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Russia says Biden’s Ukraine ‘genocide’ claim is unacceptable

Moscow ‘categorically disagrees’ with US president’s comment, accuses Washington of hypocrisy.

Al Jazeera

Who is Viktor Medvedchuk and why does his arrest matter to the Kremlin?

Analysis: Putin’s ally was Russia’s ‘main guy in Ukraine’ but Kremlin has refused prisoner exchange

The Guardian - UK

Russia tells Ukraine to 'watch out' after it captures pro-Kremlin politician

Russia on Wednesday told Ukraine to "watch out" after its former Soviet neighbour captured pro-Kremlin politician Viktor Medvedchuk, turning down Kyiv's offer of a swap with a warning that those holding him might soon be detained themselves.

Reuters

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Russia warns Finland and Sweden against considering Nato membership

Nordic countries are reviewing their international security measures following invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Ninth Russian colonel 'killed' after Putin's forces admit 'significant losses'

Alexander Bespalov is believed to be the ninth Russian colonel to have been killed during the invasion of Ukraine and it comes as Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov admitted heavy losses

Daily Mirror

At least 52 civilians killed in Russian strike on train station, Ukraine says

KYIV, Ukraine — Dozens of civilians were killed Friday in a Russian missile strike on a train station packed with evacuees, according to Ukrainian officials, who warned that they expect to uncover more evidence of gruesome war crimes in parts of the country previously controlled by Russian troops.

Los Angeles Times

At least 50 civilians killed in Russian strike on train station, Ukraine says

KYIV, Ukraine — Dozens of civilians were killed in a Russian missile strike on a crowded train station Friday, Ukrainian officials said, while also warning that they expect to uncover more evidence of gruesome war crimes in parts of the country previously controlled by Russian troops.

Los Angeles Times

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Russians start to see evidence of high military casualties in Ukraine

Emerging footage adds weight to sense that number of deaths is far greater than officials admit

The Guardian - UK

Russia admits ‘significant losses of troops’ in Ukraine

In rare acknowledgement, Kremlin spokesman tells Sky News that the deaths of many soldiers are a ‘huge tragedy’.

Al Jazeera

Dozens of civilians killed in Russian attack on train station, Ukraine says

KYIV, Ukraine — Dozens of civilians were killed in a Russian attack on a train station Friday, Ukrainian officials said, even as the Kremlin acknowledged “significant losses” of its troops in a ferocious war that has ground into a seventh week.

Los Angeles Times

Dozens of civilians killed in Russian attack on train station, Ukraine says

Los Angeles Times

Kremlin says Russia's operation in Ukraine could end 'in foreseeable future'

The Kremlin said on Friday that what it calls Russia's "special operation" in Ukraine could end in the "foreseeable future" since its aims were being achieved and work was being carried out by both the Russian military and Russian peace negotiators.

Reuters

Boris Johnson to hold press conference this afternoon

He is expected to urge Berling to phase out its reliance on Russia's energy supply

Manchester Evening News

Boris Johnson to make national statement on war in Ukraine

The Prime Minister will update the country on the latest developments and what the UK is going to do next

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Live Updates | Russia acknowledges significant troop losses

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has acknowledged that Russia has suffered “significant losses of troops” during its military operation in Ukraine

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to hold talks on reducing dependence on Russian gas

The meeting comes amid criticism of Berlin’s response to the conflict in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Russia admits it has suffered ‘significant losses’ after invading Ukraine

Kremlin spokesperson says not ‘realistic’ for Vladimir Putin to appear in war crimes court

Wales Online

Ukraine morning briefing: 'Borodyanka scenes worse than Bucha'

President Zelensky makes chilling remark and warns 'it's much more horrific there'

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The Independent UK

PM and German Chancellor hold talks on reducing dependence on Russian gas

The meeting comes amid criticism of Berlin’s response to the conflict in Ukraine.

Daily Mirror

Intercepted Russian radio hears soldiers 'talk about killing civilians' in Ukraine

BND officials told the German parliament it had intercepted radio transmissions from Russians who nonchalantly discussed the killing of several people in Ukraine

Evening Standard

Russia suffered significant losses but deny war crimes, Vladimir Putin’s aide says

The Sky News presenter questioned Peskov on the devastating scenes of dead civilians in Ukraine amid global outrage

Daily Mirror

Putin's lapdog insists there is NO war in Ukraine - as Russia prepares new offensive

Dmitry Peskov, Vladimir Putin's press secretary, went as far as to say the atrocities in Bucha were a 'well-staged simulation' when faced with graphic images of the atrocities

Reuters

Kremlin says Russia has suffered 'significant losses' in Ukraine

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday that Russia had sustained "significant losses" in Ukraine, which its troops entered on Feb. 24 in what it calls a "special military operation".

Reuters

Russia says it would have to 'rebalance' if Finland and Sweden join NATO

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday that if Finland and Sweden joined NATO then Russia would have to "rebalance the situation" with its own measures.

Al Jazeera

Russia’s sixth week of war in Ukraine saw atrocities. What next?

As we review the events that unfolded in week 6, an expert says Russia may move now to take the port of Odesa.

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