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At the Polish border, tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees

MEDYKA, Poland: Cradling her three-year-old son, who was gravely ill with cancer, the 25-year-old Ukrainian mother staggered into Poland on Friday.

Bangkok Post

Momentum grows to ban Russia from SWIFT payment system

Canada, the United States, Britain and the European Union on Friday said they could act to exclude Russia from the SWIFT global interbank payments system in a further round of sanctions aimed at halting Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

‘Nazi-style course of action’: Ukraine blasts Russia at UNSC meet

Ukraine envoy also accuses Russia of violating rules by continuing as UNSC president during votes concerning Moscow.

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War expert explains why Vladimir Putin is invading Ukraine and what will happen next

Dr James Pritchett, an expert on war from the University of Hull, has given his insight into the Ukraine crisis, explaining what is motivating Vladimir Putin and what to expect next

Daily Mirror

Trump’s Putin praise draws harsh rebuke from former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta

Siding with Vladimir Putin is "the kind of stuff that can cost lives," former defense secretary says

Chicago Sun-Times

Ukraine invasion has left Russia ' isolated with no support', says UK ambassador to UN

'The United Kingdom stands steadfast in support of the Ukrainian people and will hold Russia accountable for its aggression'

Wales Online

Guatemala president orders return of ambassador to Russia

Guatemala President Alejandro Giammattei said on Friday that he has ordered the return of the Central American country's ambassador to Russia, Guisela Atalida Godinez Sazo, adding that his government rejected Russia's actions in Ukraine.

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Capitals’ Alexander Ovechkin calls for ‘no more war’ in first comments on crisis in Ukraine

Washington Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin asked for “no more war” while speaking with reporters on Friday.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Wall Street counsels Washington against kicking Russia off SWIFT

Some of Wall Street’s largest banks told lawmakers and the Biden administration that kicking Russia off the SWIFT financial-messaging system would have far-reaching fallout that could hurt the global economy and undermine the purpose of the penalties, people familiar with the matter said.

Tribune News Service

'She woke up with bombs': Ukrainian diasporas in Latin America protest invasion

Leila Antonovsk, 28, a Ukrainian living in Argentina, fears for the safety of her mother back in Odessa some 12,642 kilometers (7,855 miles) away after an invasion of the Eastern European country by Russian forces this week.

Reuters

Pentagon says Russia has ‘experienced some setbacks’ in its war against Ukraine

Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby says Russian forces are “not making the progress that they thought they were going to make”

The Independent UK

Mobile phone companies waive charges on calls to Ukraine

In a gesture of solidarity with the Eastern European country that has been invaded by Russia, the UK's mobile phone network has teamed up together to drop all charges

Wales Online

VIDEO: Devastation In Kyiv As Russian Tanks Roll Into Ukrainian Capital

Ukrainian forces fighting back with 100,000 people already estimated to be displaced.

Zenger

Australia seeks to join global move to hit Putin with sanctions

Australia seeks to join others in imposing direct sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin and has extended its punitive financial measures to members of Russia's parliament and more oligarchs, Foreign Minister Marise Payne said on Saturday.

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Los Angeles Times

Russia vetoes UN resolution condemning its own invasion of Ukraine

WASHINGTON — Russia stood alone Friday to veto a U.N. resolution condemning its “brutal” invasion of Ukraine, killing the measure — for now. But all other members in the solemn session of the U.N. Security Council either voted in favor or abstained, testament to rounds of intensive diplomatic pleas by…

The Independent UK

UK and US impose sanctions on Putin as the noose tightens around Kyiv

Western allies announce further economic measures amid fears of a devastating Russian attack on the Ukrainian capital.

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The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 26 February 2022

The Russian Federation has invaded neighbouring Ukraine on three fronts in a brash reassertion of power. Hundreds have died in the initial assault and millions are being uprooted right now.

Daily Mirror

Hayden Panettiere says her daughter Kaya, 7, is 'safe and not in Ukraine' after invasion

Hayden Panettiere shares daughter Kaya, 7, with ex-fiancé and former professional boxer Wladimir Klitschko, who hails from Ukraine. His brother Vitali Klitschko is the mayor of the country’s capital, Kyiv, and the ex-sportsmen have vowed to fight against Russian forces

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The Guardian - AU

Australia plans to join allies in personally sanctioning Putin and says expulsion of Russian diplomats a ‘live option’

Marise Payne flags further action over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine after allies announce they will personally sanction Vladimir Putin and Russia’s foreign affairs minister, Sergei Lavrov

ABC News

Russian invasion of Ukraine drives up energy costs and Australians will feel the pain

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine puts a rocket underneath already high global energy costs, Australian households and businesses could be hit by a bump in the costs of heating, cooking, power and transport.

Tribune News Service

Russian threat is forcing a rewrite of US defense plans

WASHINGTON — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will trigger a revision of U.S. defense strategy and budgets, experts say.

Los Angeles Times

Ukrainian civilians take up rifles against Russian forces; Biden promises new sanctions

KYIV, Ukraine — Russian troops closed in on this besieged capital Friday as missiles streaked through the night, sirens wailed, the president stood defiant and civilians took up arms amid Europe’s most extensive fighting since World War II.

France 24

As it happened: Kyiv under curfew as France, Germany pledge to arm Ukraine

Russian forces launched coordinated missile and artillery attacks on Ukrainian cities on Saturday including the capital, Kyiv, where a curfew went into effect at 5pm local time. After Ukrainian forces said they had repulsed an attack on the capital overnight, President Volodymyr Zelensky shot a selfie-style video in the city…

The Independent UK

Russia vetoes UN resolution telling Moscow to stop Ukraine invasion

China, India and United Arab Emirates all abstain on vote

Wales Online

Russia vetoes UN resolution to end invasion as Ukraine says its willing for peace talks

Security Council resolution asked Moscow to stop attacking Ukraine and withdraw all troops

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