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Russia-Ukraine war: UN says Russia has committed ‘wide range’ of war crimes; Poland to transfer four MIG-29 planes to Ukraine – as it happened

War crimes in Ukraine include wilful killings, systematic torture and deportation of children, says UN report; Polish president says handover to come within days

The Guardian - AU

Trudy Rubin: Will the White House have the courage to propel a Ukrainian victory this year?

As Russia's war on Ukraine enters its second year, more and more Americans are asking when it will end.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ukraine: Objects of war become new normal in Kyiv scenery

There are sandbags around the statues and anti-tank obstacles by the side of the streets, trenches in the nearby forests and land mine warnings in the woods. Signs painted on walls point to the nearest shelter, while air raid sirens occasionally wail across the city, which still sometimes comes under…

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ABC Europe correspondent Isabella Higgins reflects on three assignments over 12 months since war broke out in Ukraine

Europe correspondent Isabella Higgins was on the ground as Russia invaded Ukraine 12 months ago and gives an insight into the challenges of reporting in a war zone.

ABC News

Why did Russia invade Ukraine?

Vladimir Putin’s brutal military assault on sovereign neighbour continues in face of heavy losses and near-unanimous international condemnation

The Independent UK

OPINION - The Standard View: When Kyiv wins and peace comes, Britain must help rebuild Ukraine

More dead, more injured and buildings destroyed — Russia has unleashed its latest barrage of missiles across Ukraine. The targets spanned the country, from the capital Kyiv to Lviv in the west, Odessa in the south and Kharkiv in the east. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which is under Russian…

Evening Standard

The slippery slope of opting for occupation

The only thing to celebrate on the first anniversary of Russia's war is the scale and courage of the Ukrainian resistance, which has surprised everyone, including Ukraine's allies and maybe even the Ukrainians themselves. Through self-defence, Ukraine is achieving self-transformation.

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Vladimir Putin orders textbooks be rewritten to brainwash kids into worshipping invaders

The schoolbooks are being altered to include a positive outlook on the full-scale invasion, avoiding the mention of Russia's humiliating battlefield performances, focusing instead on the eastern region of Donbas

Daily Mirror

Ukraine's new wartime unity lays the groundwork for eventual rebuilding, without the complex and stubborn divisions of the past

Once divided, Ukrainians are thinking about how to rebuild their nation and are prioritizing national interests over regional ones.

The Conversation

Traditional, heavy warfare has returned to Europe with Ukraine conflict

Ideas that future conflicts would be economic or fought in cyberspace have been proved wrong

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war: Victory this year or ‘Ukrainians will become increasingly ground down,’ MP warns

Ukraine must make significant progress this year or the conflict will turn into a long drawn-out war of attrition, an MP has warned.

Evening Standard

What history shows: How will the war in Ukraine end?

Despite Ukraine’s gains against Russia, experts believe a frozen conflict or painful truce is most likely. Here is why.

Al Jazeera

Russians place flowers at burnt out tanks in Baltic cities

Burnt-out Russian tanks seized by Ukrainian forces last year have gone on display in recent days in the capitals of the three Baltics states

The Independent UK

Americans grow numb as war in Ukraine drags on past 1-year mark

A potential spring offensive by the Russians could prompt more attention to the war again.

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What can you say when a Ukrainian bishop in Kyiv asks ‘has God forgotten us’?

On a visit with leaders from many religions, we saw so much to test even the strongest faith, writes Jonathan Wittenberg, rabbi of New North London Synagogue

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When will it be over? And 9 more questions about Russia, Ukraine and a year of war

How is Russia framing its invasion? What happened to the Ukrainians who fled? And when, how and why will the war end? NPR reporters answer your questions on everything Ukraine.

The Independent UK

‘Please don’t forget us’ – Welsh Parliament stages solidarity with Ukraine event

Ukrainians, host families and dignitaries gathered in the Senedd to mark one year since the Russian conflict began.

Los Angeles Times

Russia’s war on Ukraine grinds into second year as Putin gambles on the long game

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia’s war on Ukraine has entered its second year, with a universal realization that the world is witnessing a long, protracted conflict, the deadliest in Europe since World War II, in which Moscow and Kyiv are hoping against long odds for a decisive breakthrough in 2023.

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Daily Mirror

Russia hammers Ukraine with fresh airstrikes on first anniversary of war starting

Ukraine has remained defiant amid a further round of punishing bombardment, while Russian units complain of being sent into battle without proper technical and artillery support

Salon

Putin, Biden, Ukraine and ... Trotsky?

What century is this, anyway? How a long-ago split in the Marxist left helps to explain the Ukraine conundrum

Daily Mirror

'Wave flag for Ukraine as it stands strong a year on from Russian invasion'

Ukraine's flag - with its two coloured panels represent cloudless azure skies over fields of golden wheat – is the perfect symbol of a proud, independent nation growing in confidence and hope

The Independent UK

Litvinenko widow brands Putin a war criminal amid Ukraine invasion protest

The poisoned dissident’s wife addressed hundreds of demonstrators protesting against the invasion of Ukraine outside the Russian embassy in London.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Zelenskyy Seeks More Sanctions, Fighting Grinds On

Fighting is grinding on in Ukraine after the country marked the anniversary of Russia's invasion, with Ukrainian authorities on Saturday reporting dozens of new Russian strikes and attacks on cities in the east and south. After a somber and defiant day of commemorations on Friday and a marathon news conference,…

Reuters

Protest in Berlin over arming Ukraine against Russia draws thousands

A demonstration against supplying Ukraine with weapons for war with Russia attracted 10,000 people on Saturday, drawing criticism from top German government officials and a large police presence to maintain order.

Evening Standard

Protest groups descend on central London following anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Peter Tatchell was one of a group of 30 who interrupted a rally by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and Stop the War coalition

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