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Big K Street shops will close offices in Russia - Roll Call

In reaction to the invasion of Ukraine and sanctions that followed, firms are closing Russian offices or dropping clients.

Roll Call

France, Europe alarmed by Russian threat to nuclear facilities, EU walks out of IAEA meeting

France says it is in direct contact with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as Paris seeks to assess the situation at Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear power plant amid growing fears that Russia's invasion could deliberately target nuclear facilities.

Radio France Internationale

UK volunteers urged to cold call Russia to counter Putin’s propaganda

Russian speakers encouraged to phone ordinary citizens in initiative to change Putin’s narrative one conversation at a time

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Ukraine-Russia war: Western officials 'seriously concerned' Putin could use chemical weapons

Western officials see the prospect of Russia deploying 'non-conventional' weapons as a realistic possibility, it emerged today, as Ukraine accused Putin of targeting a maternity hospital

Daily Mirror

‘Catastrophic’ cyberwar between Ukraine and Russia hasn’t happened (yet), experts say

Experts says both sides may understand that large-scale cyber-attacks will result in ‘mutually assured destruction of systems’

The Guardian - US

Ukraine war: US turns to old foe Maduro to help shut off Russia’s oil revenues

Venezuela released two jailed US citizens on Tuesday in an apparent goodwill gesture toward the Biden administration, which has reached out to the regime of Nicolas Maduro as it looks for help in shutting off Russia’s oil revenues amid the war in Ukraine.

France 24

Andy Burnham calls for a national debate on nuclear disarmament as Russia threatens the West

The war in Ukraine "should make a watershed moment", says the Mayor of Greater Manchester as he questions our support for the nuclear deterrent

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Warning Vladimir Putin may be preparing ground for possible chemical devices in Ukraine invasion

There is serious concern the Russian president may resort to non-conventional weapons

Evening Standard

EU says Russia reports of biolabs in Ukraine likely disinformation

The European Union said on Wednesday it doubted the credibility of Russian government claims it had uncovered a militarybiological programme in Ukraine, saying that Moscow had a history of spreading disinformation about biological weapons.

Reuters

Trevor Noah on gas prices: ‘The next Fast and Furious movie is gonna be on public transport’

Late-night hosts discuss record-high prices, Zelenskiy’s defiant video from Kyiv and Biden’s ban of Russian oil and gas imports

The Guardian - US

Ukraine invasion echoes in Pacific region - Roll Call

Lawmakers are concerned that China could be emboldened to invade Taiwan following Russia's attack on Ukraine.

Roll Call

California's high gas prices have a little-known ingredient: Russian oil

LOS ANGELES — As gasoline prices surge to new heights after the U.S. banned Russian oil, California drivers are in a position to be uniquely squeezed at the fuel pump.

Los Angeles Times

Russia's "Z" campaign drums up support for 'operation' in Ukraine

It's popped up on bus stops, road signs and even a pram in Russia: a "Z" sign to whip up support for what Moscow describes as its "special military operation" in Ukraine.

Reuters

The countries with the most powerful militaries in the world

The war in Ukraine has thrown a spotlight on the military capacities of world powers

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The Independent UK

Officials fear that Putin may deploy chemical weapons in Ukraine

‘He’s burning through a lot of high-end kit’: success of resistance frustrating Russian premier

Benzinga

Members Of Congress Buy Energy, Defense Stocks Prior To Russian Invasion Of Ukraine: Who They Are, What They Bought

Prior to the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the levying of numerous sanctions on Russia by the U.S., members of Congress purchased defense and energy stocks. Here’s a look at the trades.

Reuters

Russia largely failed to respect civilian evacuation plans - Ukrainian official

Ukrainian interior ministry adviser Vadym Denysenko said Russia had largely failed on Wednesday to respect agreements to allow civilians to be evacuated from towns and cities through humanitarian corridors.

The Guardian - UK

UK plans to send anti-aircraft weapons to Ukraine, says Ben Wallace

Defence secretary says Ukraine desperately seeking more arms as Russian forces try to circle Kyiv

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Parliament as one on Russia sanctions

There was unanimous support to back those "suffering the tyranny of Vladimir Putin's Russian boots upon them” by imposing sanctions on his regime.

Reuters

Mayor of Ukraine's Kharkiv says Russians forces are regrouping there

Russian forces appear to be regrouping near the eastern city of Kharkiv, Mayor Ihor Terekhov said on Wednesday, describing the situation as very tense.

Daily Mirror

Does my electric oven require gas? How to tell the difference and save money

As the cost of living crisis deepens and major concerns are raised over the Russian provision of gas to the UK, we take a look at where our ovens get their energy from, and whether one is cheaper to run than the other

The Conversation

The BBC's Ukraine coverage may be changing government attitudes to the public service broadcaster

As Russian tanks rolled into a foreign capital city, a BBC commentator captured the anguish of the moment: “And now must we stand by impotent and guilty watching the destruction of a nation … I think the feeling must be one of shame at this.” The year was 1956, the…

Reuters

Factbox-Worst refugee crisis since WW2 as Ukrainians flee country

Up to 2.2 million refugees have so far fled Ukraine, or some 5% of its population, since Russia's invasion began on Feb. 24, the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said on Wednesday.

Axios

"It's medieval:" Russian shelling destroys Mariupol children's hospital

Russian bombing in Mariupol has killed at least 1,170 people.

Zenger

VIDEO: Russian Ministry Says Video Shows Armored Vehicles Crossing River Over Makeshift Bridge

Country's media follow government line in covering a war they call a “special military operation.”

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