Firefighters rescued a woman from the rubble in Mariupol, Ukraine, after Russian forces continued their siege on the port city. Another man walking down the street, towing his possessions behind him, said a mortar shell destroyed his home.

Vice President Kamala Harris said Russia should be investigated for war crimes, citing a Russian strike that destroyed buildings at a hospital complex, including a maternity ward.

The high-level talks arranged by Turkey failed to alleviate the humanitarian crisis, with the Russian foreign minister falsely claiming that his nation did not attack Ukraine.

The vice president holds a joint news conference with the Polish leader during her visit to Warsaw.

Residents of suburbs surrounding the capital recounted their experiences living through the Russian assault as they evacuated through humanitarian corridors.

Yoon Suk-yeol, of the conservative People Power Party, won the tight presidential election in South Korea. He will replace President Moon Jae-in, a progressive leader whose term ends in May.

Top officials told the House Intelligence Committee that they believed President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia will continue using his brutal war tactics to try to control Ukraine.

The mayor of a Polish town bordering Ukraine presented a white T-shirt bearing an image of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to the far-right Italian senator Matteo Salvini, and told him he had to wear it if he wanted to meet refugees. Before the war, Mr. Salvini was a fan of Mr. Putin.

The president announced the ban in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and warned that the action could result in higher prices for Americans at the gas pump.

President Biden is announcing new actions to hold Russia accountable for its unprovoked war on Ukraine.