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Doubting Russian exit, NATO looks to bolster its defenses

NATO defense ministers are examining new ways to bolster the defenses of member countries on the organization’s eastern flank closest to Russia

The Independent UK

Russian threat to Ukraine to remain critical in February, intelligence official says

Russian military exercises are at their peak stage and the risk of Russian aggression against Ukraine will remain high for the rest of February, a senior Western intelligence official said.

Reuters

Will Bitcoin Continue Upward Move And What Is Its Fair Value? 4 Experts Weigh In

As Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) traded higher along with other major cryptocurrencies as of Tuesday evening amid easing worries about Russia-Ukraine tensions, four analysts and expert traders shared their thoughts on the larges

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Ukrainians celebrate ‘Unity Day’ as Nato warns no signs of Russian de-escalation

President Zelensky is urging citizens to show off their patriotism amid reports of imminent conflict

The Independent UK

NATO says Russia still adding troops to Ukraine build-up

NATO accused Russia on Wednesday of sending more troops to a massive military build-up around Ukraine, even as Moscow said that it was withdrawing forces and was open to diplomacy.

Reuters

Insiders Buy More Than $18M Of 4 Stocks

The Dow Jones jumped more than 400 points on Tuesday after Russia announced it would pull back some troops positioned on the Ukrainian border. Investors, meanwhile, focused on some notable insider trades.

Benzinga

Russia says troops in west of country to resume normal positions in 3-4 weeks -RTE

Russia's armed forces in the west of the country will return to their normal positions within three to four weeks, Moscow's ambassador to Ireland told Irish broadcaster RTE.

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Exclusive-Lithuania warns banks of cyber attacks, power cuts amid fears of war in Ukraine

Lithuania's central bank has told the country's banks to prepare for power cuts and cyberattacks as Russia's standoff with Ukraine risks spilling over into a military conflict, according to a document and two sources familiar with the matter.

Reuters

Russian missile 'Alexander the Great' can be fired with precision from 310 miles

Russia's 9K720 Iskander missile - nicknamed Alexander the Great - can allegedly fire with a 2-5 metre precision from 310 miles and would be crucial preceding a lightning assault

Daily Mirror

'Prepared for the worst': Polish PM braces for Ukrainian refugees

Poland is planning for a possible influx of refugees from Ukraine in case of a Russian invasion, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Wednesday, despite Moscow's assurances it was scaling back a troop buildup near Ukraine.

Reuters

Ukraine defence ministry hit by huge cyber attack amid fears of war with Russia

Russia says that there will be ‘no escalation’ but Boris Johnson says the country is sending ‘mixed signals’

The Independent UK

Why did Russia invade Ukraine? - A simple explanation of the crisis in Eastern Europe

The origins of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, what Vladimir Putin wants and how the UK and Nato are involved

Manchester Evening News

Men’s curling team relishing chance to rescue Winter Olympics for Great Britain

Bruce Mouat’s men racked up their sixth straight win by beating the Russian Olympic Committee on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia crisis: What to know as NATO eyes Russia move

Fears among Western governments that a Russian invasion of Ukraine is imminent have eased, but not disappeared

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First Thing: Russian pledge to withdraw met with scepticism

Experts have little faith in announcement and say there are no signs of de-escalation on Ukraine’s borders. Plus, the ‘arrogance’ of Prince Andrew

Salon

Why America's elites love war

Almost no one in D.C. is eager for war with Russia — but they're eager to justify the bloated military budget

France 24

'The New Border Wars': The geopolitical conflicts of tomorrow

The border dispute between Russia and Ukraine is a real civilisation border – a story of a way of life between more European or Soviet-style living. That's the view of Klaus Dodds, a geopolitics expert who has analysed and compared borders across the world for his new book. "The New…

The Independent UK

Why does Russia want to block Ukraine from joining Nato?

Vladimir Putin is vehemently opposed to neighbouring state signing up to the military alliance

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The Independent UK

Why would Russia invade Ukraine?

Diplomatic efforts to resolve regional tensions ongoing but military forces in place in the event that conflict should erupt

The Guardian - UK

Russia still building forces on Ukraine border, says top Nato official

Nato secretary general contradicts Vladimir Putin’s claim of ‘partial’ withdrawal, as US official says Russia has increased troops by 7,000

The Independent UK

Ukrainian people back at work but ‘not naive about seriousness of situation’

Stuart McKenzie said residents are ‘certainly trying’ to keep things as normal as possible despite the fears that Russia might invade.

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin still undecided on Ukraine invasion, UK Defence Secretary warns

Ben Wallace said there was no hard evidence of Russian forces withdrawing from the Ukraine border - despite Vladimir Putin saying 'of course' he had no plans to invade.

Daily Mirror

Russia claims it's withdrawing from Ukraine as tanks 'seen pulling back from border'

There is little solid evidence to back up Russia's claims it is withdrawing troops, as the West attempts to determine whether it is a bluff by leader Vladimir Putin

The Independent UK

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine explained

Western powers continuing to seek diplomatic solutions while ramping up preparations for a possible invasion by Vladimir Putin

Axios

If Putin invades Ukraine, the whole world will feel it

From gas prices, to sanctions, to the international order.

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