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India dismisses claims by Russia, Ukraine on hostage situation involving Indians in Kharkiv

India on March 3 rejected claims by both Russia and Ukraine that Indian students are being held hostage in the besieged city of Kharkiv and said it has requested the support of Ukrainian authorities in arranging special trains for taking them out from the conflict zone and neighbouring areas.

The Hindu

Tears, anger at airport as Indian students return from Ukraine

Emotional scenes at New Delhi airport as students make it back home, many angry at government’s delayed evacuation.

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Ukraine says 34 civilians killed in Kharkiv region, no water or power in Mariupol city

Russian shelling and attacks on civilian populations killed 34 civilians in Ukraine's eastern Kharkiv region in the past 24 hours between March 2-3, the emergency services said on Thursday.

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India Denies Moscow Claims Ukraine Holding Students as 'Human Shield'

New Delhi denied on Thursday Russian claims that Ukraine was holding Indian students hostage in Kharkiv, instead thanking Ukraine for its help in evacuations from the embattled city. "We note that with the cooperation of the Ukrainian authorities, many students have left Kharkiv yesterday," said Indian foreign ministry spokesman Arindam…

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UK intelligence says Russian advance on Kyiv has made little progress

Russia's advance on the Ukrainian capital has made little progress over the past three days and the cities of Kharkiv, Chernihiv and Mariupol remain in Ukrainian hands, according to British military intelligence.

Reuters

India says no report of its students being held hostage in Ukraine

India said on Thursday it had not received any reports of its students being held hostage in Ukraine after Russia accused Ukrainian authorities of forcibly keeping a large group of them in the city of Kharkiv as "human shields".

Reuters

Refugee count tops 1 million; Russians besiege Ukraine ports

The U.N. refugee agency says 1 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia's attack began, making it the swiftest exodus of refugees this century

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Putin, Modi discuss plight of Indian students trapped in Ukraine

Russian president orders soldiers ‘to ensure safe exit of Indian nationals from the armed conflict zone’, says Kremlin.

Al Jazeera

Indian students in Ukraine in fear as Russian invasion grows

Thousands of Indians studying in Ukraine have suddenly found themselves in the midst of war after Russia invaded the country last week, with many hunkered inside bunkers and fearful of what lies ahead

The Independent UK

Russia captures Ukrainian port city, faces world censure as attacks intensify

KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces Wednesday intensified a wide-ranging offensive targeting key Ukrainian cities, menacing the capital, Kyiv, with a miles-long military convoy, launching deadly strikes on the second-largest city, Kharkiv, and seizing a strategic Black Sea port city with tanks and troops.

Los Angeles Times

First Ukraine city falls as Russia strikes more civilian targets

ODESSA, Ukraine: Russian forces on Wednesday seized the first major Ukrainian city in their onslaught, the strategic port of Kherson, as they stepped up bombardment of civilian targets across the country, put other cities under siege and pushed to encircle and cut off the capital, Kyiv.

Bangkok Post

Russia 'seizes' first Ukrainian city as Kherson mayor begs troops not to shoot civilians

Vladimir Putin's troops are on the streets of Kherson and have entered a council building said the mayor as the first large Ukraine city appears to have fallen to the Russians

Daily Mirror

As it happened: Russia, Ukraine agree on need for humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians

Russia and Ukraine on Thursday agreed on the need to set up humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians trying to flee the conflict, in their first sign of progress on any issue since the invasion. On the frontlines, Russian forces increased pressure on Mariupol and Kharkiv after Kherson became the first…

France 24

OSCE says member of monitoring mission was killed in Kharkiv shelling

A member of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's special Ukraine monitoring mission was killed on Tuesday during the shelling of Kharkiv, the OSCE said on Wednesday.

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Russia claims control of Kherson, the first major Ukrainian city to fall, as Zelenksyy calls for resistance to continue

The strategically important port city of Kherson in Ukraine's south reportedly becomes the first major city in the country to be taken over by Russian forces.

Al Jazeera

Latest Ukraine updates: Talks spur deal on humanitarian corridors

Ukraine-Russia news from March 3: Kyiv and Moscow agree on plan for safe corridors to evacuate civilians.

Manchester Evening News

Around 2,000 civilians are believed to have died - Ukraine and Russia latest: the top headlines on Wednesday evening

The latest situation on Ukraine as Russia intensifies its attacks on key Ukrainian cities

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Timeline: Week one of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Mass displacement, mounting casualties and international sanctions mark first week of Russian assault on Ukraine.

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The Independent UK

Civilian deaths soar as Russian forces bombard key Ukraine cities

Ukraine says 2,000 civilians have died in the first week of fighting

France 24

'The invasion of Ukraine is suicide for Putin,' says Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky

Exiled Russian Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky said in an interview with FRANCE 24 from London that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is political "suicide" for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who "cannot win in Ukraine, even if he manages to take Kyiv or Kharkiv". This war is the result of an…

Al Jazeera

Anger and shock after Russian attacks pound Ukraine’s Kharkiv

Taras Kovalchuk was walking his dog when a Russian attack struck close to his home in Kharkiv’s Freedom Square.

The New Daily

Russian forces move to surround Ukrainian cities as UN votes against Moscow

A week into the war in Ukraine, Russian forces have renewed their bombardment of the country's second-biggest city and besieged its strategic ports.

Irish Mirror

Shocking selfie footage shows moment that Russian bomb landed in Kharkiv

In the short video, the man is talking to the camera before you can hear the faint noise in the background of a jet. Seconds later, he ducks for cover

Al Jazeera

Russia intensifies attacks on key Ukrainian cities

Ukrainian authorities reject Russia’s claim it captured the Black Sea port of Kherson, as Mariupol comes under siege.

France 24

Biden's Ukraine strategy: Money, weapons, sanctions... what next?

With the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv devastated and the capital Kyiv braced for an attack by a massive Russian convoy, we're asking whether the US has made the right calls on Ukraine. The message of Joe Biden's State of the Union address was one of solidarity with President Volodymyr Zelensky.…

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