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NY Post readers discuss voter polling, Pope Francis weighing in on the war in Ukraine, Haiti's collapsing government and more.

The Russian Central Election Committee said that more than 63 million voters had already gone to the polls by Saturday evening.

Russia attacked electrical power facilities in much of Ukraine, including the country’s largest hydroelectric plant, causing widespread outages and killing at least five people, officials said Friday.

Putin said four suspects in Friday's concert hall massacre tried to escape to Ukraine, where a "window" had been prepared to help them evade detection.

Russia blitzed energy infrastructure in Ukraine Friday during a missile and drone attack that killed at least five people and left more than a million others without power, authorities said.

Republican lawmakers have floated a handful of different mechanisms to replenish Ukraine's military supplies, that are seemingly aimed at placating hardliners from their right flank who are opposed to any new aid to the war-torn ally altogether.

As the future of Ukraine aid hangs in the balance, we at The Post felt we could serve our readers by bringing you to the scene with reports, videos and photos of what's really happening there – and why it matters.

Ground zero of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war of aggression against Ukraine shifted Friday to Moscow’s Crocus City Hall. ISIS claimed responsibility for the concert shooting that killed 133 and injured 140, but all is likely not as it...

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk made the remark amid Russia's brutal war in Ukraine.

Since Friday, Russia has also fired 38 missiles on Ukraine, and waged 98 rocket launcher attacks.

“We defend ourselves, we persevere; our spirit does not give up and knows that death can be averted. Life can win,” Zelensky said.

Rep. Don Bacon confirmed that Speaker Mike Johnson is "committed" to tackling Ukraine war funding when Congress reconvenes after Easter.

Firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene railed against House Speaker Mike Johnson after he publicly unveiled plans to take up some form of Ukraine aid up for a vote.

Three hearty cheers for Speaker Mike Johnson for vowing to bring a vote on military assistance for Ukraine when the House returns on April 9, despite resistance from misguided Republicans. Johnson says he’ll push for further aid for the besieged US...

Speaker Mike Johnson’s Easter announcement that he’ll bring a new Ukraine-aid package to a vote when the House returns next week, despite the political risk to his speakership, is welcome news.

“I think the thing that could most change the narrative about Ukraine [would be the] $60 billion flowing from US to Ukraine,” British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken heralded the 75th anniversary of the NATO alliance and declared that war-torn Ukraine will eventually join the 32-member bloc.

On Sunday, Speaker Mike Johnson told Fox News that he’ll call a vote in the House on an improved National Defense Supplemental that supplies crucial aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.

Ukrainian forces detonated a drone against the dome covering a shut-down nuclear reactor at the massive Russian-occupied power plant in southeast Ukraine on Sunday, according to Kremlin and international energy officials.

Former President Donald Trump's plan to end the Ukraine war if re-elected revolves around pressuring the American ally to give up some of it territory to the invading Russian forces, according to a new report.