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Ukrainian president questions NATO's commitment to mutual defence article

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Tuesday stepped up criticism of NATO following Russia's invasion of his country, questioning the alliance's commitment to its Article 5 collective defence clause.

Reuters

In defence of Nato: USAF B52 bombers head north for massive show of strength

Aircraft flew to Arctic as part of Nato exercise 'to deter any potential adversary from aggressive actions'

Wales Online

Why Vladimir Putin is botching his Ukrainian invasion

The war started by Vladimir Putin against Ukraine is not unfolding as he expected it would.

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NATO concerned Moscow could stage "false flag" operation in Ukraine -Stoltenberg

NATO is concerned Russia might use chemical weapons in a "false flag" attack as part of its invasion of Ukraine, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday.

Reuters

HMS Prince of Wales and F35B jets in huge Arctic naval display of strength by Nato allies

Exercise Cold Response, a pre-planned test of Allied forces, involves 30,000 troops from 27 nations

Wales Online

Ukraine's president says Ukraine understands it is not in NATO, wants security guarantees

Ukraine understands it does not have an open door to NATO membership and therefore proposes a way to protect itself independently provided it has security guarantees, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Tuesday.

Reuters

European leaders to visit Ukraine as attacks edge toward central Kyiv

KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces continued their assault on Ukraine’s capital Tuesday as the leaders of three European nations — all members of NATO — prepared to visit the war-torn country in a unified show of support.

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Russia Steps up Bombardment of Kyiv, Civilians Flee Mariupol

Russia stepped up its bombardment of Kyiv on Tuesday, smashing apartments and a subway station, while civilians in 2,000 cars fled Mariupol along a humanitarian corridor in what was believed to be the biggest evacuation yet from the desperately besieged seaport. On the diplomatic front, another round of talks began…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine: What does neutrality mean, and could it lead to peace?

Some experts say that Ukraine remaining neutral and out of NATO could be beneficial to regional security.

Al Jazeera

Commentary: Failing to supply MiGs to Ukraine, the West just flunked Putin’s test

Just when it seemed most critical for the United States to give Ukraine more powerful tools to blunt Russia’s brutal bombardments, President Joe Biden refused to get the U.S. involved in Poland’s plan to transfer MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine. He did it, he said, to avoid World War III.…

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Ukraine’s struggle to keep its culture and independence

Ukrainians refer to Russian TV and its viewers as “Zombieland,” having long ago developed an immunity to the main talking points of Vladimir Putin’s mindless propaganda war. They know the absurdity of his claims that Kyiv is run by Nazis and drug addicts, NATO is threatening to destroy Russia, and…

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Biden, like Woodrow Wilson in WWI, treads a fine line in refusing to send troops to Ukraine

The shocking Russian invasion of Ukraine has left most Americans bewildered, angry and deeply troubled. But exactly how our nation should respond remains unclear. Polls have shown a surprising number of Americans uncertain about the desirability of sanctions or the admission of Ukraine into NATO, although most wholeheartedly support President…

Chicago Tribune

Watch huge USAF B52 refuelled in mid-air as KC135 crew ask: Is he above us or below us?

Video shows incredible refuelling over the Pacific

Wales Online

Ukraine war may lead to rethinking of US defense of Europe

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine and his push to upend the broader security order in Europe may lead to a historic shift in American thinking about defense of the continent

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White House weighs Biden trip to Europe as Ukraine war rages

WASHINGTON — The White House is discussing President Joe Biden making a visit to unspecified destinations in Europe while Russia’s war on Ukraine is ongoing, according to people familiar with the matter.

Daily Mirror

One Russian toecap on NATO soil will be considered an Act of War, cabinet minister warns

Russia has been warned by Health Secretary Sajid Javid that even the "toecap" of a soldier treading on Nato soil would be seen as an act of war, adding a full attack on a member was unlikely

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine latest updates: Thousands evacuated from Sumy

Russia-Ukraine news from March 15: Red Cross evacuates several thousand civilians from Sumy, northeastern Ukraine.

Reason

Transpartisan Coalition Agrees No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine Would Be Disastrous

Spanning many professions and political affiliations, the signatories to a new letter agree that a NATO-enforced no-fly zone over Ukraine would be a mistake.

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Daily Mirror

Russian invasion 'could extend beyond Ukraine but NATO involvement would help Putin'

Air Marshal Edward Stringer, a former Director of Operations at the Ministry of Defence said that world leaders like Joe Biden were well aware of the possibility the war in Ukraine could expand beyond the nation's borders

Reuters

U.S. defense secretary adds Bulgaria stop to European trip

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is adding a stop in Bulgaria to a trip to Europe this week that will be focused on bolstering NATO allies as a war rages on its eastern borders in Ukraine, the Pentagon said on Monday.

France 24

French presidential candidates grilled over Ukraine war in faux debate

French President Emmanuel Macron and his seven leading challengers in the upcoming presidential election were quizzed on the war in Ukraine and Europe's looming energy crisis on Monday night in the first televised match-up ahead of the April 10 vote.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia-Ukraine Talks to Continue Despite Deadly Strikes

Russia and Ukraine conducted fresh talks on Monday in an effort to end Moscow's devastating war, despite deadly strikes on a Ukrainian television tower, the capital and a pro-Moscow separatist region. On the 19th day of the invasion, the fourth round of talks made no breakthrough other than a planned…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Germany to Buy 35 Lockheed F-35 Fighter Jets from US amid Ukraine Crisis

Germany will buy 35 US F-35 fighter jets to replace its ageing Tornado, it said on Monday, announcing a first big defense deal since Chancellor Olaf Scholz pledged a 100-billion-euro upgrade to the military in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The move appeared to be part of a tectonic…

Irish Mirror

Five worrying updates about Russia's invasion of Ukraine - including NATO 'war' and Irish security threat

While talks have been held between the two nations, it's uncertain what the immediate future looks like

Asharq Al-Awsat

Erdogan Says Unclear Whether Turkey Will Buy More Russian Arms

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday it was too early to comment on Turkey's possible purchase of more Russian weapons given Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Speaking in Ankara alongside German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Erdogan said Turkey had provided support for Ukraine in a manner NATO allies had not been…

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