New material recognizing two Russia-friendly separatist regions in eastern Ukraine will soon be taught in Russian high schools. 

A St. Petersburg priest faces up to ten years in prison for speaking out against the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 

Floral creations are spread throughout Ukraine's capital city to honor the Day of Kyiv. 

“It was a very happy life, because we lived in peace, tranquility. And the fact that our acquaintances from Russia and relatives say that we were infringed upon in some way [by the Ukrainian authorities] is not true. We lived and rejoiced, made plans for the future. And now the 'liberators' have come and 'liberated' from all the good that was in our lives. Ruined, or rather, want to ruin our lives."

–  Julia, a nurse in Severodonetsk, a city in Donbass

A Russian rock musician was filmed helping Russian soldiers replace a Ukrainian road sign with one reading "Russia Forever."

Ukraine has begun a "derussification" of street names, replacing them with names of important Ukrainians.

A presidential decree aims to integrate the inhabitants of conquered Ukrainian regions through a streamlined passport process.

A Russian man in Tyumen was arrested for playing the Ukrainian national anthem in public.

Over 125 citizens were detained during Immortal Regiment processions across Russia.

Patron, a Jack Russell Terrier in Chernihiv, is fighting against the Russian invasion in his own way.

“Surrender is not an option.”

–  Ilya Samoilenko, a 27-year-old officer defending Azov.

Russian troops have begun to storm the Mariupol steel plant in Ukraine.