The war's deadliest attack on civilians, with at least 300 dead, was confirmed Friday. Is Moscow committing war crimes? Take a look back at the conflict's 30th day in photos, plus live coverage.
At first glance, the subway car into which a displaced Ukrainian family has moved looks like an apartment, its long seat covered with a light pink throw, a folding chair nearby converted into a small table on which a coffee cup filled with a beverage has been placed.
But the subway car in the besieged northeastern city of Kharkiv is being used as a bomb shelter and is a poor substitute for the home the family had to flee amid bombardment from Russian forces. Keep reading for live updates, a recap of today's coverage, and photo gallery from the subway car and elsewhere.
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