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- 12:42 a.m.Biden, Democrats infuse Ukraine crisis into a recast election-year pitch to voters
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- 12:32 a.m.Russians advance in Ukrainian cities as war deepens and diplomatic efforts fail
(Heidi Levine for The Washington Post)
As Russian troops move closer to Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, here’s what the situation on the ground looks like in photos, videos and maps of the region.
By Washington Post Staff
The Kremlin’s forces have had the city surrounded for at least 10 days, cut off from water, electricity and heat, with temperatures plummeting and food running low.
Convoys of food and medicine have been unable to reach hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped behind Russian lines, while video and satellite images have shown some of the devastation across Ukraine.
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