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Russia’s deadly war on Ukraine explained in one map as Putin attacks on three fronts

Graphic shows Putin coming at neighbouring country from all sides

The Independent UK

Airstrikes at dawn as Russia begins ‘war of aggression’ with Ukraine

Airstrikes at dawn as Russia begins ‘war of aggression’ with Ukraine

Ukrainians react with defiance as Vladimir Putin launches biggest attack by one European state against another since second world war

The Guardian - UK

‘You’re on your own’: Airspace shut, Indians stuck in Ukraine seek immediate evacuation

‘You’re on your own’: Airspace shut, Indians stuck in Ukraine seek immediate evacuation

Firoz Ahmad, 22, has been awake since 3 am, glued to his phone in his apartment in Odessa, Ukraine, watching the “darkest hours for Europe since World War Two” unfold.

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Turkish-owned ship hit by bomb off coast of Odessa, no casualties - Turkish authority

A Turkish-owned ship was hit by a bomb off the coast of Ukraine's port city Odessa on Thursday, Turkey's Maritime General Directorate said, adding there were no casualties and the ship was safely en route into Romanian waters.

Uncertainty grips Indian students stuck in Ukraine

War is now a reality, says one of them in Odessa

Live footage above Kyiv, Ukraine as Russian invasion gathers pace

There has been multiple explosions from missile strikes which have hit cities including capital Kyiv and Odessa. Dozens of people are feared dead and many more injured

Ukraine says fierce fighting under way at numerous locations

Ukraine on Thursday fought Russian forces along practically its entire border with Russia, and there was fierce fighting in the regions of Sumy, Kharkiv, Kherson, Odessa and at a military airport near Kyiv, an adviser to the presidential office said.

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18 people killed in Ukraine's Odessa in missile attack - regional authorities

Regional authorities of Ukraine's southern Odessa region said on Thursday that 18 people were killed in a missile attack.

In pictures: Russia declares war

In pictures: Russia declares war

Big explosions heard in Kiev, Kharkiv, and Odessa as a number of Ukrainians start to flee the cities

The Independent UK

Lufthansa suspends all flights to Kyiv amid Russian invasion fears

Lufthansa suspends all flights to Kyiv amid Russian invasion fears

German airline Lufthansa has announced that it is suspending all flights to the Ukrainian cities of Kyiv and Odessa amid fears of an imminent Russian invasion.

Evening Standard

Lufthansa to suspend flights to Kyiv, Odessa from Monday

Lufthansa to suspend flights to Kyiv, Odessa from Monday

Germany's Lufthansa group is suspending flights to and from the Ukrainian cities of Kyiv and Odessa, a spokesperson said on Saturday amid growing fears of a possible Russian invasion.

‘I’m very scared for my family’: readers in Ukraine on the Russian menace

‘I’m very scared for my family’: readers in Ukraine on the Russian menace

Five people living in or visiting Ukraine describe the atmosphere amid the threat of invasion

The Guardian - UK

A journey across Ukraine: The ruinous price of invading

A journey across Ukraine: The ruinous price of invading

A 435-mile drive across the Ukraine’s southern coast reveals what Russia would face if they invaded, and why so many believe it just can’t happen. Marc Champion reports

The Independent UK

Permian Basin: high oil price breathes new life into US shale

Permian Basin: high oil price breathes new life into US shale

The 2020 price drop almost killed the US industry, but oil production is at record levels despite political pressure

Financial Times

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Trudy Rubin: Putin may create a fake excuse to invade Ukraine — again

Last week the White House accused Moscow of sending saboteurs into eastern Ukraine to create a provocation that would give Vladimir Putin an excuse to invade the country, after amassing 100,000 troops on its borders.

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