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Navy top brass to review security scenario amid Russia-Ukraine conflict

All Operational and Area Commanders are participating in a four-day conference

The Hindu

Iran Urges New Nuclear Meet 'as Soon as Possible'

Iran called on Monday for a new meeting "as soon as possible" in the talks that have been held in Vienna aimed at restoring its frayed 2015 nuclear deal with major powers. Tehran has been engaged in negotiations with Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia directly and the United States…

Asharq Al-Awsat

UK military aid to Ukraine could rise to £500m, MPs told

Defence secretary Ben Wallace says UK will send Stormer missile launchers as part of effort to drive out Russians

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Four people including two children killed in Ukraine's Donetsk region - governor

Four people including two children were killed on Monday in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region where Russia is on the offensive, the region's governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said.

Reuters

Russia targets railway supplies of weapons to Ukrainian forces in Donbas

Russia's defence ministry said on Monday its high-precision missiles destroyed six facilities powering the railways that were used to deliver foreign weapons to Ukrainian forces in Donbas.

Reuters

No limits to Russia-China deal, warns EU chief amid Ukraine crisis

European Commission’s President seeks “diplomatic solution” to Ukraine crisis

The Hindu

Russia Expels 40 German Diplomatic Staff in Tit-for-Tat Move

Russia's foreign ministry said on Monday that it had declared 40 German diplomatic staff "personae non gratae" in a retaliatory move after Berlin expelled the same number of Russian diplomats. In a statement, Russia's foreign ministry said it had taken the decision after Germany on April 4 declared a "significant…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Explaining Putin’s grip on power

Why do the majority of Russians back the actions of their strongman leader Vladimir Putin? As The Detail finds out, the answer goes back centuries.

Newsroom.co.nz

Govt backs away from autonomous sanctions timeline

Nanaia Mahuta walks back statement Cabinet would discuss autonomous sanctions "within weeks" of Russia action.

Newsroom.co.nz

Wimbledon cannot be faulted for banning Russian players

Letters: Criticism of Wimbledon’s decision to bar players from Russia and Belarus is misguided, argue Christopher Clayton, George Marshall and Jean-Michel Legg

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine Urges UN to Be Guarantor of Safe Corridor from Mariupol Steel Plant

Ukraine denied on Monday reaching an agreement with Russia on evacuating civilians from a steel plant in the southern city of Mariupol, and pushed for the United Nations to be the "initiator and guarantor" of any such deal. Russia had said earlier on Monday that it would open a humanitarian…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine war crimes probe widens as UK says 15,000 Russian troops dead

Conflict shows no sign of abating as it enters a third month while scrutiny grows over Russian atrocities

The Independent UK

UK believes 15,000 Russian troops killed in Ukraine as it pledges further help

Russian President Vladimir Putin ‘must not be allowed to prevail’.

The Independent UK

Russian loses total 15,000 soldiers after 61 days of fighting in Ukraine, Ben Wallace tells Commons

The UK Defence Secretary said the loss of life was a 'betrayal' of young soldiers by Russian commanders as he praised the 'inspirational' Ukraine resistance.

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The Independent UK

US commission: Cite Afghanistan for religious persecution

A U.S. advisory body says that Afghanistan should join a list of the world's worst violators of religious freedom

Reuters

Ukraine says Russia is targeting railways to cut arms supply routes

Ukraine's military command said on Monday that Russia was trying to bomb Ukraine's rail infrastructure in order to disrupt arms supplies from foreign countries.

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2 Staffing Services Stocks to Buy on Labor Shortages

The Russia-Ukraine war has worsened an already severe labor shortage. With high demand for labor from employers, staffing services companies are well-positioned to benefit. Therefore, we think it could be wise to bet on quality staffing services stocks Robert Half International (RHI) and Randstad (RANJY). Let’s discuss.

Irish Mirror

Nine ways to cut household bills by €500 as EU leaders issue 'fuel rationing' warning

Europe imports about 40% of its natural gas and 27% of its oil from Russia

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Exclusive: Boxing - Usyk mounts Ukraine relief effort ahead of Joshua fight

Olympic gold medallist Oleksandr Usyk will harness the star power of his rematch with Briton Anthony Joshua to raise relief funds for his native Ukraine, the unified heavyweight champion told Reuters.

The Guardian - UK

Sweden and Finland agree to submit Nato applications, say reports

Two countries could apply for membership simultaneously as soon as mid-May, according to reports

Daily Mirror

Russian fighter pilots eject from warplane moments before it's shot down by Ukrainians

The Sukhoi jet was seen spiralling out of control before hitting the ground in flames and two Russian Su-34 pilots can be seen in the sky narrowly escaping a fiery death

The Independent UK

EC chief: Russian aggression is threat to Europe's security

The president of the European Commission says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a direct threat to Europe’s security

The Independent UK

‘If I’m in good shape, who knows?’: Wladimir Klitschko hints at boxing comeback

The former heavyweight champion is aiding his native Ukraine’s defence against the invasion by Russia

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has cost the lives of 15,000 Russian troops, says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace

About 15,000 Russian troops have been killed in Ukraine since Vladimir Putin ordered his invasion, Britain’s Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said on Monday.

Daily Mirror

UK sends armoured missile trucks to Ukraine as war kills 15,000 Russian troops

Deadly Stormer trucks are on their way to the war-ravaged country as Defence Secretary Ben Wallace warned Vladimir Putin 'must not be allowed to prevail'

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