War in Ukraine: What you need to know
Latest: President Biden, in Warsaw on the final leg of his European tour, will spend Saturday focuses on the humanitarian crisis caused by the Russian invasion. After the talks with his Polish counterpart, Biden will meet the mayor of Warsaw – who has warned that the capital struggle to cope with the influx of refugees – as well as displaced Ukrainians.
Fight: Russia – which has launched more than 1,000 rockets to date – is increasingly rely on “dumb” bombs to devastate cities and civilians. Russia’s attack on Ukraine took place on a large scale with nationwide strikes and attacksand Russia has been accused of committing War Crimes.
Weapons: Ukraine is using weapons like Anti-ship missile launcher and Drone “kamikaze” Switchblade, provided by the United States and other allies. Russia used a weapon array against Ukraine, some of which have attracted the attention and concern of analysts.
Oil prices: Sanctions on Russia are helping gas prices reach new highs. Here’s why – and how long the boost can last.
In Russia: Putin has blocked the flow of information inside Russia, where war is not even called war. “Information warriors” from all over the world are working hard to penetrate Putin’s propaganda wall.
How you can help: These are the ways that people in America can help the people of Ukraine as what people around the world have been donating.
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