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Switzerland should allow re-export of arms to Ukraine -Kyiv envoy

The Swiss foreign policy tradition of neutrality should not include blocking re-exports of Swiss weapons to Ukraine, the Ukrainian ambassador to Switzerland said on Monday, adding the weapons were urgently needed to win the war against Russia.

Reuters

Volodymyr Zelenskyy gets tough on treason and inaction in Ukraine, with friends and allies caught up in biggest internal purge of the war

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is forced to reshuffle his own inner circle as he confronts another front of the Ukraine war: purging the country's powerful security agencies of collaborators and Russian agents.

ABC News

Ukraine calls for international tribunal to bring Putin to justice more quickly

Trying top Russian regime members for act of aggression could bring indictments ‘within three months’, says official

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While Zelensky grapples with betrayal, Putin is growing more dangerous

The fortunes of war engulfing Ukraine are as unpredictable and ominous as ever. There is not much good news for any of us. Volodymyr Zelensky has fired the chiefs of his intelligence services, and the prosecutor general, Iryna Venediktova — accusing them of allowing Russian agents to flourish in Ukraine’s…

Evening Standard

Ukraine lawmakers vote to sack prosecutor general, security chief

Kyiv (Ukraine) (AFP) - Ukrainian lawmakers on Tuesday endorsed the president's decision to sack the country's top prosecutor and security chief, backing Ukraine's largest political shake-up since Russia invaded.

AFP

Russia pounds Ukraine as Putin holds talks in Tehran

Russian cruise missiles hit villages around the southern Ukraine port city of Odesa overnight, in the latest attack that local authorities say aim to strike fear into the civilian population

The Independent UK

Zelensky suspends 28 more officials amid concerns over collaboration with Russia

Analysts say the moves are designed to strengthen the Ukrainian president’s control over the army and security agencies

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Russia strikes cities across Ukraine

After failing to capture Ukraine’s capital Kyiv at the outset of the invasion on February 24, Russia has shifted to a campaign of devastating bombardments.

Crikey

Russia deepens Iran ties against West, hits Ukraine with more missiles

Russian President Vladimir Putin met Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran on Tuesday, stressing closer ties in the face of Western pressure over the war in Ukraine, where Russian forces struck more targets across the country.

Reuters

Treason in Ukraine 'obvious' since start of Russian war, analyst says

The suspension of Ukraine's domestic spy chief has laid bare Kyiv's battle away from the front lines to purge its powerful security agencies of collaborators and Russian agents.

ABC News

Sidelining of spy chief spotlights Ukraine's battle to purge Russian agents

The sidelining of Ukraine's domestic spy chief on Sunday laid bare Kyiv's battle far from the frontlines to purge its powerful security agencies of collaborators and Russian agents.

Reuters

Ukraine: Why is Zelenskyy shaking up his administration?

Ukraine’s president suspends his spy chief and top prosecutor in Kyiv’s biggest internal purge of the war.

Al Jazeera

Volodymyr Zelenskiy appoints new spy chief after Russian infiltration

Ukrainian president names senior security official as acting head amid rumours of splits in inner circle

The Guardian - UK

Amid Russia shelling, Zelenskyy seeks to strengthen ranks

Russian shelling across Ukraine is showing no signs of easing

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Ukraine names corruption department head as acting security agency chief

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy appointed an experienced security official and corruption fighter as the acting head of the domestic security agency on Monday after abruptly sidelining his predecessor.

Evening Standard

Volodymyr Zelensky fires top Ukrainian officials over ‘collaboration’ with Russia

Around 650 cases of suspected treason by law officials have been discovered

The Independent UK

Ukraine’s Zelensky sacks security chief and prosecutor in ‘treason’ purge

Zelensky says more than 60 officials from the Security Service of Ukraine and the prosecutor’s office were working against the country

The Guardian - AU

Russian shelling leaves six dead in eastern Ukraine, reports say – as it happened

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Daily Mirror

Ukraine president fires spy chief accusing him of 'working with Russia' in treason row

Ukraine has opened 651 cases of alleged treason and collaboration with Russia more than 60 officials now working against Ukraine in Russian-occupied territories.

Axios

Zelensky fires two officials after dozens of staffers' "collaboration" with Russia

Ivan Bakanov, chief of the Security Service of Ukraine, and Iryna Venediktova, the country's prosecutor general, were fired after it was revealed that many staffers were collaborating with Russia.

AFP

Ukraine president sacks top prosecutor, security head in shakeup

Kyiv (Ukraine) (AFP) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday sacked his chief prosecutor and the head of the country's security agency in the largest government shakeup since the start of Russia's invasion nearly five months ago.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine: Zelenskyy suspends security chief and general prosecutor

Zelenskyy said he suspended officials over many cases of collaboration with Russia among their agencies’ members.

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Ukraine’s Zelenskiy sidelines close allies

As Russia prepares to intensify its operations, Ukraine’s security chief and top prosecutor have been sacked over numerous cases of collaboration with Moscow.

Reuters

Leaders to align Ukraine war crimes cases at Hague meeting

Ukraine's top war crimes prosecutor and judicial authorities from across Europe will meet in The Hague on Thursday to coordinate investigations into atrocities since Russia's invasion nearly five months ago.

Evening Standard

Ukraine investigating over 21,000 alleged war crimes by Russian forces, says prosecutor

The International Criminal Court has described Ukraine as a “crime scene”

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