Russian forces continued their quest to control the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, and other cities, to enter the war launched by Russia on its western neighbor, its sixth day without a major dramatic change.

In conjunction with the battles and the huge Russian military build-up approaching Kyiv, negotiations were launched between the two sides of the conflict in Belarus, while the United Nations General Assembly announced the holding of a special session to discuss the situation in Ukraine based on a Security Council resolution.

The declarations of countries did not stop with imposing additional sanctions on Russia following its military operations in Ukraine, and Turkey recorded a rare position by asking all countries not to send warships to its straits between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, in implementation of the Montreux Treaty of 1936.

To view the developments of the fifth day (Monday) of the Russian war on Ukraine and its consequences, click here.

Here are the latest developments on Tuesday, moment by moment:

10 seconds ago

Canadian Defense Minister: We will provide anti-tank systems to Ukraine and we will work to get them there as soon as possible.

2 minutes ago

The Washington Post on congressional representatives: Representatives will demand Biden to grant residency to about 30,000 Ukrainians who are in the United States.

23 minutes ago

Macron in a message to the French army: The Russian attack on Ukraine is the most dangerous show of force since the end of the Soviet Union.

26 minutes ago

Reuters: Canada bans Russian oil imports, announces the supply of anti-tank weapons to Ukraine.

37 minutes ago

The White House: Biden will speak during his State of the Union address on measures to mitigate the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

40 minutes ago

Blinken: I welcome Switzerland, South Korea and Singapore putting more economic pressure on Russia for its aggression against Ukraine.

43 minutes ago

Biden: I discussed with our allies Russia's war on Ukraine, and we confirmed our readiness to impose a cost on Russia if it did not back down from its escalation.

46 minutes ago

The White House: The decision to expel 12 diplomats from the Russian mission to the United Nations is due to their involvement in espionage activities.

48 minutes ago

The White House: Escalatory rhetoric about nuclear weapons is dangerous and should be avoided, which we don't want to indulge in.