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'Scared' Vladimir Putin ordered death sentences against Brit fighters, expert claims

After a three-day sham trial, Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner were issued death sentences by the supreme court of the rebel-held Donetsk People's Republic

Daily Mirror

McDonald's to reopen in Russia under new branding as fast-food restaurant shares logo

The big reopening of the McDonald's sites will take place at the same flagship location in Moscow's Pushkin Square where the company first opened in Russia in January 1990

Daily Mirror

What businesses are doing to support Ukraine

Firms like Caerphilly-based AefFin are providing much need support to the Ukraine following Russia's invasion

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Russia Starts Exercises With 60 Warships In Baltic Sea Amid Tensions Over Ukraine War

Russia has announced that it has started naval exercises involving about 60 warships in the Baltic Sea amid heightened tensions over the Ukraine war and bids by Finland and Sweden to join NATO.

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Russian suspect in MH-17 airliner downing denies charges on last trial day

One of the four men on trial for murder over the shooting down of an airliner over Ukraine in 2014 told Dutch judges on the final day of his trial on Friday that he is not guilty as his lawyers said he should be acquitted.

Reuters

Russia and China open cross-border bridge as ties deepen

Russia and China opened a new cross-border bridge in the far east on Friday which they hope will further boost trade as Moscow reels from sweeping Western sanctions imposed over its actions in Ukraine.

Reuters

Russian Troops Fire Flurry Of Rockets At Ukrainian Targets At Night

Graphic video shows the moment Russian soldiers fire a barrage of rockets at Ukrainian targets at night.

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Kishida unveils shift in diplomacy to meet external challenges faced by Japan

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida unveiled what he called a shift to "realistic" diplomacy on Friday to help his country tackle the dangers it faces in a world shaken by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Two Men Arrested For Hanging ‘Eff The War’ Banner From Russian Balcony

Two men have been arrested for hanging an anti-war banner reading “f**k the war” from a building in Saint Petersburg, the former Leningrad, in Russia.

Zenger

Russia's central bank cuts interest rates to prewar level

Russia’s central bank has cut interest rates back to their prewar levels

The Independent UK

Japan PM Kishida unveils shift to 'realistic' diplomacy

Reuters

Russia’s Lavrov says Britons given death sentence in Donetsk guilty of ‘crimes’

Britain has condemned verdict as ‘show trial’

The Independent UK

What 'grassroots humanitarians' eager to travel to Ukraine or its borders should know before dashing off

Most Americans want the U.S. government to aid Ukraine and pressure Russia to cease its brutal war against its neighbor. So far, more than US$1 billion in charitable funds are flowing from the U.S. to organizations that are helping Ukrainians, on top of more than $50 billion in aid Congress…

The Conversation

Russian suspect appeals for acquittal at Dutch MH17 trial

A Russian suspect in the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine has appealed in a video statement to a Dutch court to be declared innocent

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Lawmakers explore options for Ukraine war crimes investigations

WASHINGTON — There does not appear to be ample Republican support to amend laws that tightly prohibit U.S. support to the International Criminal Court as lawmakers search for ways Washington can assist Ukrainian officials with war crimes investigations of Russians.

Reuters

Britain says talking to Ukraine, not Russia, about jailed soldiers

Britain is prioritising talking to Ukraine rather than Russia on the situation of two jailed British men who have been sentenced to death in one of Russia's proxies in eastern Ukraine, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Friday.

Daily Mirror

UK brands Brits' death sentences in Ukraine 'egregious breach of the Geneva Convention'

It came as Boris Johnson ordered ministers to do "everything in their power" to secure the release of Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner - but did not summon the Russian Ambassador for talks

Benzinga

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Reuters Rebranded McDonald’s Restaurants To Reopen In Russia

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The Independent UK

Germany's Scholz urges Kosovo, Serbia to commit to dialogue

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has asked Kosovo and Serbia for a clear commitment to reaching a political solution to their long-standing dispute over Kosovo’s independence

Evening Standard

Russia: Fast-food chain replacing McDonald’s unveils new logo

McDonald’s suspended operations in March before confirming its withdrawal in May

Benzinga

Rebranded McDonald's Restaurants To Reopen In Russia: Reuters

Russia's fast-food scene is in for a massive overhaul as former McDonald's Corp (NYSE:MCD) restaurants are set to reopen under new branding and ownership, Reuters reported. The fast food restaurant chain was opened about three decades ago in early 1990. Recently, MCD entered into a sale and purchase agreement with its existing licensee Alexander Govor…

The Independent UK

Liz Truss in talks with Ukraine over fate of Britons sentenced to death by Russian separatists

PM ‘appalled’ by treatment of Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner

Reuters

Foreign fighters' death sentence shows Russia's disregard for rights, Berlin says

The death sentences for foreign fighters in Russian-controlled eastern Ukraine are shocking and show Russia's "complete disregard for the basic principles of humanitarian international law", a German government spokesperson said on Friday.

Reason

Ukraine War Unlikely to End Anytime Soon

Early and unrealistic hopes for a quick victory by Ukraine's forces over invading Russian troops have faded as the reality of an extended conflict sets in.

Zenger

Soldiers Shell Russian Base That Soon Erupts Into Flames

This is the moment in a released video when Ukrainian soldiers shell a Russian base that soon erupts into flames.

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