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Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 284 of the invasion

UK says support within Russia for military action is waning; US intelligence chief says Putin ‘more informed’ about reality of challenges on the ground

The Guardian - AU

Idaho murders: Two flatmates who survived stabbing frenzy break their silence

Dylan Mortenson and Bethany Funke were asleep in their Moscow, Idaho, student house when their flatmates were stabbed to death

The Independent UK

Ukraine slaps sanctions on senior clerics in pro-Moscow church

Ukraine is slapping sanctions on 10 senior clerics linked to a pro-Moscow church on the grounds they agreed to work with Russian occupation authorities or justified Moscow's invasion, the security service said on Saturday.

Reuters

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Russia is boosting its cyberattacks on Ukraine, allies, Microsoft says

Moscow will intensify its cyber efforts to pressure the sources of Ukraine’s military and political support both domestic and foreign, according to Microsoft.

Tribune News Service

U.S. defense secretary accuses Russia of 'deliberate cruelty' in Ukraine

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Saturday accused Russia of "deliberate cruelty" in its war in Ukraine, saying Moscow was intentionally targeting civilians.

Reuters

Russian army ‘came knocking’ to recruit son of slain spy Alexander Litvinenko

The poisoned agent’s son Anatoly tells of the visit to his Moscow flat, as ITV prepares to screen a drama about the killing of his father, played by David Tennant

The Guardian - UK

Moscow demands West recognise annexed territories before peace talks start

Sham referendums were held in the Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia regions in September but have not been internationally recognised

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Russia: Price Cap is 'Dangerous' and Will Not Curb Demand for Our Oil

Russia said on Saturday it would continue to find buyers for its oil, despite what it said was a "dangerous" attempt by Western governments to introduce a price cap on its oil exports. A coalition of Western countries led by the G7 group of nations agreed on Friday to cap…

Asharq Al-Awsat

EU Agrees to Cap Russian Oil at $60 per Barrel

European countries agreed to cap Russian oil price at $60 per barrel to further weaken Moscow's ability to finance its war in Ukraine.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Putin Sets Accepting ‘New Russian Territories’ as Condition to Hold Talks with Biden

Moscow rejected US President Joe Biden’s conditions for negotiations on Ukraine with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Biden, speaking beside French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, said the only way to end the war in Ukraine was for Putin to pull troops out and that if Putin was looking to end…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Latvia probing independent TV station, suspects it's helping Russia troops

Latvia's state security service said on Friday it had begun probing statements made by independent Russian TV station Dozhd because of suspicions it was helping pro-Moscow troops taking part in the Ukraine war.

Reuters

Ukraine provides evidence of dummy warheads fired by Russia using nuclear-capable missile

Tests showed no abnormal levels of radioactivity on recovered missiles, Kyiv military official says

The Independent UK

U.S. says it remains ready to meet with Russia over nuclear treaty talks

The United States remains ready to meet Russia for talks over a nuclear treaty despite Moscow having accused Washington of toxic anti-Russian behavior that it cited to pull out of the negotiations earlier this week, the State Department said.

Reuters

Idaho college murders: The rumours and conspiracy theories ruled out by investigators

While officials are remaining tightlipped about key parts of the investigation, they have debunked several online rumours and ruled out potential ties to the killings

The Independent UK

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From campus to club to crime scene: What happened in the Idaho murder victims’ final hours

They did what they’d do on any Saturday night. Could clues to the Idaho killings lie in victims’ ordinary evenings? Reporting from Moscow, Sheila Flynn outlines the four young students’ final hours

The Independent UK

These 12 questions could hold the key to solving the Idaho murders. Here’s what we know - and don’t know

With each piece of information revealed or theory debunked, dozens more questions emerge. Sheila Flynn, Rachel Sharp and Andrea Blanco report on the murders that have rocked the small town of Moscow

The Independent UK

Talks with breakaway region fail to ease Moldova energy woes

A key electrical power plant in a Moscow-backed breakaway region of Moldova will not resume energy supplies to the rest of the country after officials failed to reach any agreements on Friday amid an acute energy crisis, authorities said

The Independent UK

Putin open to talks with the West over Ukraine, says Kremlin

Mr Biden and Mr Putin have had no direct communication since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

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The Guardian - UK

Russia’s vicious tactics in Ukraine serve only to further expose its weakness

Moscow had hoped to easily capture Ukraine – having totally failed, it has resorted to simply destroying it

The Independent UK

Sixth person may have also lived at house where four University of Idaho students were murdered in beds

Moscow Police said in a statement on Thursday that a sixth individual is listed on the lease for the three-storey home but that investigators ‘do not believe that individual was present during the incident’

The Guardian - UK

Up to 13,000 Ukraine soldiers killed since Russian invasion, says Kyiv

Official’s comments come after Ursula von der Leyen estimated 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers had died or been injured

Al Jazeera

How Russia’s war in Ukraine tore my family apart

Reporter Mansur Mirovalev has not spoken to his stepsister, whose views align with the Kremlin’s, since August.

France 24

Scholz urges Putin to withdraw troops for 'diplomatic' end to war

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Friday urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to seek a diplomatic solution to end the war in Ukraine, including troop withdrawals, Berlin said following a telephone call between the two leaders. Earlier on Friday Russia rejected US President Joe Biden's terms for talks between Russia and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Finnish PM: Ukraine War Shows Europe 'Not Strong Enough'

Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin on Friday offered a "brutally honest" assessment of Europe's capabilities in the wake of Russia's war on Ukraine, stating bluntly that "we're not strong enough" to stand up to Moscow alone. Visiting Australia, the leader of the pending NATO member said Vladimir Putin's invasion and…

The Independent UK

These 11 questions could hold the key to solving the Idaho murders. Here’s what we know - and don’t know

With each piece of information revealed or theory debunked, dozens more questions emerge. Sheila Flynn, Rachel Sharp and Andrea Blanco report on the murders that have rocked the small town of Moscow

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