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    Russian troops widen their offensive across Ukraine

    by Nabih Bulos and Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times Mar 11, 2022 4 minutes
    A Ukrainian soldier stands over dead Russian soldiers near the frontline where Ukrainian forces have been battling Russian forces in Irpin, Ukraine, Thursday, March 10, 2022.

    KYIV, Ukraine — With reports of a large-scale military convoy positioning itself into a firing posture around Kyiv, Russian forces widened their offensive in Ukraine on Friday, attacking more major cities while also pounding targets farther from the front line.

    The intensified assault on the ground came even as the United States somewhat improbably insisted that diplomacy still had a role in the conflict and as Moscow pressed its propaganda war at the United Nations.

    Early Friday, Russian warplanes conducted three airstrikes on Dnipro — Ukraine’s fourth-largest city, about 240 miles southeast of Kyiv — hitting a kindergarten, an apartment building and a two-story shoe factory, according to Ukraine’s State Emergency Service. The factory was still

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