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Russian forces have shot down their own aircraft in Putin’s ‘personal war’ blunders, says UK spy chief

Sir Jeremy Fleming says it’s increasingly clear the Russian president has ‘massively misjudged’ the situation in Ukraine

Evening Standard

JPMorgan Upgrades Masco To Neutral - Read Why

Masco Corp (NYSE:MAS) has been upgraded to Neutral from Underweight by JPMorgan analyst Michael Rehaut, with a price target of $62. Rehaut noted MAS's below-average exposure to U.S. new residential construction should allow for a lower cyclicality and vulnerability to a housing slowdown. However, the analyst warned about the company's Europe exposure, impacted by the…

Benzinga

Qatar divides soccer, FIFA seeks unity ahead of WCup draw

Qatar is the next stop on the global tour of major sports events to nations led by autocratic governments who are often decried by human rights activists

The Independent UK

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Russia-Ukraine war: West says Putin ‘being misled’ by advisers

US, UK and European officials say Putin is being ‘misinformed’ about his military’s poor performance in Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

U.S. looking at options for more sanctions on Russia over Ukraine -White House

The United States is looking at options to expand sanctions to impose on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine and will have more to say about it in the coming days, White House spokesperson Kate Bedingfield said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Ukrainian zoo animals at risk of starvation as food supplies run out amid Russian bombardment

Putin’s war has cut off most deliveries to zoos housing thousands of animals including elephants, tigers and polar bears

The Independent UK

The US anticipated almost every move Vladimir Putin made in Ukraine. This is how they probably did it

As Russia menaced Ukraine, it was as if US intelligence services had tapped into the mind of a foreign leader notorious for guarding his secrets. So, was the US bluffing, or did it really know what Russia had planned?

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‘Embarrassing’: Russia scrambles to copy banned social media platforms

Rossgram, a substitute for Instagram, mocked as Russian PM announces policy of ignoring copyright

The Guardian - UK

AerCap Files $3.5B Claim For Seized Russian Aircraft

AerCap Holdings N.V. (NYSE:AER) submitted a $3.5 billion insurance claim for more than 100 jets stuck in Russia following its invasion of Ukraine and intends to pursue all claims under these policies concerning the assets leased to Russian airlines as of February 24, 2022. Dublin-based aircraft lessor AerCap had an exposure of 5% of…

Benzinga

As Russia breaks promise, figures show more than four million Ukrainians are now refugees

More than four million people have fled Ukraine since the start of the invasion and 1189 civilians have been killed, according to the latest United

The New Daily

Pentagon sees Russia starting to reposition under 20% of forces around Kyiv

Russia has started to reposition under 20% of the forces arrayed around Ukraine's capital Kyiv, the Pentagon said on Wednesday, but cautioned Russia was expected to refit and resupply them for redeployment, and not bring the forces home.

Reuters

Everything we know about Abramovich ‘poisoning’ at Ukraine peace talks

Russian oligarch and two senior members of the Ukrainian team suffered symptoms of suspected chemical weapon

The Independent UK

Russia's ruble rebound raises questions of sanctions' impact

The Russian ruble has bounced back to almost its full value since before the West imposed economic sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Timeline: Week five of Russia’s war in Ukraine

Ukrainian and Russian negotiators meet in Turkey as Russia says its forces near Kyiv and Chernihiv are regrouping.

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Reuters

Majority of Americans back sending more troops to NATO in Ukraine crisis: Reuters/Ipsos poll

A bipartisan 55% of Americans support sending more U.S. troops to Washington's NATO allies in central and eastern Europe in response to Russia's five-week old invasion of Ukraine, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Tuesday.

Irish Mirror

Garda security briefing on suspected Russian spies 'concerned' Taoiseach as they're ordered to leave Ireland 'within days'

Speaking to the Irish Mirror on Wednesday, Mr Martin said the four officials will be given a few days to leave the country

Asharq Al-Awsat

All Russia’s Big Exports Could Soon Be in Roubles, Kremlin Signals

The Kremlin indicated on Wednesday that all of Russia's energy and commodity exports could be priced in roubles, toughening President Vladimir Putin's attempt to make the West feel the pain of the sanctions it imposed for the invasion of Ukraine. With Russia's economy facing its gravest crisis since the 1991…

The Conversation

What would give Vladimir Putin a face-saving way to exit Ukraine?

Soon after Russia embarked upon its invasion of Ukraine, I argued that Ukrainians and NATO shouldn’t rush to dismiss Vladimir Putin’s peace terms in order to bring an end to the war.

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Separatist leader says 140,000 have left Mariupol for Russia or Donetsk

A Russian-backed separatist leader said on Wednesday that 140,000 people had left the Ukrainian city of Mariupol for Russia or the breakaway Donetsk People's Republic since Russian forces began besieging it, the Interfax news agency reported.

The Independent UK

Blinken urges Algeria re-think on Russia, Western Sahara

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is wrapping up a three-nation tour of the Middle East and North Africa with an appeal for Algeria to limit its ties with Russia and look to improve relations with neighboring Morocco

France 24

Who wins the information war? Russia's Ukraine invasion sparks global airwaves battle

Can Russia still win the information war? Public opinion in the West was quick to swing solidly against Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, with even the fringes of the far right and far left here muting their admiration of Moscow's strongman, but that doesn't mean Moscow's spin machine has gone…

The Guardian - UK

Why is Russia’s military regrouping and can Ukraine forces disrupt them?

Analysis: Russian statements reflect a significant – but temporary – win for Ukraine

The Independent UK

Morning Joe hosts slam Trump for seeking dirt on Bidens from Russia

‘The United States has deemed that Putin and the Russian soldiers committed war crimes; and yet, Trump is asking him for help. It is truly staggering’

Tribune News Service

Hackers’ path eased as 600,000 US cybersecurity jobs sit empty

President Joe Biden has urged U.S. companies to “harden your cyber defenses immediately” amid a growing risk of Russian cyberattacks. For many, that won’t be easy.

Tribune News Service

Slight drop in California average gas prices could signal relief in the weeks ahead, experts say

Although Californians have typically paid the steepest gas prices in the U.S., the fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has some Golden State drivers shelling out more than $6 per gallon for regular unleaded fuel in recent weeks.

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