Live updates on the conflict between Ukraine and Russia: U.S. says Americans should quit Russia; E.U. to arm Ukraine
Live updates on the conflict between Ukraine and Russia: U.S. says Americans should quit Russia; E.U. to arm Ukraine
Fighting continued on Sunday in Kyiv is still in Ukrainian control after a bloody battle.
As fighting continued in Ukraine over the weekend, Russian President Vladimir Putin directed Russia's nuclear deterrent forces to be on alert, which escalated tensions after the European Union made a historic decision to fund purchases and deliveries of deadly weapons to help those fighting the Ukrainian resistance.
"This is a turning point," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyden said about the E.U. commitments.
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy claimed he agreed to have a meeting with Russians at the border of Belarus "without any conditions" after having spoken to the country's president Alexander Lukashenko -- although the president later stated in a video message that he didn't expect the talks to yield any results.
Within the business sector on Sunday, FedEx and UPS announced they were halting deliveries to Russia and further isolating the Russian economy and the world.
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