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The Latest Breaking News from Kharkiv

‘I can’t tell him his mother has died’: the cost of Russia’s assault on Kharkiv

Shelling is so intense that doctors and nurses at one hospital have lived there for 29 days, as casualties including many young children are brought in under fire

The Guardian - UK

Institute for Study of War says Russians unable to secure Kyiv attack positions – as it happened

Think tank says ‘increasingly static nature of the fighting reflects incapacity of Russian forces rather than any shift in Russian objectives or efforts’

The Guardian - AU

Hungry and terrorized, Ukraine’s second-biggest city suffers relentless bombardment

KHARKIV, Ukraine — In the night sky over what was once a vibrant European metropolis, the stars blaze down. So little light is emanating from Ukraine’s second-biggest city that the constellations above are, like they were centuries ago, vivid in the blackness.

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Latest Ukraine updates: Five wounded in Russian attack on Lviv

Ukraine war news from March 26: Regional governor Maksym Kozytsky says two missile attacks wounded at least five people.

Al Jazeera

Death toll mounts in Ukraine as Biden heads to Poland

KHARKIV, Ukraine — The Ukrainian government said Friday that it had conducted its first prisoner exchange with Moscow during their month-long war, even as it accused enemy forces of forcibly sending people to Russia and reported at least 300 dead in a recent airstrike on a theater in Mariupol.

Los Angeles Times

Russian air strike on Mariupol theatre killed about 300 people, Ukrainian officials say

About 300 people died when a Russian air strike last week blew up a theatre in Mariupol where hundreds of civilians were sheltering, Ukrainian officials say, citing witnesses.

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Truist Sees Amcor Approaching 'Fair Valuation' - Read Why

Truist analyst Michael Roxland initiated coverage of Amcor PLC (NYSE:AMCR) with a Hold rating and $12 price target, implying a 6% upside. Roxland noted the shares of the packaging company are approaching fair valuation. Roxland noted with caution that the company is exploring options for its Russian business after the country’s Ukraine invasion forced it…

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Russia-Ukraine war: Key things to know about the conflict

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on his people to keep up their resistance to Russia’s invading forces, saying “every minute determines our fate, our future, whether we will live.”

The Independent UK

Ukrainian aid centre hit by Russian shelling, four killed, say police

Russian shelling hit a clinic that was acting as a centre for humanitarian aid in the eastern city of Kharkiv, killing four people, the regional police said in a statement on Friday.

Reuters

As it happened: Russia signals scaled-back war aims with focus on Donbas

Moscow signalled on Friday it was scaling back its ambitions in Ukraine to focus on territory claimed by Russian-backed separatists, while French President Emmanuel Macron announced that EU leaders have agreed for officials in Brussels to make joint gas purchases for the bloc as it struggles with high prices amid…

France 24

In Ukraine, a Holocaust survivor killed by a Russian missile is buried in haste

KHARKIV, Ukraine — In a city stalked by death and bombardment, only four mourners gathered Thursday in a blustery chill for a final farewell to Boris Romantschenko.

Los Angeles Times

Ukraine reports some military gains as Russia invasion enters second month

LVIV, Ukraine — The war in Ukraine entered its second month Thursday with Ukrainian military forces fending off Russian ground attacks in major cities — and in some areas launching counteroffensives — as deadly bombings continued to worsen the country’s humanitarian crisis.

Los Angeles Times

Russia reframes war goals as Ukrainians advance near Kyiv

Moscow signalled on Friday it was scaling back its ambitions in Ukraine to focus on territory claimed by Russian-backed separatists in the East as Ukrainian forces went on the offensive to recapture towns outside the capital Kyiv.

Reuters

Brave Ukrainian pharmacist shows horror injuries at the hands of Putin’s troops

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: A pharmacist from Kharkiv in the east of Ukraine agreed for a photo of her severely scarred face to be shared "to show the world" the results of Russian shelling

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Funeral held for Holocaust survivor, 96, killed in Russian air strike in Putin's war

Boris Romanchenko, 96, survived four of Adolf Hitler’s worst concentration camps but was killed after his apartment in Kharkiv was hit by a Russian airstrike last week

Zenger

VIDEO: Odessa Firefighters Rescue 2 Cats As Search For Survivors In Kharkiv Continues

Ukraine's President Zelensky has praised rescue workers, saying they are doing jobs usually reserved for military personnel.

Al Jazeera

Latest Ukraine updates: Russia says first phase of war near end

Ukraine war news from March 25: Russian general says Moscow will push to fully capture eastern region of Donbas.

Reuters

Fearing bombs and war, Kharkiv families spend a month underground

In a Ukrainian city battered by bombs since the start of Russia's invasion, Natalia Shaposhnik and her daughter Veronika live in a blue and yellow train parked in a metro station deep underground.

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Fighting continues unabated as Ukraine war enters its second month

LVIV, Ukraine — The war in Ukraine entered its second month Thursday with Ukrainian military forces fending off Russian ground advances in major cities even as deadly bombings continued to worsen the country’s humanitarian crisis.

Los Angeles Times

Zelenskyy implores NATO for more aid as war in Ukraine enters second month

KHARKIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made an impassioned appeal to President Joe Biden and other NATO leaders for more aid Thursday as the war ravaging his country entered its second month with more bombing by Russian forces and civilian suffering in besieged cities.

Evening Standard

Dispatch from Kharkiv: The road cleaners are back at work but the shelling goes on

In our heroic but heavily damaged city we’ve become somewhat defiantly complacent. I’ve even just spent my third night in my own flat instead of an air raid shelter.

The Independent UK

Circus solidarity: Ukrainian performers find home in Hungary

Around 100 young Ukrainian students of circus arts fled their country as Russian bombings made conditions there too dangerous to remain

Reuters

African students wonder what next after Ukraine war upends education

Nkateko Muyimane and six fellow African students hid in a subway while Russian shells pounded Kharkiv, before fleeing on a train to Budapest they very nearly failed to board.

Al Jazeera

Analysis: Russia falls back on urban siege warfare in Ukraine

Sequential urban sieges are brutally effective, but ensure lasting hatred and make long-term success unlikely.

The Guardian - UK

One month on: how a tragedy has unfolded in Ukraine

Russia’s failure to score a quick victory has led to a grimmer phase of the war, and much still hangs in the balance

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