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Russia says it used hypersonic missiles in Ukraine again

Russia launches cruise and hypersonic missiles targeting Ukrainian military sites as it steps up its military offensive.

Al Jazeera

Crying Russian prisoners say 'liar' Putin is having troops thrown into mass graves

A group of Russian soldiers captured during the war in Ukraine have spoken out against the Kremlin, with one saying that the Ukrainian military would never be overrun

Daily Mirror

Astonishing moment Edinburgh youths take over STV report on Ukraine

STV presenter Gordon Chree was delivering an update to viewers on the Ukraine/Russia crisis when he was interrupted by two excitable youths live on air in Edinburgh

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‘We will not surrender the station’: Concern over Russian attacks on Ukrainian nuclear plants

Pavlo Pavlyshyn, the director of the Rivne nuclear power plant, has been working in Ukraine’s atomic power industry since 1992. He spoke to FRANCE 24’s Gulliver Cragg about the current dangers at Ukraine’s power plants, only three of which – including Rivne – remain under Ukrainian control.

France 24

The Tories’ bellicose posturing on Ukraine is dangerous – and unfair to us

Tough talk from Putin seems to trigger a misplaced machismo from those who should know better, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Japan’s Kishida, Cambodia's Hun Sen hold talks over Ukraine, Myanmar

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida began talks with his Cambodian counterpart Hun Sen on Sunday and is expected to seek further cooperation in dealing with Russia's intensifying aggression on Ukraine.

Bangkok Post

Top Ballet Performers ‘Dance for Ukraine’ in Charity Event

Away from the fighting in Ukraine, Russian and Ukrainian ballet dancers rubbed shoulders in London on Saturday in a charity event that united some of the world's leading dance performers for humanitarian relief in the war-torn eastern European nation. About 20 dancers, with glistening bodies and graceful moves, received a…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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In Krakow rail station, Ukraine war refugees find care amid chaos

It's 11:30 a.m. at Krakow Main Station and Ruslana Shtuka is desperate for some fresh air.

Reuters

Chelsea Cannot Show Self-Pity amid Off-Pitch Uncertainty, Says Tuchel

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel said his team cannot show any self-pity amid off-field turmoil and that they have a responsibility towards behind-the-scenes staff to remain focused during the club's impending sale. European champions Chelsea were initially put up for sale by owner Roman Abramovich following Russia's invasion of Ukraine before…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Do the right thing': How US, allies united to punish Putin

President Joe Biden quietly dispatched a team of financial experts to NATO headquarters in Belgium just days before Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24

The Independent UK

Moment Russia unleashes ‘unstoppable’ hypersonic weapon as Putin launches more missiles from Crimea

Russia’s defence ministry said more missiles were launched from Crimea and the Caspian Sea

The Independent UK

Slovakia starts deploying Patriot air defence system - minister

The Patriot air defence system has started arriving in Slovakia from NATO partner countries and the deployment will continue in the coming days, Slovakia's defence minister said on Sunday.

Reuters

Mikhail Baryshnikov: Do not punish Russian artists and athletes for war

Ballet dancer says culture should not be the collateral damage of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

In California’s dusty oil country, Ukraine war brings faint hope of keeping wells flowing

TAFT, Calif. — Here amid the dusty hills and deserted main streets of California’s oil country, the last three years have delivered “one kick in the gut after another,” some say.

Los Angeles Times

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Reuters

Pope says 'slaughters and atrocities' committed daily in Ukraine

Pope Francis, continuing his implicit criticism of Russia, called the conflict in Ukraine an unjustified "senseless massacre" and urged leaders to stop "this repugnant war".

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin ‘asks Kremlin staff to perform doomsday nuclear attack drill’

It has also been claimed that the death toll of Russian soldiers is significantly higher than Kyiv’s estimates with over 17,000 casualties in 23 days of fighting.

The Conversation

Family separations in Ukraine highlight the importance of children's rights

Given the conscription of men aged 18 to 60 in Ukraine, the majority of Ukrainians fleeing into neighbouring countries are women and children.

The Guardian - UK

How British ‘tank-busters’ are helping Ukraine halt Russian attack

Britain credited by the world’s defence ministries in arming Ukrainian troops with the most effective weapons

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Demand for Goods Rise in Saudi Arabia as Ramadan Looms

The local Saudi market is witnessing a growth in commercial activity and an increase in demand for food and consumer goods, informed sources told Asharq Al-Awsat. The hike in demand coincides with the advent of Islam’s holy month of fasting, Ramadan. For Saudi merchants and importers, Ramadan is one of…

The Guardian - UK

Russia denies ISS cosmonauts wore yellow and blue suits to support Ukraine

Cosmonaut says colours represent his university, after earlier saying they were chosen because they had a lot of yellow material

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Companies withdraw planned IPOs amid stock market uncertainty

Initial public offerings hovered at high levels last year, but since the start of this year, many firms have either canceled or postponed planned listings and there have been moves to suspend bond issues.

Wales Online

Watch - the 20 surrogate babies sheltering in bunker in Kyiv, Ukraine

Many of the surrogacy centre's nurses are also stranded in the shelter because it is too dangerous to travel to and from their homes

France 24

More than 50,000 Ukrainian refugees arriving daily in Polish border towns

Up to 50,000 refugees have been arriving each day in the Polish town of Przemyśl near the border with Ukraine, with hundreds more arriving at other frontier crossing points. Warsaw has thus far spent €1.6 billion to manage the influx of people escaping the Russian invasion.

The Independent UK

Ukrainian refugees at Polish border returning to come home despite risks - including women and children

More than three million people have left Ukraine since Putin launched his invasion

Daily Mirror

Russia is carrying out genocide in Ukraine, deputy Prime Minister declares

Olha Stefanishyna said she 'absolutely believes' Russia is carrying out genocide in her country of Ukraine, after Ukrainian MPs alleged women were being raped and hanged

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