Teachers, parents and older students came together to clear rubble and debris after a school was hit by a missile in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich is taking part in Russian-Ukrainian negotiations at the approval of both parties, although he is not an official member of the Russian delegation, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
"Nevertheless, he is also present on our side in Istanbul," Peskov added, referring to the peace talks currently underway in Turkey's capital.Peskov said it will be clear"today or tomorrow whether [the talks] hold some promise or not."Email this article released by the Ukrainian military and verified by ABC News shows their troops driving through Irpin, a northwestern suburb of Kyiv where some of the heaviest fighting near the Ukrainian capital has taken place.
Meanwhile, the Ukrainian government released video on Tuesday showing elderly people who had been evacuated from Irpin arriving in Kyiv, where they reunited with their families.
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