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EXPLAINER: New front, same challenges for Russian offensive

Russia is readying a massive, new offensive in eastern Ukraine, hoping to reverse its fortunes on the battlefield after a catastrophic start to seven weeks of war

The Independent UK

Ukraine and Russia 'set for stalemate as they prepare for Battle of the Donbas'

The prediction came from Britain's Chief of the General Staff, who highlighted a series of Kremlin military blunders he said had hampered invading forces' progress

Daily Mirror

Russia 'moves military equipment including missile systems towards Finnish border'

After Vladimir Putin maintained that his faltering invasion of Ukraine would still prevail, deadly military equipment has been filmed moving toward the Finnish border amid another NATO row

Daily Mirror

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Russian court sentences journalists to corrective labour for protest violations

Four journalists who worked for a Moscow student magazine were sentenced to two years of corrective labour by a Russian court on Tuesday for encouraging minors to take part in anti-Kremlin protests, Interfax news agency reported.

Reuters

Missile Defense: NATO Member Slovakia Sends Huge Military Fleet To Ukraine

Russia invaded their neighbor Ukraine on February 24 in what the Kremlin is still calling a "special military operation".

Zenger

Vladimir Putin living in underground city protected against nuclear attack, says expert

Professor Valery Solovey believes the Russian President and Defence Minister have retreated into an enormous nuclear bunker east of the Urals that can "house 100,000 people"

Daily Mirror

Putin vows 'weapons of unprecedented characteristics' after reported chemical attack

Bodyguards escorting Russian leader Vladimir Putin to official visits have been seen carrying a suspicious black briefcase - which is suspected to contain the means of launching the country's strategic nuclear missiles

Daily Mirror

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A fifth of Russia’s war dead are ‘officers sent to command Putin’s troops in Ukraine’

Western officials say the Kremlin has suffered ‘extremely high casualties’ during its invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Fog Of War: Huge Cloud Of Nitric Acid Blows Back On Russian Troops

Images of the brown cloud of noxious gas appeared, reportedly near under-fire Luhansk Oblast.

Zenger

Russia warns Finland and Sweden against considering Nato membership

Nordic countries are reviewing their international security measures following invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Who is the general leading Russia’s new war strategy in Ukraine?

Dubbed the ‘butcher’ of Aleppo and Grozny, Aleksandr Dvornikov, was honoured with a Hero of Russia medal in 2016.

Al Jazeera

Putin ‘resettling Ukrainians 5,500 miles away in Siberia and far east Russia’, report claims

People in Mariupol are being asked to sign papers claiming Ukrainian troops shelled their city

The Independent UK

What China Can Learn From German History

Beijing Should Avoid Embracing Russia’s War in Ukraine

Foreign Affairs

Mariupol teeters as Russia readies eastern Ukraine onslaught

MYKOLAIV, Ukraine — With Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy telling compatriots to brace for a fateful week, Western military officials warned Monday that Russian forces will likely resort to even more brutal tactics against civilians in a looming offensive in the country’s south and east.

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Daily Mirror

Russian 'chemical weapon' dropped on city causing respiratory problems, Ukraine claims

Ukrainian MP Ivanna Klympush claims Russia has used a suspected chemical weapon on troops defending the besieged city of Mariupol, with separatist rebels previously raising the prospect of such an attack

The Guardian - UK

Prominent Russian opposition activist jailed in Moscow

Vladimir Kara-Murza is a critic of the invasion of Ukraine and described the Kremlin as a ‘regime of murderers’

Los Angeles Times

Peril to civilians seen as Russia readies eastern Ukraine onslaught; Mariupol teeters

The Guardian - UK

Kremlin will take legal action if Russia pushed into default, minister threatens

Sanctions are designed to make it difficult for Russia to make sovereign debt payments to foreign investors

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The Guardian - UK

Support for Putin among western celebrities drains away over Ukraine

Steven Seagal is isolated voice in backing Russian president as Gérard Depardieu, Silvio Berlusconi and others condemn invasion

The Independent UK

Russians turn to homegrown social media amid crackdown over Ukraine

RuTube was downloaded about 1.4 million times on Russia’s App Store and Google Play in the 40 days after Russia invaded Ukraine

Los Angeles Times

Russia’s Ukraine invasion has escalated a brewing battle over space

WASHINGTON — A 57-second video posted by the Russian government last month caught the attention of scientists and diplomats, but not in a way that inspired optimism about the future of global cooperation in outer space.

The Guardian - UK

France election: five key takeaways and moments ahead

Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen face tense runoff after first round of voting in presidential race

Daily Mirror

Russian 'spy' Maria Butina - friendship with Putin, jail in US and gun obsession

Maria Butina, a 33-year-old Russian MP, is considered one of Vladimir Putin's most loyal supporters - but before she went into Russian politics she studied in the US, where she was eventually jailed for being a "spy"

Al Jazeera

A displaced Ukrainian women’s choir sings in defiance of Putin

Dyvyna’s repertoire of 300 folk songs from Donetsk is an artistic refutation of Russia’s claims over Ukrainian culture.

Bangkok Post

Russians switch to homegrown social media amid Ukraine crackdown

TBILISI/BERLIN: When YouTube stopped users in Russia from monetising their clips following the invasion of Ukraine, George Kavanosyan, a Moscow-based environmentalist with 60,000 followers on the platform tried to switch to its local equivalent, RuTube.

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