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The Latest Breaking News from Kyiv

Ukraine urges calm, saying situation 'under control' and Russian invasion not imminent

United States President Joe Biden says he would consider imposing direct sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin if Russia invaded Ukraine.

ABC News

Latest Russia-Ukraine updates: US says Putin may face sanctions

Russia-Ukraine tensions news from January 25: Biden says NATO has ‘no intention’ of sending forces to Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

US, NATO step up war footing in crisis over possible Russian invasion of Ukraine

WASHINGTON — With the crisis over a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine intensifying on Monday, U.S. officials placed thousands of troops on “high alert” and NATO took steps to position personnel and war machinery in Eastern Europe, further signs that a diplomatic solution to the standoff was nowhere within reach.

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US says it has no accurate count of private American citizens in Ukraine

Withdrawal of US personnel is not sign of abandoning support, Ned Price says

The Independent UK

Lufthansa reschedules some Ukraine flights amid Russia tensions

Germany's Lufthansa has rescheduled at least two flights to Ukraine this week, in one of the first changes to air traffic since the latest step-up in tensions between Russia and the West.

Reuters

Ukraine crisis: Hundreds of military trains with Russian troops deployed as war fears grow

The Mirror has learned as many as 30 train loads of Moscow’s troops have entered Belarus in the past week - with a staggering 200 scheduled for the next few days

Daily Mirror

‘Life goes on’: Kyiv residents maintain calm amid threat of Russian invasion

Few signs of panic in Ukraine’s capital – though mood has darkened in recent days and some are making plans in event of conflict

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Brit couple face nervous wait for surrogate baby's passports amid Ukraine tensions

Ben and Alice Garratt, who moved from London to Kyiv, Ukraine, in December, said the wait to get their son Raphael's paperwork completed is "more nerve-racking" as embassy staff flee amid fears of a Russian invasion

Daily Mirror

London couple in Ukraine face ‘nervous’ wait for surrogate baby’s passport

Ben Garratt and his wife, Alice, admit they are anxious although Kyiv ‘feels normal’ as the Foreign Office begins to withdraw staff from its embassy

Evening Standard

British couple in Ukraine face ‘nervous’ wait for surrogate baby’s passport

Ben Garratt and his wife, Alice, admit they are anxious although Kyiv ‘feels normal’ as the Foreign Office begins to withdraw staff from its embassy.

The Independent UK

Johnson: Russia planning ‘lightning war’ to take out Kyiv

Boris Johnson warned Vladimir Putin that an invasion of Ukraine would be a ‘disastrous step’.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson warns Russia invasion of Ukraine would be ‘painful, violent, bloody business’

PM warns Kremlin of ‘new Chechnya’

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson warns Putin invading Ukraine will be 'painful, violent and bloody'

Boris Johnson has sent out a stark warning of bloodshed if Vladimir Putin invades Ukraine after stationing 100,000 troops on its border, as UK defence chiefs evacuate any Brits

Daily Mirror

Johnson warns if Putin invades Ukraine it will be 'painful, violent and bloody'

Some British embassy staff and their dependants are being pulled out of Kyiv in response to the mounting Russian threat

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The Guardian - UK

First Thing: US and UK withdraw families from Ukraine embassies

Dependents of staffers have been told to leave Kyiv amid growing tensions over Russia’s military buildup. Plus, Jason Bateman on his lost decade

Manchester Evening News

Nato sending additional ships and fighter jets to eastern Europe amid Russia’s troop build-up near Ukraine

It comes as some British embassy staff are being pulled out of Kyiv in response to the mounting tensions

Wales Online

What is happening with Russia in Ukraine and will there be a war?

Putin wants Ukraine to remain inside Russia’s sphere of influence, its “near abroad”, and to avoid becoming a Western-style democracy with ties to the European Union and Nato

France 24

Several allies of French far-right candidate Le Pen defect to Zemmour campaign

IN THE PRESS – Monday, January 24: We look at French papers' reactions to members of Marine Le Pen's party joining far-right presidential candidate Eric Zemmour, as well as the website Mediapart's analysis of 1,000 of his earliest supporters. We also discuss coverage of the ongoing crisis between Russia and…

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Al Jazeera

Latest Russia-Ukraine updates: US puts 8,500 troops on alert

Russia-Ukraine tensions news from January 24: US, Europe and NATO present united front after call between leaders.

The Independent UK

What next in the tensions between Russia and Ukraine?

The Foreign Office is pulling some staff out of the British embassy in Kyiv due to the threat of a Russian invasion.

Reuters

NATO sends reinforcements and U.S. puts troops on alert as Ukraine tensions rise

NATO said on Monday it was putting forces on standby and reinforcing eastern Europe with more ships and fighter jets, in what Russia denounced as Western "hysteria" in response to its build-up of troops on the Ukraine border.

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia crisis: Nato sending more fighter jets and ships to eastern Europe as war fears grow

The US and UK have begun moving personnel from their Kiev embassies

Liverpool Echo

Foreign Office warns Brits about visiting European country

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Asharq Al-Awsat

US Tells Diplomats’ Families to Leave Ukraine, Weighs Troop Options

The US State Department announced Sunday it was ordering diplomats' family members to leave Ukraine, as US President Joe Biden weighed options for boosting America's military assets in Eastern Europe to counter a buildup of Russian troops. The order, which also allowed US diplomats stationed at the embassy in the…

The Independent UK

UK begins withdrawing staff and families from embassy in Ukraine

Some officials and their dependants are being pulled out of Kyiv because of the risk of Russian military action.

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