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Half of Kyiv's region to remain without power for days - governor

About half the region surrounding the Ukrainian capital will remain without electricity for the coming days after Russian missile strikes on power facilities, the Kyiv regional governor said.

Reuters

Canada to provide C$15 million for Ukraine demining

Canada said on Monday it will contribute C$15 million ($11.04 million) for equipment needed by Ukraine for humanitarian clearing of landmines.

Reuters

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 286 of the invasion

Four people die in Russian strikes; majority of missiles shot down

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Ukraine strikes two military bases inside Russia using unmanned drones - NYT

Ukraine struck two military bases hundreds of miles inside Russia using unmanned drones, the New York Times reported on Monday, citing a senior Ukrainian official.

Reuters

Ukraine appears to expose Russian air defence gaps with long-range strikes

A third Russian airfield was set ablaze on Tuesday by a drone strike, a day after Ukraine demonstrated an apparent new ability to penetrate hundreds of kilometres into Russian air space with attacks on two bases.

Reuters

Is Ukraine winning the war too much?

When the two most senior military and intelligence officials in Washington make the same obvious error in public three times in three weeks, you have to wonder what they are really up to. Can it just be simple ignorance, or do they have a hidden agenda?

Bangkok Post

Ukrainian officials search for evidence of Russian war crimes

Tamila Pehyda, a retired school teacher, looked on in tears as gravediggers exhumed her husband's remains and a forensic pathologist examined them to establish the cause of death.

Reuters

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What legacy will Vladimir Putin leave Russia?

“Nobody listened to Russia,” Vladimir Putin intoned in 2018, as he unveiled the poisonous fruit of Russia’s military modernisation project: a nuclear-powered cruise missile; a hypersonic glider; and a nuclear warhead atop a drone submarine, designed to flood coastal cities with tsunamis. “Well, listen up now.”

The Conversation

The Guardian view on Russian dissent: a seed to be nurtured

Editorial: Vladimir Putin’s military failure in Ukraine can also make him vulnerable to political opposition at home

The Guardian - UK

Strikes deep inside Russia highlight Ukraine’s tactical ingenuity

Explosions at Russian airbases are latest example of Kyiv’s continuing capacity to surprise

The Guardian - UK

Fighting for a future: The Belarusian regiment in Ukraine is staking its claim on democracy

Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya recently visited Canada for talks with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other officials.

The Conversation

Explosions reported at two air bases deep inside Russia

Ukraine has not claimed responsibility for the explosions.

Axios

Moscow Says 3 Killed in Ukrainian Drone Attacks on Air Bases Deep inside Russia

Russia said on Monday that three of its military personnel were killed in what it said were Ukrainian drone attacks on two Russian air bases hundreds of miles from the front lines in Ukraine. Ukraine did not directly claim responsibility. If it did carry out the attacks, they were the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Defendant slams security conditions on first day of Brussels terror attacks trial

The largest trial in Belgian history got underway on Monday with 10 men accused of involvement in Islamist suicide bombings in Brussels in 2016 that killed 32 people and injured over 300. It began with an outburst from Mohamed Abrini, a key defendant, who threatened to remain silent if security…

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The Independent UK

High noon in Iran as three-day strike begins and protesters and cops ready for confrontation

Iran regime appears to give way somewhat on issue of enforcement of mandatory hijab

The Independent UK

Putin drives across Crimea bridge badly damaged in October bomb attack

Putin also seen walking across the bridge

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin will struggle to deploy 87% of Russia's nuclear weapons, insiders claim

There have been fears Russia President Vladimir Putin will unleash a devastating nuclear attack on Ukraine or even NATO countries for helping the war-torn country defend itself from invasion

Reuters

Missile fragments found in Moldova near Ukraine border - local media

Moldovan police on Monday found fragments of a missile that came down in a region of northern Moldova near the border with Ukraine, state information portal Prima Sursa quoted the police as saying.

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Blasts hit Russia air bases as Kremlin renews Ukraine strikes

Blasts at two air bases in Russia killed three people and injured seven, Russian news services reported Monday, as the Kremlin launched new missile strikes on Ukraine.

Newsroom.co.nz

Lessons from Ukraine the West should learn

A new defence think-tank report about the war against Ukraine is a valuable insight into what has worked best against Russia in combat, and what needs improvement, writes Stephen Hoadley

The Independent UK

ICC prosecutor opposes EU plan for special Ukraine tribunal

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has denounced a European Union proposal to create an U.N.-backed special tribunal to prosecute crimes in Ukraine

Evening Standard

‘Massive missile attack’ launched by Vladimir Putin on Ukraine

Two people were reportedly killed and three others injured - including a 22-month-old child - in Russian strikes while 40 per cent of Kyiv was left without power

Reuters

Ukraine PM: Energy facilities hit but system functioning

Energy facilities in three Ukrainian regions were hit by Russian strikes on Monday but the nationwide power system remains functioning and intact, Ukraine's prime minister said.

Reuters

War crimes Prosecutor: ICC should prosecute aggression, can try heads of state

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is the right place to prosecute the crime of "aggression", the act of attacking another country, and it has the power to try heads of state, Prosecutor Karim Khan said on Monday.

Reuters

Putin drives across Crimea bridge in a Mercedes

President Vladimir Putin on Monday drove a Mercedes across the Crimean Bridge linking southern Russia to the annexed Crimean peninsula, less than two months since an explosion tore through one of the Kremlin chief's showcase infrastructure projects.

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