Ukrainian leader laments world's 'weak' response so far to Lavrov's claim that Hitler had Jewish blood

Rumors about Nazi leader's ancestry go back to the 1920s, but are not taken seriously by Holocaust scholars; still, the idea remains useful for some, including Putin

Chief of Staff Andriy Yermak tells The Times of Israel that he expects Israel to be more pro-Ukrainian after Moscow insinuates Jews share blame for the Holocaust

In April the Ukrainian president started a social media campaign under the hashtag #ArmUkraineNow with the goal of exerting public pressure on Western governments

Officials expected to support sending defensive equipment at symbolic levels in attempt to keep Russia ties intact; Israel recently agreed to send defensive aid to civilian teams

Ukrainian president says remarks from Kremlin's top diplomat show Moscow has failed to learn lessons from World War II, noting Russian assaults on Holocaust memorials and survivors

Dmytro Kuleba lashes out at Russian counterpart who said Hitler had ‘Jewish blood’ and Jews are among worst antisemites; Kyiv diplomat says Russians believe in their own supremacy

As many as 100,000 people may still be in the city, including an estimated 2,000 Ukrainian fighters beneath Soviet-era plant

Leading Democrat is highest-ranking American to visit Ukraine since start of the invasion; trip marks major show of support for country’s fight against Russia

Ukrainians describe defense of Kyiv government center as Russian forces closed in, apparently aiming to capture or kill president; wife says she hasn't seen him since then