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The Latest Breaking News on War in Ukraine

MSPs unite to condemn Russian invasion of Ukraine on first anniversary of war

The Scottish Parliament held a debate on Thursday to mark Russia’s invasion on February 24, 2022.

The National (Scotland)

What does Ukraine export to the world? Russia ends Ukraine grain deal

The deal aimed to ease the global food crisis caused by the war in Ukraine.

Evening Standard

‘Heroes to all of us’: Ukraine’s energy repair crews

As Russia targets Ukrainian energy facilities, repair teams race off to patch up the power grid when the strikes hit.

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Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 365 of the invasion

Russian forces step up attacks along eastern frontline; UN to vote on calling for unconditional withdrawal of troops; Zelenskiy says he would welcome meeting with China

The Guardian - UK

Volodymyr Zelensky says ‘Ukraine will prevail against Russia’ ahead of war anniversary

Ukrainian leader gave message to his people on the eve of the anniversary of the invasion of their country by Vladimir Putin’s forces

Evening Standard

One year on, Ukrainians in U.S. cope with war, displacement

In New York, far from her home in northern Ukraine, Valeriya Roshkovan has tried to do what she can to bring an end to Russia’s invasion of her country

The Independent UK

Spy close to Vladimir Putin’s foreign intelligence chief mysteriously dies

Ultra-secretive Russian oil magnate Viatcheslav Rovneiko, who was a former spy and close to Vladimir Putin’s foreign intelligence chief, has died in mysterious circumstances near Moscow

Daily Mirror

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Popular west of Ireland cellist's touching tribute to mark one year of Ukraine's war

Patrick Dexter's iconic cello playing and West of Ireland background shots went viral in 2020

Irish Mirror

For donors, wartime Ukraine aid creates blurry ethical line

Since Russia invaded Ukraine a year ago, U.S. companies, nonprofits and individuals have responded with donations, including of equipment like bulletproof vests and drones

The Independent UK

List: Some of the largest private donations to Ukraine

Some of the largest private donations in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine a year ago have come from American technology companies and European foundations or companies with a social mission

The Independent UK

EU fails again to agree new Russia sanctions, talks to resume Friday - sources

European Union countries on Thursday failed to agree on a new set of sanctions against Russia, missing a planned deadline to have them in place for the one-year anniversary of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine on Friday, diplomatic sources told Reuters.

Reuters

Jackie Calmes: The Republican Party can't decide if it's for Ukraine or not

For years Joe Biden has told audiences, "This is not your father's Republican Party." He's right. And perhaps nothing better illustrates the shift than the party's eroding support for America's global role as leader of the free world and its embrace of Vladimir Putin's Russia.

Los Angeles Times

Stirling becomes home from home for Ukrainians as country marks anniversary of invasion

The conflict began a year ago, with thousands of refugees scattered across Europe - including some to Stirling.

Daily Record

Ukraine war: how have Vladimir Putin’s narratives survived a year of reality checks?

The Russian state has a long history of using its information operations to try and shore up its military plans overseas. Of course all states try to win over the hearts and minds of the population either at home or where they are fighting. But Russia’s approach is a bit…

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Los Angeles Times

Commentary: How long will Russians tolerate Putin’s costly war?

How much punishment will the Russians take?

France 24

One year of war: The economic impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

On February 24, 2022, Russian troops invaded Ukraine. Despite some predictions of a short conflict, the violence has dragged on for a year. Hundreds of thousands of people have been killed or wounded – both civilians and soldiers – and millions have been displaced, while many Ukrainian cities and their…

The Independent UK

UK: Protesters paint Ukrainian flag outside Russian embassy

British police say they have arrested four people after protesters painted a giant Ukrainian flag on the road outside the Russian Embassy in London

AAP

'Stop this war now', PM Albanese urges Putin on Ukraine

As Australia donates new drones to aid Kyiv's defences, the prime minister has delivered a blunt message one year on from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Strip of land key to expanding Ukraine grain shipments, major exporter says

The owner of Nibulon, one of Ukraine's biggest grain exporters and growers, said on Thursday that expanding the Black Sea grain corridor to Mykolaiv ports made little sense until Ukraine regained control of a narrow strip of land occupied by Russia.

Daily Mirror

5 times Russia has broken international law from grim torture to lung-busting bomb

Friday marks one year since tyrant Vladimir Putin ordered Russian troops cross the border into Ukraine in one of the 21st century's most destructive and vicious military invasions

Newsroom.co.nz

'Intense, grinding attrition' in Ukraine on war's first anniversary

As the globe marks the first anniversary of Russia's war, experts assess the toll of the conflict on its combatants and the wider world and look to the future.

Newsroom.co.nz

Is New Zealand doing enough for Ukraine?

New Zealand opposes Putin’s Ukraine invasion, but is it doing enough to help Ukraine restore its territory and sovereignty? Robert Patman takes stock of the past year.

Evening Standard

Russian forces ‘shot down several of their own planes shortly after launching invasion’

‘There was a lot of fratricide’

The Independent UK

Ukraine supermarkets full of fruit and veg as UK rations

Photos come from Ukraine as environment secretary Thérèse Coffey says Britain could face month of shortages

Al Jazeera

As weapons taboos shatter, Kyiv and the West become strong allies

Military aid has helped Ukraine leap into the Western fold – precisely the outcome Russia had sought to prevent.

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