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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Dramatic 'predator’-style infrared footage shows bombs being dropped on Russian troops

A thermal camera mounted atop a small drone, captures the moment a group of Russian soldiers desperately try to hide as a bomb can be seen hurtling towards the ground

Daily Mirror

More than 15,000 millionaires expected to leave Russia in 2022

Data suggests exits after invasion of Ukraine, and UAE to overtake US and UK as top destination for world’s wealthy

The Guardian - UK

Russian forces swarm city and bomb shelter in mirror of horror Mariupol assault

Moscow’s troops now control about 70% of the key city of Severodonetsk and are trying to cut off around 500 locals sheltering in an industrial complex - just like Mariupol

Daily Mirror

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All bridges to Ukraine's Sievierodontesk destroyed but "access" remains- governor

All bridges to Ukraine's embattled eastern frontline city of Sievierodonetsk have been destroyed, rendering impossible the evacuation of civilians remaining there, the local governor said on Monday, adding that some "access" to the city remained.

Reuters

B. Riley Hikes Cadre's Price Target By 15%

B. Riley analyst Jeff Van Sinderen raised the price target on Cadre Holdings Inc (NYSE:CDRE) to $31 from $27 while maintaining the Buy rating on the shares. The analyst mentions that the company's follow-on offering will help it drive profitable growth over the next several years through accretive acquisitions, expanding product offerings, entering new markets, and expanding…

Benzinga

Explained: How Ukraine war is changing India's oil purchase

NEW DELHI: The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine has compelled Indian oil refiners -- both central and private -- to significantly raise their intake of Russian oil.

The Times of India

'Hero' former British soldier killed fighting on front line in Ukraine

Jordan Gatley's father Dean said that he was informed on June 10 that his son was killed while fighting on the front line in the city of Severodonetsk.

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Ukraine asks the west for huge rise in heavy artillery supply

Zelenskiy adviser says far more hardware is needed to reach ‘heavy weapons parity’ with Russia and drive out its forces

The Guardian - UK

Vitaliy Mykolenko: War in Ukraine made me realise my problems were unimportant

The 23-year-old is a club-mate of injured Ireland skipper Seamus Coleman

The Independent UK

Ukraine star Vitaliy Mykolenko hails Everton team-mate Seamus Coleman

But the Ireland captain will miss tomorrow's Nations League game against his Toffees team-mate with injury

Irish Mirror

The Ukraine v. Ukraine, Kiev v. Kyiv, Turkey v. Türkiye, Moscow v. Moskva

English names for foreign places have long differed, in many situations, from the local names. (And that's likely true of most languages.)

Reason

Police investigating killings of 12,000 Ukrainians in war

Ukraine's national police chief says authorities are investigating the killings of more than 12,000 Ukrainians nationwide in the war Russia is waging

The Independent UK

Manchester students queue up to speak to Ukrainian President Zelensky as university hosts Q&A

President Zelenskyy vowed to Mancunians he would not give up or let Russia 'wipe out' Ukraine

Manchester Evening News

Amnesty says Russia guilty of war crimes in Kharkiv shelling

Russia's relentless shelling of the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv with cluster munitions and scatterable land mines amounts to a war crime that indiscriminately killed hundreds of civilians, Amnesty International said on Monday.

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Swimmer blown up in front of family in mine-infested sea at beach in Ukraine

Those in the Odessa region of Ukraine have been warned to avoid coastal areas owing to the dangers of mines scattered in the sea in an attempt to ward off Russian landing craft

The Conversation

Rising food prices hit poor people the hardest: a close look at inflation in South Africa

Concerns about rising food prices are making the headlines across the world as pressures mount in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The war has driven up prices of commodities, including wheat, which is a staple food in many countries.

Liverpool Echo

Heartbroken family pay tribute to 'true hero' who died fighting Russian forces in Ukraine

Jordan Gatley's dad announced his son's death on social media

The Conversation

Russia's rouble is now stronger than before the war – western sanctions are partly to blame

In the days after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022 and the west imposed sanctions, the rouble collapsed. The number of roubles to one US dollar quickly fell from about 78 to 138 – a huge move in the world of forex (foreign exchange), and terrifying for those with their…

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After subcommittees’ work, Pentagon funding remains a question mark

WASHINGTON — Last week, House Armed Services subcommittees approved their portions of the Pentagon’s annual policy bill, indicating support for a big pay raise for troops and some resistance to ship retirements. But the panels left the biggest question unresolved: how much defense funding to authorize.

The Independent UK

Japan philanthropic group begins fund raising for Ukrainians

A Japanese foundation has announced it is launching a fundraising drive to provide more than 1,200 Ukrainian evacuees in Japan with additional financial support for language studies and other needs

Bangkok Post

US makes Asia inroads by playing down need to oppose China

The US sought to bolster its support in Asia this weekend by reassuring nations they don’t need to join a coalition against China, drawing a stark contrast with Beijing’s threats to defend its interests with military force.

Los Angeles Times

Biden's foreign policy prioritizes alliances. Beyond Ukraine, there's little to show for it

WASHINGTON — A year ago during his first meetings with Group of 7 and NATO leaders, President Joe Biden vowed that "America is back," promising the world's other industrialized democracies that they could once again count on the U.S. to shore up alliances and the global order.

The Conversation

Ukraine war: why popular resistance is a big problem for Russia

When you invade a neighbouring country, armed resistance is to be expected. In addition to having to deal with Ukraine’s conventional forces, Russia is likely to find itself struggling to pacify the territory it has so far seized. Continued resistance in occupied regions – both violent and nonviolent – challenges…

The Guardian - UK

UK ramps up gas and oil exports to EU amid Russia’s war in Ukraine

Britain’s goods exports to EU a record £16.4bn in April despite impact of Brexit

The Independent UK

Germany slips behind China as top importer of Russian energy

An independent research group says China has overtaken Germany as the biggest buyer of Russian energy exports since the start of the war in Ukraine

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