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The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has expressed deep concern for the safety of religious minorities in Ukraine as Russia continues its violent invasion of the country.

An American who now calls the central Ukrainian city of Svitlovodsk home has decided to stay put amid Russia's invasion to provide shelter and aid to the refugees who are escaping the violence by fleeing west.

A Kharkiv woman described living through Russian missile attacks and her decision to stay in the city to avoid leaving her family behind.

Putin has already cracked down on nationwide protests and arrested around 8000 individuals who have opposed his invasion of Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says invasion of Ukraine is going according to schedule.

Sacred Orthodox shrines in Kyiv dating back nearly 1,000 years are at risk as Russia continues to invade Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy aid it’s a “pity” U.S. support came after Russia invaded Ukraine.

Ukrainians still in the country faced another grim day as Russia's invasion moved into its eighth day.

The former chief software officer for the Air Force said it would be a "game changer" in the Ukrainian conflict if China shared technological capabilities with Russia.

A young couple from Ukraine wed before they went off to fight for their country against the Russian military and Putin. Though they were without a marriage certificate, they were able to wed.

Tikhon Dzyadko, editor-in-chief of TV Rain, says he and his editorial staff have fled Russia out of fear for their safety

To understand the Russia-Ukraine war, one must understand the history of communism – and more specifically, Russian communism.

The 40-mile Russian convoy outside Kyiv, Ukraine, has been stalled for three days. Residents of Kyiv have been bracing for a Russian convoy en route to the capital.

The U.N. human rights offices has said 227 Ukrainian civilians have died and 525 have been injured since Russia's invasion of Ukraine despite Ukrainian officials projecting much higher numbers.

Russia claimed control of the Black Sea shipbuilding city Kherson in Ukraine following over a week of attacks on the country. "We don’t have any Ukrainian forces in the city," Mayor if Kherson.

Chinese officials in early February asked Russian officials to wait until the Winter Olympics in Beijing had concluded before sending troops into Ukraine, U.S. officials said, according to a report.

Russian troops were seen in Kherson, a Black Sea port city in southern Ukraine which contains 250,000 to 300,000 people. Officials and Zelenskyy have reported the city is still putting up a fight.

Hardwired Global President Tina Ramirez tells Fox News that if Russia wins in Ukraine, that will represent a "complete religious freedom catastrophe" for religious minorities in the country.

With the Russian military at their doorstep, everyday Ukrainians from all walks of life are stepping up to fight for their freedom, their democracy and their land.