President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine accused Russia of launching rocket and missile strikes against Ukraine's second-largest city, Kharkiv, as the two countries held negotiations to halt the ongoing war.

The United Nations General Assembly meets for a rare emergency special session to address Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

European Union officials warned of a humanitarian crisis and estimated that more than seven million people would be displaced by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The European Union's top official said that the bloc would 'finance the purchase and delivery' of weapons and other equipment to Ukraine. She also announced new sanctions against Russia and Belarus, including a ban on Russian flights in E.U. airspace.

In an astonishing reversal to decades of German foreign policy, Chancellor Olaf Scholz pledged that the country would spend more than 2 percent of its economic output annually on defense.

Residents in Kyiv, Ukraine, began making Molotov cocktails as the country continued its resistance against Russia's invasion.

Demonstrators expressed solidarity with the people of Ukraine and chanted 'death to Putin' outside the Ukrainian Embassy in Tehran. The rally was a show of defiance to the Iranian government, a Russian ally.

The Russian ambassador to the United Nations vetoed a Security Council resolution condemning his country's invasion of Ukraine. Eleven members voted in favor and three abstained.

The United Nations Security Council members are expected to vote on a resolution that would condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

President Biden selected Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as his nominee to replace Justice Stephen G. Breyer on the Supreme Court. If confirmed, she would be the first Black woman to serve as a justice.