The civilian resistance in Ukraine has received instructions from the military on how to help stop Russia's advance. Above all, the defense ministry advised people to keep themselves safe — but make life for Russian soldiers as difficult as possible.

 The civilian resistance in Ukraine has received instructions from the military on how to help stop Russia's advance. Above all, the defense ministry advised people to keep themselves safe — but make life for Russian soldiers as difficult as possible.



In a major policy shift, Germany has permitted the Netherlands to send 400 rocket-propelled grenades to Ukraine, according to two officials. The Netherlands bought the weapons from the Germans and were barred from selling or donating by contract.

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