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Jacob and Jessie Boeckmann describe their dangerous escape from Ukraine to the United States with their newborn who was born two days before Russia's invasion.

• Analysis: Shift in Ukraine map makes Russia's intentions clearer

Switch on Russian state television, and the spectacle of war in Ukraine is rather bloodless.

Whatever the ultimate outcome of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin has succeeded in one thing: the security map of Europe has been fundamentally altered and things will never return to the way they were before.

If Russia's oligarchs weren't already shaking in their custom Italian-leather boots, they probably are now.

Former NATO Commander Richard Shirreff tells Amanpour the Russian military has "not delivered" in Ukraine but warns destruction will get worse.

Russia is intentionally targeting Ukrainian civilians in its attack on the country, the US President alleged Wednesday, adding to mounting Western warnings of Moscow's brutality as the human toll of the seven-day war creeps higher.

CNN's Christiane Amanpour discusses which countries could utilize their leverage with Russian President Vladimir Putin to help end the Ukraine conflict.

CNN's Fareed Zakaria and John Berman react to Ukrainian civilians blocking access to a nuclear plant in Enerhodar, Ukraine, from Russian forces as the invasion continues across the country.

Mountains, ports and flat ground: Geography plays a part in Putin's desire to control Ukraine. Author and Broadcaster Tim Marshall explains why.

CNN's Alex Marquardt reports on the aftermath of a deadly Russian attack that hit a TV tower in Ukraine. Despite Russia's claim that they aren't targeting civilians, there is extensive damage to civilian buildings.

Ukraine's resistance to the Russian invasion has shown strength that has surprised many observers, but one expert has warned historical precedent bodes poorly for Moscow's forces in the long term should it be unable to subdue the country quickly.

The regional police department and Kharkiv National University were targeted in a military strike Wednesday morning, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service and videos geolocated by CNN.

• Zelensky makes dramatic plea to European Parliament

From his Kyiv bunker, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky beseeched Joe Biden for a strong State of the Union message. The US President delivered -- declaring Russia's invasion as the first unifying battle in democracy's new duel with tyranny.

President Joe Biden will deliver his first State of the Union address in the US House chamber Tuesday evening, using his biggest platform of the year to condemn Russian President Vladimir Putin for invading Ukraine.

President Joe Biden delivered his first State of the Union address on Tuesday night, a speech that came amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine and lagging poll numbers in advance of the 2022 midterm elections.

President Biden addresses the Ukraine crisis, saying the US will close off its air space to Russian flights and seek to seize the assets of Russian oligarchs.

A drive through central Kyiv leaves no room for doubt. This is a city preparing for a major Russian attack.

American Alexander Spektor became the father of two premature babies, born to a surrogate in Ukraine just as the Russian invasion started. Spektor talks to CNN's Erin Burnett about how his sons are doing and the efforts to get them to a safe place.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged US counterpart Joe Biden to give a strong and "useful" message about Russia's invasion of Ukraine at his State of the Union speech on Tuesday, in an exclusive interview with CNN and Reuters from the bunker in Kyiv in which he is leading his military's response.

In a speech to the European Union, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky described the two missile attacks that hit Kharkiv's freedom square and killed dozens. CNN's Christiane Amanpour reports.

Russian military strikes hit a television tower near Kyiv, affecting access to Ukrainian TV channels. The attack comes as Russia continues to warn of escalation on Ukraine's capital city.

This terrifying, world-changing conflict in Ukraine did not start in 2022. Nor did it start in 2014. It began a decade and a half ago when Russia invaded Georgia and got away with it.

A long line of men snakes out of an unassuming building in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv on an overcast day. An officer tells them to come back later. Too many people, he says, had enlisted that morning at Ukraine's Territorial Defense Forces, the volunteer military unit of the country's armed forces.

CNN military analyst Lt. General Mark Hertling (Ret.) breaks down what could happen in the next 48 hours within the Russian and Ukraine conflict.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, foreign students attempting to leave the country say they are experiencing racist treatment by Ukrainian security forces and border officials.

A large explosion destroyed a government building in central Kharkiv, Ukraine, according to videos of the incident posted by the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ukrainian government officials. It comes after the Ukrainian president accused Russia of committing war crimes by bombing Kharkiv and attacking civilians. CNN's Alex Marquardt reports.

Ukrainian forces have so far managed to stave off Russian ground forces massed less than 20 miles north of the embattled capital Kyiv -- but though they've defied US intelligence predictions that the city would likely fall within one to four days of a full-scale Russian assault, US officials warn that Russian President Vladimir Putin could imminently increase the intensity of the attack.

The UN says 520,000 refugees have already fled Ukraine since Russia's invasion and they warn that number could rise to four million in the coming days. CNN's Erin Burnett made the same journey that so many are making to get out of Ukraine.

As Russian President Vladimir Putin rattles the West with nuclear threats, President Joe Biden faces an even tougher-than-expected task in Tuesday's State of the Union address.

Five days into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it seems things haven't gone exactly to plan for Vladimir Putin so far.

From TikTok videos of tanks in Belgorod to Telegram clips of strikes near Kyiv, social media footage has played a key role in the news coverage of Ukraine, revealing new attacks and military movements.

CNN's Scott Mclean gets a look at the crowds and chaos inside a train station in Lviv, Ukraine, as women and children attempt to evacuate to Poland.

Turkey has officially labeled Russia's invasion of Ukraine as a war, in a move that experts said could potentially hinder some of Moscow's military activities in the region.