In Poland, the US president warns the Russian leader against invading even "an inch" of territory of a NATO nation and urges Western allies to brace for what will be a turbulent road ahead in a "new battle for freedom." Russian forces said to target Kharkiv nuclear facility. Holocaust memorial reportedly damaged by Russian forces outside Kharkiv.
Local report that half the residents of Kharkiv have fled as Hungarian PM Viktor Orban turns down Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's request for weapons. Meanwhile, Finland announces it will suspend train service to Russia starting March 28.
Yad L'Achim is working to warn Jewish refugees of missionaries waiting on Ukraine's borders to seek out Jewish refugees and offer them food, heated tents, and travel assistance in the hope of converting them to Christianity.
US publisher announces it will continue to sell book on who "most likely" betrayed the Jewish teen. In 69-page written “refutation,” six Dutch historians, academics describe book’s findings as a “shaky house of cards.”
A plurality of Israelis, 47%, believe Ukraine policy to be balanced, Israel Haayom-Maagar Mochot poll finds. One-third of respondents say Israel should only accept refugees eligible to immigrate in accordance with the Law of Return.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy holds another conversation with Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, while Russia's former president says it is "foolish" to believe Western sanctions will have any effect on Moscow.
White House reveals initiatives as President Joe Biden and world leaders gather in Brussels for a trio of summits in response to the Russian invasion, seeking new ways to limit the economic and security fallout from the conflict.
Leaders open first of three summits in Brussels focused on increasing pressure on President Vladimir Putin. Ukraine says Russian landing ship destroyed. Officials assess whether Russia should remain in the G20. Russian journalist working for independent outlet killed in Kyiv shelling.
Ukrainian officials lobbied for the surveillance technology dating back to at least 2019 but were denied by the Defense Ministry due to concerns over Russia's reaction.
Secretary of State Blinken: Assessment based on "careful review" of public and intelligence sources since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. NATO: 7,000-15,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in the four-week war. Russia blocks Google news service, says it is disseminating "misinformation" about the conflict.