WASHINGTON, March 1 - Ukrainian officials and two Republican members of Congress have pushed for the United States to implement a no-fly zone as Russia starts bombing civilian targets in major cities.

KYIV, March 1 - Russian forces, frustrated in plans for a quick victory, shifted to a new strategy of pummeling civilian areas in an attempt to demoralize Ukrainian resistance and reignite their slowing military advance, The Wall Street Journal reported.

WASHINGTON, March 1 - U.S. efforts to provide Ukraine weapons to battle the Russian invasion are complicated by limited supply lines, a potentially small window to save Kyiv from collapse and a Cold War legacy that made Western small arms ammunition incompatible with those produced in the Eastern Bloc.

KYIV, March 1 - Russian troops, which use exclusion zone around Chornobyl NPP as a route for their assault on Kyiv, get exposed to dangerous levels of radiation that may eventually give them cancer, Energoatom reported Tuesday.

KYIV, March 1 – President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed to complete judicial reform during the next three years, adding the reform is key to the country’s further economic and social transformation.

WASHINGTON, March 1 - The Pentagon on Monday announced a $125 million military aid package for Ukraine, including two armed patrol boats, to help the country defend its territorial waters, AP reported.

KYIV, Feb 27 – Ukraine’s government warned its citizens against traveling to countries that were hit by coronavirus amid fears that the disease can be easily transmitted among the people.

KYIV, Feb 28 - If necessary, patients likely to be infected with coronavirus will be transported in a specially equipped ambulance helicopter, which is on round-the-clock duty at the State Emergency Situations Service of Ukraine, said Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov.

KYIV, Feb 27 – Most of Ukrainians view the government’s efforts to fight corruption as unsuccessful, a major setback for President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who promised a quick action following his election a year ago, according to latest poll.

KYIV, Feb 28 - Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk submitted his resignation for a second time after reports that President Volodymyr Zelenskiy might be gearing up to sack him, Ukrainian news outlet NV reported on Friday night, according to Reuters.