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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Israel condemns Russian foreign minister’s Nazism remarks

Israel demands apology after Sergey Lavrov suggested Hitler had Jewish roots in comments about ‘denazifying’ Ukraine’.

Al Jazeera

Denmark accused of racism after anti-ghetto law adapted for Ukrainians

Change to controversial legislation will allow Ukraine refugees to move into housing emptied of ‘non-westerners’

The Guardian - UK

Govt mulls suspending corn, wheat import curbs over animal feed shortage

The Commerce Ministry proposed new measures on Monday to boost imports of animal feed ingredients for a three-month period, a move aimed at shoring up domestic supplies following disruption caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Bangkok Post

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US embassy in Ukraine says it hopes to return to Kyiv by the end of May

The U.S. embassy hopes to return to Kyiv by the end of May if conditions permit, its charge d'affaires said on Monday.

Reuters

Zelensky says he’s had 10 attempts on his life: ‘It means there’s only 10 people willing to have me killed’

‘That’s not bad, when people are being tortured, when the bodies of people are found in wells’

The Independent UK

Israel condemns Russian foreign minister for claiming Hitler was Jewish

Israel has condemned Russia after its foreign minister suggested that Adolf Hitler was Jewish.

Evening Standard

Andy Murray blames government for forcing Wimbledon's hand in Russian player ban row

Former world No.1 Andy Murray refused to back Wimbledon's ban of Russian and Belarusian players at the upcoming Grand Slam - and he criticised the government for their role in the decision

Daily Mirror

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Russia's Bolshoi drops shows by two directors who spoke out against war

Russia's Bolshoi Theatre has upset opera and ballet fans by abruptly cancelling a series of shows this week by directors who have spoken out against the war in Ukraine.

Reuters

How the Host a Sister Facebook group evolved into a refugee operation for Ukrainians

The Facebook group Host a Sister was originally intended to link solo travelers to safe lodging. It’s become so much more.

Mic

Ukraine admits ‘Ghost of Kyiv’ fighter pilot is a myth

Ukraine’s air force denies the character refers to any particular soldier or hero

The Independent UK

Pelosi thanks Poland for Ukraine support, meets president

A top-level U.S. congressional delegation led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has visited Warsaw to express gratitude to Poles for their humanitarian and other support for Ukraine

The Independent UK

Russia 'paving the way to expand war with Moldova invasion', Ukraine warns

Russian armed forces are already said to be in Moldovan breakaway region Transnistria amid fears the small nation could be the next target of the Kremlin's soldiers

Daily Mirror

Germany denounces Lavrov's comments on Hitler and Zelenskiy as "absurd"

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov's comments to Italian television in which he suggested that Adolf Hitler had Jewish origins are "absurd" propaganda, a German government spokesperson said on Monday.

Reuters

Evacuation buses have not reached pickup point yet - Mariupol council

Buses seeking to evacuate more civilians from Mariupol have not yet reached the agreed pickup point, the city council said on Monday, contradicting an earlier report that they had left the devastated port city in southeast Ukraine.

Reuters

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Eastern Standard Preview for May 5, 2022

You may have sung the first verse of Stephen Foster’s “My Old Kentucky Home,” but are you aware of the story of slavery told in the remaining verses? Historian Emily Bingham has published a book about it. Tom Eblen gets details and we listen to a version performed by the…

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"Unforgivable and outrageous": Israel condemns Russian foreign minister's Hitler remarks

Lavrov falsely claimed that Adolf Hitler had "Jewish blood."

Reuters

Training, arming does not make Germany a war party - govt spokesperson

Germany will not make itself a party to the war between Russia and Ukraine by training Ukrainian soldiers, German government spokesperson Steffen Hebestreit said.

Reuters

Russian rocket strike hits strategic bridge in southwest Ukraine - local authorities

A Russian rocket strike hit a strategically important bridge across the Dniester estuary in the Odesa region of southwest Ukraine on Monday, local authorities said.

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Editorial: Wimbledon's ban on Russian players puts punishment where it isn't warranted

The decision by Wimbledon officials to ban top stars from Russia and Belarus from this summer’s premier grass tennis tournament is short-sighted and unfair, even if it might satisfy those who want to bring maximum pressure to bear on Russian leader Vladimir Putin for the atrocities his forces are committing…

Reuters

Analysis-Iran nuclear deal near death, but West not ready to pull plug

Western officials have largely lost hope the Iran nuclear deal can be resurrected, sources familiar with the matter said, forcing them to weigh how to limit Iran's atomic program even as Russia's invasion of Ukraine has divided the big powers.

Reason

After the War

In the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it's time for Europe to step up and America to step back.

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Ukraine hopes to evacuate more civilians from besieged Mariupol

Zelenskiy said about 100 civilians who sheltered in steelworks would arrive in Zaporizhzhia today. Plus, the tense wait for a supernova

Reuters

Russian governor reassures residents after new explosions in area near Ukraine

Two explosions took place in the early hours on Monday in Belgorod, a Russian region bordering Ukraine, but there was no damage or security threat, the top official in the area said.

Reuters

Ukraine evacuees flee to safety after ordeal in Mariupol steel works

The first evacuees from the ruins of Mariupol's Azovstal steel works were expected to arrive in the Ukrainian-controlled city of Zaporizhzhia later on Monday after weeks of cowering from Russian shelling in underground bunkers.

The Independent UK

‘I want to see Putin hanged’, says Gazprom executive who fled Russia

‘Putin has to be put on trial and hanged. But only in accordance with the law’

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