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The Latest Breaking News from Russia

Ukrainian forces ‘staunchly resisting’ another Russian onslaught of Mariupol, says UK

Putin continues to move troops, including his private Wagner army, to eastern Ukraine

Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin will ‘never conquer’ Ukraine, Boris Johnson vows

Zelensky says genocide has been committed after evidence of indiscriminate killings of civilians in Bucha, near Kyiv

Evening Standard

Monday briefing: Zelenskiy condemns ‘butchers’ of Bucha

Horror at killings of civilians in Kyiv’s surrounds … fines over Downing Street party on eve of Prince Philip’s funeral … and the return of Marine Le Pen

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War in Ukraine: Latest developments

KYIV, Ukraine: Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine:

Bangkok Post

France to expel 35 Russian diplomats after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine

France on Monday said it would expel 35 Russian diplomats as part of a joint European action after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. "France decided this evening to expel a number of Russian personnel with diplomatic status stationed in France whose activities are against our security interests," the foreign ministry said…

France 24

Russia now synonymous with Bucha killings, says Zelenskiy

Ukraine president says worse atrocities may yet be found elsewhere as satellite images show mass grave near church in Bucha

The Guardian - AU

Live updates | Japan condemns attacks on Ukraine civilians

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told reporters Monday that he strongly condemned the reported attacks on civilians in Ukrainian towns on the outskirts of Kyiv

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Ukraine morning briefing: Zelensky slams Russia over civilian deaths, before appearing via video link at Grammys

The big stories from day 39 of the Russian invasion

Wales Online

Ukraine news – live: ‘Clear’ war crimes committed in Bucha, Macron says as Russia brands footage ‘fake news’

Some 410 bodies found in towns near Kyiv, Ukrainian prosecutors say, 140 of which ‘examined’

The Independent UK

Zelenskiy says more than 300 people killed and tortured in Bucha – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Candidate for Alex Salmond's Alba accused of spreading 'pro-Russian propaganda'

After the Record approached Alba, the party said Andrew Coventry had removed the tweets.

Daily Record

Japan 'really shocked' by killing of civilians in Ukraine -gov't spokesman

Japan was shocked by Russia's alleged killing of civilians in Ukraine and sternly condemns such conduct, its top government spokesman said on Monday.

Reuters

Ukrainian civilians and soldiers celebrate in the streets as Russians pull back from areas around Kyiv

Civilians whose towns and villages were occupied by Russian troops around Kyiv celebrate the invaders' withdrawal, even amid warnings that buildings, vehicles and even bodies have been booby trapped.

ABC News

West pledges to punish Russia over civilian killings in Bucha

The United States and European countries pledged on Monday to punish Moscow over civilian killings in northern Ukraine, where a mass grave and tied bodies of people shot at close range were found in a town seized back from Russian forces.

Reuters

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The Guardian - AU

‘Massacre of innocents’: how the papers covered Russia’s atrocities in Bucha

Accusations of war crimes and calls for tougher sanctions feature on Monday’s front pages amid horror at civilian killings by Russian troops

ABC News

Ukraine latest: Satellite images show mass grave in Bucha, Kyiv is reclaimed as fighting and peace talks continue

Fighting in Ukraine continued over the weekend, with Ukraine saying its forces have retaken all areas around the capital Kyiv.

Reuters

In Ukrainian street, a corpse with hands bound and a bullet wound to the head

A man lay sprawled by the roadside in the Ukrainian city of Bucha on Sunday, his hands tied behind his back and a bullet wound to his head, one of hundreds of local residents that officials say have been found dead in the wake of five weeks of Russian occupation.

The Independent UK

PM seeks tough response from Nato as Russia accused of civilian massacre

Boris Johnson has condemned Russia’s ‘despicable attacks’ against Ukrainian civilians in Irpin and Bucha.

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Tribune News Service

Russian ships switch flags at record rate on sanctions scrutiny

Many more Russian-flagged vessels than usual switched their flags to other countries in March, possibly to conceal their ties to Moscow and avoid being caught up in sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine, according to maritime consultancy Windward Ltd.

Tribune News Service

Blinken says ruble’s recovery is ‘not sustainable,’ sees decline

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the ruble’s rebound is fueled by “a lot of manipulation” by Russian authorities and won’t be sustainable.

The Guardian - UK

Viktor Orbán wins fourth consecutive term as Hungary’s prime minister

Rightwinger and Putin ally aims dig at Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy after Fidesz party claims another super majority

Wales Online

Ukraine accuses Russia of massacre as bodies found in city

Slew of European leaders condemn the atrocities

ABC News

Ukraine-Russia war updates: Russia asks UN Security Council to discuss Bucha 'provocation'

Russia is requesting that the UN Security Council meet to discuss what it calls a "provocation by Ukrainian radicals" in the town of Bucha after Kyiv accused Russian troops of killing civilians there.

Tribune News Service

Orban heads for defiant election win to cement power in Hungary

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban scored a crushing election victory to clinch a fourth consecutive term, overcoming criticism about democratic backsliding, his lukewarm support for war-ravaged Ukraine and close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Bangkok Post

The Fed takes the red pill

The US Federal Reserve has finally acknowledged the reality of the inflation problem. The uncertainty raised by the Russia-Ukraine war did not stop it from raising rates at its March policy meeting, though it capped its first hike to just 25 basis points.

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