Russia's war on Ukraine has entered its 11th day, amid indications that Russian forces may launch a massive attack to seize the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
While the Ukrainian forces confirmed the shooting down of Russian planes and the capture of a number of their pilots in Mykolaiv (south) and Chernihiv (north);
Kyiv and Moscow accused each other of thwarting a plan to evacuate civilians from the besieged city of Mariupol (south).
While Russian President Vladimir Putin seemed confident that the military operations launched by his forces would achieve their goals, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on his citizens in the areas controlled by the Russians to demonstrate and resist, and this comes at a time when a new round of negotiations will be held between the two parties tomorrow, Monday.
Here are the latest developments in Russia's war on Ukraine on its 11th day:
19 seconds ago
Al-Jazeera correspondent: The authorities of the city of Kyiv demand the citizens to go to the shelters and spend the night there.
a minute ago
Kyiv authorities: The explosions that were heard in the capital a while ago were caused by air raids on the city.
7 minutes ago
Ukrainian news agency:
The Ukrainian army carried out an airdrop on a Russian convoy in Balaklia, south of Kharkiv.
The airborne forces destroyed the Russian column, which was going to the Dnipropetrovsk province.
13 minutes ago
Ukrainian President: I discussed with US President Joe Biden over the phone the security and financial support for Ukraine and the continuation of sanctions against Russia.
20 minutes ago
Al-Jazeera correspondent: Hearing the sounds of successive explosions in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
23 minutes ago
Al-Jazeera correspondent: A phone call between Presidents Biden and Zelensky took about half an hour.
24 minutes ago
British Foreign Secretary for the Sunday Express: If Russia invades the Baltic states, it will be at war with the entire NATO.
23 minutes ago
Sirens are sounding again in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.