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What military support has the UK supplied to Ukraine since the start of the war?

On Thursday, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said Russia’s latest “indiscriminate” attacks warranted “further support” from the UK.

The Independent UK

Ukrainians brace for blackouts, hard winter after Russia pummels power grid

Liubov Palii was sitting at her computer when the lights went off in her one-bedroom apartment after Russian strikes pummelled Ukraine's energy network.

Reuters

Putin Is 'Signing A Suicide Note' If He Uses Nuclear Weapons, Warns Former National Security Advisor

The threat of nuclear conflict has been elevated in recent months as the war in Ukraine continues. One former U.S. security advisor is speaking out about the potential ramifications of nuclear weapons.

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Ukrainian held in prison cell for 120 days by Russians feared 'he'd never come back'

Lt Ilya Samoilenko was seized when Russian troops captured the Azovstal steelworks before being transported to a secret facility in Russia where he was held in solitary confinement for 120 days, he claims

Daily Mirror

Saudi Arabia has screwed over the US – and the world – yet again. Enough is enough

By gouging global oil prices, Saudi Arabia has humiliated Biden and boosted Putin. The US must end this unofficial alliance

The Guardian - US

Kyiv hit by Iranian drones as Russia targets dozens of Ukrainian cities

Ukraine’s Air Force shot down six Iranian drones overnight in the Odesa and Mykolaiv regions.

Axios

Putin seeks to kindle anti-Western sentiment among Asian leaders

President Vladimir Putin used a speech to Asian leaders on Thursday to develop a theme that he has pressed more intensely as Russia's military fortunes have waned: that Moscow is fighting the West to establish a fairer world.

Reuters

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Ukraine war: latest UN vote shows world wants conflict to end – but can't agree on how to prevent Putin going nuclear

Each time the United Nations gathers to debate and vote on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it becomes more obvious that the vast majority of the international community condemns the invasion and wants the conflict to stop. But what is also becoming clear is that the world is hopelessly divided as…

The Conversation

Russia Deploying Iranian-made Suicide Drones In Ukraine

Russia is deploying Iranian-made unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in its war against Ukraine.

Zenger

It's time to take Kim Jong Un and his nuclear threats seriously

As the West frets over the possibility of Vladimir Putin turning to nuclear weapons in Ukraine, there is a risk that similar threats posed by another pariah leader are not being treated as seriously – those of North Korea’s Kim Jong Un.

The Conversation

Macron responds to Russia claims that Ukraine joining NATO 'could lead to World War Three'

The French President took to Twitter to respond to the claims, which were made by a Russian security official

Manchester Evening News

Finland runs low on iodine tablets as Ukraine war increases nuclear fears

Drug wholesalers also reported depleted stocks

The Independent UK

U.S. scrambles $60mln to aid struggling families in Tunisia

The United States is sending $60 million in "rapid assistance" to help struggling Tunisian families amid ongoing economic shocks that have plagued the North African nation and been exacerbated by the war in Ukraine.

Reuters

‘Just as terrible’: Zelensky says scenes in liberated Kharkiv similar to Bucha and Irpin

Russia has been accused of carrying out a massacre in Bucha

The Independent UK

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Russia to receive people fleeing Russian-held parts of Ukraine's Kherson

A Russian region adjoining Ukraine said it was preparing to receive refugees from the Russian-held part of Ukraine's Kherson province, after its Russian-appointed leader proposed on Thursday that residents leave to seek safety as Ukrainian forces advance.

Daily Mirror

IKEA fires 10,000 workers in Russia in fallout over Ukraine war

IKEA has joined a group of retailers who have decided to stop trading in Russia following Vladimir Putin's illegal invasion of Ukraine in February and the horrors seen in the months since

Daily Mirror

Ukraine shoots down four Russian helicopters in 18 minutes in 'productive morning'

According to the Ukrainian military's estimates, Kyiv's forces have destroyed around 235 enemy helicopters and 268 aeroplanes since the war broke out in February

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: What past wars can teach us about how the Ukraine war could end

Every war must eventually end. But how will the last chapter of the Russia-Ukraine war read? With a bang, a white flag, or a begrudging agreement?

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Ukraine allies pledge air defence, Russia inches towards Bakhmut

Ukraine on Thursday was getting pledges from its Western allies for more powerful air defence systems, as the country was reeling from days of devastating and punitive Russian missile attacks.

The Independent UK

Spain unveils 3 billion-euro energy aid plan for households

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced 3 billion euros in subsidies to help people weather high gas and electricity prices exacerbated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Putin’s campaign of terror from the air is already failing

In the rapidly shifting Ukraine war, the growing failure of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ground game is causing him to seek asymmetrical responses. Most visibly, he is turning to what is essentially a terror-bombing campaign against the civilian population of Ukraine.

Evening Standard

For the first time Putin is now receiving criticism from his own circle

The Kremlin’s missile strikes on Kyiv this week brought fearful crowds, once again, inside its metro stations for shelter, just like when the war began. It marked the end of a summer that had seen life in the city return almost to normal and an autumn filled with the excitement…

Daily Mirror

Russian soldier drives armoured vehicle over landmines - and survives explosion

Footage shows what appears to be a Russian armoured personnel carrier advancing towards two rows of mines which detonate, seriously damaging his vehicle with a white 'Z' symbol on its side

The Independent UK

Concerns Homes for Ukraine scheme is being ‘quietly phased out’

Concern is growing that the Homes for Ukraine scheme is being ‘quietly phased out’, groups have said.

The Independent UK

How Moscow grabs Ukrainian kids and makes them Russians

An Associated Press investigation has found that Russia’s strategy to take Ukrainian orphans and bring them up as Russian is well underway

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