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Ukrainian doctors train for the possibility of a chemical attack from Russia
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, medical workers have been concerned about the possibility of Russia using chemical agents against civilians. That hasn’t happened yet (none on official record) but a Syrian American nongovernmental organization is helping Ukrainian medical workers prepare for the worst.
First civilians leave Mariupol steel plant; hundreds remain
Russia faces growing outrage amid new evidence of atrocities
Russia's invasion in Ukraine ‘is far from done,’ retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman says
A question of our time — to selfie or not at sunset
Seeing The News: The selfie is ubiquitous. But when should you just take in your surroundings? And, recruits in Mariupol, Ukraine, are practicing daily shelling drills. Also, how do you make your new country home? Adriana Zehbrauskas says take pictures.
Separatists in Ukraine push ahead with referendum, but what does it mean?
There was more bloodshed in eastern Ukraine, Friday, as government troops battled pro-Russian separatists in the city of Mariupol. The separatists are pushing ahead with a referendum on Sunday despite the bloodshed and even criticism from Russian president, Vladimir Putin. What do they hope to achieve?
Deaths in eastern Ukraine as pro-Russian mob attempts to storm the National Guard base
Ukraine says three people died Wednesday night in the eastern city of Mariupol. The Ukrainians say a pro-Russian mob tried to storm a National Guard base. The violence capped a humiliating day for the Ukrainian military.