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Moscow is closing its airspace following a decision by a number of European countries to ban Russian flights.
As the Russian offensive enters its third day we take a look at the key events during the day.
Despite assurances from Romania's leadership, many in the Eastern European nation fear wider Russian attacks.
Journalists labelled ‘foreign agents’, outlets told they will be blocked unless they remove ‘unreliable information'.
Nine reception centres have been set up along border in Poland, which already has community of 1.5 million Ukrainians.
A number of other European countries had indicated they would not participate in this year's popular song contest unless Russia was kicked out for its invasion of Ukraine.
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Clashes follow strikes on bridges, schools and apartment buildings, as Russian forces mount an assault on Kyiv.
Apartment building comes under attack in Ukraine's capital on third day of Russia's invasion.
Move comes hours after Moscow said it was limiting access to Facebook amid fact-checking row and invasion of Ukraine.
President urges Ukrainians not to believe in 'fakes' about army's surrender as Russian troops storm towards capital.
Reports of artillery blasts in Kyiv as Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warns of impending Russian assault on the capital.
Ukraine envoy also accuses Russia of violating rules by continuing as UNSC president during votes concerning Moscow.
New US coronavirus masking policy is broken down into three risk categories based on hospital capacity and cases.
Ukraine's president urges residents to take up arms, as heavy fighting rages around the capital.
Russian forces bomb Kyiv as EU leaders announce sanctions against President Putin and his foreign minister.
US social media giant says it refused to comply with Russian order to stop fact-checking and content warning labels.
Ukrainian communities in the US and Canada are organising demonstrations, fundraisers after Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Tit-for-tat bans of airspace and landing privileges complicate global air travel.
Biden administration to impose sanctions on Russian president, foreign minister and members of national security team.
NATO chief Stoltenberg says alliance is also beefing up arms support to Kyiv and reinforcing defences on allied areas.
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