Ukraine war live: Russia seizes humanitarian convoy, Ukrainian leaders say

The war in Ukraine rages on after the invasion was launched by Moscow on 24 February.

Fighting has forced more than ten million Ukrainians to flee their homes and more than 3.5 million to flee the country, with thousands of people killed or wounded and widespread damage in the wake of shelling and aerial bombardments.

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The UN will consider three resolutions on Wednesday on the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.Russia decided to call a vote on its Security Council resolution that makes no mention of its attack in the country.The General Assembly is scheduled to start considering two rival resolutions Wednesday morning: one supported by Ukraine and Western nations that makes clear Russia is responsible for the escalating humanitarian crisis and the other sponsored by South Africa that doesn't mention Russia.(AP)

Ukrainian leaders accused Russia of seizing rescue workers from a humanitarian convoy trying to get supplies to the port city of Mariupol which has been under heavy attack for weeks.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said around 100,000 civilians remained in Mariupol. Those who have escaped the port city described days of constant bombing.