Evacuations halted as Ukraine accuses Russia of continued shelling
Heavy fighting has raged for days in the strategic port city of Mariupol.
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Heavy fighting has raged for days in the strategic port city of Mariupol.
As the number of people hurt and killed in the war in Ukraine continues to rise, we're also seeing incredible shows of defiance from the people of Ukraine; CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
A sea of people rallied together in Times Square with a clear message -- put a no-fly zone over Ukraine.
The Ukrainian Cross of Gratitude arrived at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan on Saturday.
Voices were raised in song to support Ukraine in the East Village on Saturday.
The show of support for Ukraine continues to grow around the world, including here in New York City, where supporters are pushing for peace; CBS2's Leah Mishkin reports.
Shelling is intensifying across Ukraine as NATO believes Russia is trying to bombard Ukrainian cities into submission; CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
In the war on Ukraine, the country's president expressed the urgent need for more airpower or a no-fly zone while a promised cease-fire in a port city to evacuate citizens collapsed. Instead, attacks continued; Michael George reports for CBS2.
While their awnings read "Russian," their workers avow their hearts are with Ukraine.
New Yorkers are showing their support for Ukrainian businesses across the city, but many Russian-cuisine restaurants are empty. Their owners tell CBS2's Ali Bauman they stand passionately with Ukraine.
There are reports that Russian troops are bearing down and are just 20 miles away from a second nuclear power plant in Ukraine. This comes after they attacked another plant last night, and we are now seeing new video from inside that plant when it was being shelled; CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.
Members of the assembly presented an official proclamation condemning the Russian invasion.
She shared a glimpse of her family's personal story with CBS2's Thalia Perez.
A local Manhattan woman with ties to Ukraine is on edge with every notice coming out of the country. She shared a glimpse of her family's personal story with CBS2's Thalia Perez.
A group of New York lawmakers visited the Ukrainian consulate Friday.
After a fire overnight at a nuclear power plant, Ukraine's president continues his demand for a no-fly zone; CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
Driver across New York City are feeling pain at the pump. CBS2's Kiran Dhillon reports.
Ukraine's president asked the west to enforce a no-fly zone, especially after a fire at a nuclear plant. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
The fire was ignited by shelling from Russian forces. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook has the latest.
The U.N. says 1 million refugees, including 500,000 children, have fled Ukraine to neighboring countries. Roughly 1 million more people are displaced in Ukraine, trying to seek shelter from the destruction. Chris Livesay reports.
Ukraine's president issued an alarming warning after a Russian attack on Europe's largest power plant. There are mixed reports that the fighting at the nuclear power plant has stopped, but there are still concerns over the radiation; CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.
New Jersey clergy members also led Teaneck in a prayer for peace.
A peace vigil for Ukraine was held in front of the Teaneck municipal building Thursday.
She has performed with the opera company for 20 years.
Attorney General Letitia James is asking New Yorkers who want to help to be wary of any potential scammers.
