Olga Voytenko is worried of getting hurt or losing her house in the fighting. Sarit and Alex Haiman from Israel have asked the Israeli Foreign Ministry to help them get Voytenko and her two children out of the country.
International companies continue to pull out or curtail operations involving the Kremlin. Norway and Germany provide Ukraine with military aid.
Speaking to Israel Hayom, top official in the Russian opposition party says that within the halls of the Kremlin officials were "depressed and disappointed," and that "ultimately a group will rise that will remove him from power."
Ukrainians working at Western tech companies band together to knock down disinformation websites, encourage Russians to turn against their government, and speed the delivery of medical supplies, as Amazon pledges logistics, cybersecurity support for Ukraine.
"This wave of solidarity is very visible during wartime. Whether they are Arabs or not, Ukrainians, or from any other region, everyone is sticking together," he says.
British Defense Ministry says Russian forces closing in on Mariupol, a large city on the Azov Sea, while the status of vital Black Sea port in Kherson remains unclear. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy describes Russian soldiers as "confused children who have been used."
The text of the resolution "deplores" Russia's "aggression against Ukraine."
Both Russia and Ukraine express readiness to resume talks.
Moscow says it is ready to resume ceasefire talks with Kyiv. Aid continues to pour into Ukraine as world powers impose sanctions on Russia. Citing imminent danger, Ukrainian security service evacuates Kyiv's Chief Rabbi Jonathan Markovitch and several others.
While Syrian President Assad shows his support for Putin and Hezbollah's Nasrallah blames the US for the conflict in Ukraine, other Arab leaders appear to be intent on sitting on the fence.