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Hundreds march through Edinburgh city centre one year since Russia invaded Ukraine

The march, which started at Johnston Terrace and is set to conclude at the Scottish Parliament building has attracted huge crowds, with many sporting the Ukrainian flag and others making speeches

Edinburgh Live

Ukraine Parliament member urges U.S. to use Russian oligarchs' money as aid

Kira Rudik's comments come as lawmakers wrestle with the issue of continued assistance to Ukraine.

Axios

Ukraine: Zelenskyy seeks more sanctions, fighting grinds on

Fighting is grinding on in Ukraine after the country marked the anniversary of Russia’s invasion

The Independent UK

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She put Taliban members behind bars for their crimes. Now she’s in fear for her life – and the UK won’t help

Exclusive: Afghan judge, Yousa, has had death threats, been shot at and is a Taliban target after putting many behind bars. She is now ‘stateless’ in Pakistan and the UK government won’t help, as Maya Oppenheim reports

The Independent UK

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

Evening Standard

Ukraine war in numbers: Shocking figures that define year of brutal conflict

Ukraine – a year of war: From deaths on the battlefield to refugees, the terrible toll of 12 months of fighting

The Independent UK

Pro-Ukraine group clashes with activists urging UK to stop supplying weapons

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

The Independent UK

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G20 chair India says most members condemn Ukraine war

G20 chair India on Saturday said most members of the bloc "strongly condemned" the war in Ukraine and reiterated their positions demanding Russia's withdrawal from Ukraine.

Reuters

Belarus leader Lukashenko says he had long chat with Putin on war anniversary

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said he held a long conversation with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Friday, the one-year anniversary of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. "I'll tell you a secret, last night he and I spoke for a long time on various topics," a social media channel linked to…

Reuters

‘As long as it takes’: US aid to Ukraine sustainable, experts say

Support for Kyiv serves the US’s ‘strategic interests’ against security threats posed by Putin’s Russia, analysts say.

Al Jazeera

‘Hard to process:’ Ukrainian teen returns to home frozen in time with phone still on charge and beds unmade

Anna Malygon, 19, from Kharkiv, left home 18 months ago to study abroad

The Independent UK

Refugees, mass graves and liberation: A year on the ground in Ukraine – in pictures from The Independent’s Bel Trew

Across multiple trips since the start of Russia’s invasion, Bel Trew has been charting the devastating impact of the war on people all over Ukraine

The Independent UK

G7 calls on other countries to cease support for Russia

The leaders of the Group of Seven industrialized countries reaffirmed their enhanced sanctions against Russia and their continued support for Ukraine during an online summit meeting held from late Friday night Japan time.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Confined militarily, Japan intends to step up civilian aid to Ukraine

The government is poised to boost support for Ukraine as the Russian invasion enters its second year.

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Feminism taught me all I need to know about men like Trump and Putin

Like all abusive men, dictators seek to control who can speak and which narratives are believed. The only difference is scale, says the US writer Rebecca Solnit

Reuters

Russia's Medvedev says defence factories meeting demand, denies missile shortage

Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said the country's factories are working round the clock to meet an exponential increase in defence orders, mocking the idea that Moscow's forces in Ukraine were running out of missiles.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israeli Cabinet Approves $2.8 Billion Budget for Potential Strike against Iran

The Israeli government approved a multiyear draft general budget, to include an increase by around USD2.8 billion for a potential strike against Iran, following 36 hours of deliberations. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu boasted of approving the budget, saying that an agreement was reached on a multi-year plan for the security…

The Independent UK

How to donate to Ukraine as 18 million estimated to be affected by war

One year later, Ukraine continues to recover from the damages caused by the war

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Evening Standard

Russia ‘out of Iranian-made drones’, UK defence chiefs report

Russia reportedly uses the drones as ‘useful decoys’ to divert Ukrainian air defences from cruise missiles

The Independent UK

It will take decades to identify Ukraine war victims, authorities predict

Forensic experts say significant help from the international community is needed to identify victims

Daily Mirror

Inside 'Zombieland' Russia with 'brainwashed' people cut off and unable to buy key goods

Some Russians dream of a new life in the West, while others wave flags and repeat the daily propaganda broadcast. “The war is making people crazy – welcome to Zombieland,” says Nika, 31, from Moscow

The Independent UK

Vladimir Putin: What is driving Russian leader’s relentless assault on Ukraine?

Ukraine – a year of war: He sold the invasion as a collective decision with his military chiefs, but it is the president alone who will have to answer to history, writes Mary Dejevsky

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: What the world learned about Ukraine in a year of war

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a war of conquest. Conquest of territory that the Kremlin feels entitled to; of people, who according to Putin belong to the “Russian World”; and of resources, from machinery and grain looted by the Russian state to washing machines, electronics devices and personal items pilfered…

Chicago Tribune

Editorial: A year later, Ukraine stands tall. The US and NATO must help it finish the job

On the eve of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine a year ago, as the Kremlin positioned more than 150,000 troops along the Ukraine border, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had this message for Russia, its soldiers, and its despotic commander-in-chief, Vladimir Putin:

Tribune News Service

Editorial: First and last anniversary: Ukraine invasion enters year two. There should be no three

One year ago, Vladimir Putin’s euphemistic “special military operation” was launched in Ukraine, forever altering the lives of millions.

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