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Balakliia residents take stock after Ukraine recaptures frontline town

Local people paint picture of young Russian occupiers without conviction to the Kremlin’s cause

The Guardian - UK

Russian forces ‘ordered to retreat’ from Kharkiv as some leave weapons behind in ‘apparent panic’

Recent gains by Ukraine likened to ‘scoring a goal before half-time’

The Independent UK

Ukraine’s counteroffensive explained in maps

Ukraine says it has recaptured 8,000 square kilometres (3,090 square miles) of territory from Russian forces this month.

Al Jazeera

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Ukraine takes control of entire Kharkiv region and towns seized at onset of Russian invasion

Flags raised on areas previously occupied as Russian troops pushed out from over 6,000 sq km of territory

The Guardian - UK

Vladimir Putin to use nuclear weapons if he suffers further embarrassment, expert warns

Rose Gottemoeller, a former Deputy Secretary General of NATO, warned the “unpredictable” Russian President could take drastic action as Ukraine keep making impressive gains

Daily Mirror

What are Vladimir Putin's options after Russian military setback in Ukraine?

Russian President Vladimir Putin has yet to publicly comment on a lightning rout of his forces in north-eastern Ukraine, but is under pressure from nationalists at home to regain the initiative.

Reuters

Kremlin hails importance of Putin-Xi meeting in Samarkand

The Kremlin has hailed the significance of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s planned meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, noting it’s particularly important amid the tensions with the West

The Independent UK

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Russia's Putin, India's Modi to discuss trade, food supplies on Friday

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet in Uzbekistan on Friday and discuss trade as well as sales of Russian fertilizers and mutual food supplies, the Kremlin said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Kremlin says Russians back Vladimir Putin but warns of a ‘very thin line’ on criticism

‘Russians support the president, and this is confirmed by the mood of the people,’ says spokesman

The Independent UK

All eyes were on Balmoral – but events in Ukraine may be just as historic for Britain

The story being written in Kharkiv and Izium right now will determine how our future plays out under King Charles III, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

City has a secret second underground network built by its paranoid leader

Unofficial reports and intelligence from the US has suggested that there is a secret second underground network, titled Metro-2, beneath the streets of Russian capital Moscow

Daily Mirror

Russia may use nuclear weapons after Ukraine setbacks, senior Nato and US officials warn

Kremlin could respond in ‘unpredictable ways’ to Kharkiv rout, says Rose Gottemoeller

The Independent UK

How are pro-Kremlin Russian media portraying Ukraine’s victories?

The narrative has shifted since September 6, when Ukraine began a counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region.

Al Jazeera

What Happens If Vladimir Putin Suddenly Dies Or Gets Ousted?

Rumors about the declining health of Russian President Vladimir Putin have been doing the rounds of the internet for a while now, amid the war with Ukraine.

Benzinga

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Reuters

Despite Ukraine's advances, Russia says mobilisation is not on the agenda

The Kremlin said on Tuesday there was no discussion of a nationwide mobilisation to bolster its forces in Ukraine, despite growing pressure to do so after Russia suffered one of its worst defeats in nearly seven months of war.

Reuters

Kremlin says Putin making 'every effort' to de-escalate Armenia-Azerbaijan hostilities

Russian President Vladimir Putin is doing everything he can to help de-escalate hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the Kremlin said on Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

Leaked paper reveals EU is unlikely to cap price of Russian gas

Draft regulation includes windfall tax on ‘surplus’ profits from oil and gas companies

The Independent UK

Ukraine piles pressure on retreating Russian troops

Ukrainian troops continue to pile unrelenting pressure on retreating Russian forces

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The Times of India

Ukraine's successes stir once-unthinkable hope of beating Russia

The extraordinary speed and success of Ukraine's northern counteroffensive is raising possibilities that few entertained when Russia invaded Ukraine in February: That its military could be defeated, or that it might even collapse.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin ally 'falling overboard' is latest death in strange circumstances

Russian businessman Ivan Pechorin is the latest of Vladimir Putin's cronies to die in suspicious circumstances having mysteriously "fallen overboard" while on his private yacht

Los Angeles Times

Is war’s tide turning in Ukraine’s favor? And will that hurt Putin?

BERLIN — The scenes are jubilant ones: Ukrainian troops raise their blue-and-yellow banners in towns and villages that Russian troops controlled for nearly seven months. Elderly residents emerge from sheds and cellars, nearly bowling over young soldiers with headlong hugs. Abandoned Russian tanks and armored vehicles lie marooned in fields…

The Independent UK

Putin's Russia struggles for response to Ukrainian blitz

Ukraine's counteroffensive in the northeastern part of the country seemed to catch Russia by surprise in the nearly 7-month-old war

The Conversation

With his army on the back foot, is escalation over Ukraine Vladimir Putin’s only real option?

Vladmir Putin has a new problem. His invasion of Ukraine is not just bogged down. It’s going rapidly backwards.

France 24

Turning point? Ukraine's counter-offensive ups pressure on Putin

Is it a turning point? After weeks of warning of a counter-offensive in the south, Ukraine has caught the Kremlin off guard with the reclaiming of vast swathes of the north, pushing the front away from the country's second city of Kharkiv. We ask what just happened, if there's more…

The Guardian - UK

Moscow fireworks contrast with worsening news from Ukraine frontlines

All eyes on Vladimir Putin’s response to Kharkiv retreat as narrative frays on Russian talkshows

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