: DOD briefing following brutal attacks in Bucha, Ukraine https://t.co/soASqH5isL
Brooklyn-based nonprofit delivers 'blankets of hope' to people in need https://t.co/OehnnrF4rb
Putin’s assault on Ukraine has made some things unmistakably clear, or should have. | Opinion by @jaynordlinger https://t.co/RZza3cIFk8