Russian forces captured humanitarian workers near Mariupol after agreeing on a safe route for aid into the city, President Zelenskyy says.
Chantal Da SilvaNestlé has said it will pull a number of brands from Russia, but will keep selling"essential food" in the country to uphold"the principle of ensuring the basic right to food."
Nestlé said that while it does not"expect to make a profit in the country or pay any related taxes for the foreseeable future in Russia, any profit will be donated to humanitarian relief organizations."Chantal Da SilvaPresident Joe Biden has said that Russia's potential use of chemical weapons against Ukraine was a"real threat."
The president is headed first to Brussels, with summit meetings planned with NATO, Group of Seven and European Union leaders to discuss the international response to the war in Ukraine.
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