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Putin's public appearances 'were staged with old footage used to dupe the world'

Canned footage, which had been recorded much earlier, was used in video appearances for several meetings, it was alleged as speculation grows about the Russian president's health

Daily Mirror

Ukraine says it’s holding off Russia’s intensified thrust in the east

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian forces were deterring Russia’s intensified offensive in the east, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday, even as he labeled the grinding military panorama across the country as “very hard.”

Los Angeles Times

Sanctions have ‘virtually wrecked all logistics’ in Russia, transport minister admits

Moscow seeking alternative trade routes to the Asian market, says minister

The Independent UK

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Syria’s barrel bomb experts in Russia to help with potential Ukraine campaign

Over 50 specialists skilled in delivering crude explosive working with Vladimir Putin’s forces, intelligence sources believe

The Guardian - UK

Russia looms large on Scholz's first Africa tour as chancellor

Russia's impact on energy and food prices and security will provide the backdrop to Olaf Scholz's first trip to Africa as German Chancellor, a three-day tour of Senegal, Niger and South Africa kicking off on Sunday.

Reuters

YouTube removes more than 9,000 channels relating to Ukraine war

Exclusive: Platform takes ‘unprecedented action’ to address content guideline violations since invasion

The Guardian - UK

Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters fourth month

Russia heads into the fourth month of its invasion of Ukraine on Tuesday with no end in sight to the fighting that has killed thousands, uprooted millions and reduced cities to rubble.

Reuters

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David Pratt: Russia gains little from seizure of Mariupol

IT’S a phrase that has become among the most iconic in our political discourse. Most attribute its origins to journalist Peter Arnett’s famous…

The National (Scotland)

Facebook slammed for spreading Putin’s propaganda in NATO’s east

A flood of posts pushing misinformation in Slovakia is putting the spotlight on Facebook for facilitating the spread of pro-Russian theories on the war in neighboring Ukraine, ranging from claims that Kyiv is secretly developing biological weapons to questioning whether President Vladimir Putin’s invasion even happened at all.

Tribune News Service

Putin’s war means Russia’s rich aren’t welcome at Davos anymore

The rich and powerful flocking to Davos this year won’t be forced for once to bear the icy winter wind, but the frostiness toward Russia, whose oligarchs have thrown some of the most famously glitzy parties at the World Economic Forum, will be palpable.

Tribune News Service

Vladimir Putin HAS had cancer says Oliver Stone - who spent 2 years with Kremlin leader

Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone said that the Kremlin leader had previously been diagnosed with cancer, but said he believe that Putin had recovered from his illness

Daily Mirror

Russia bans almost 1,000 Americans to force Washington to ‘change its behaviour’

The Kremlin has previously blacklisted Joe Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and CIA chief William Burns

Evening Standard

Russia claims complete control over Mariupol after ‘capturing Azovstal steel plant’

Victory in port city a symbolic boost to Vladimir Putin in faltering war on Ukraine

The Independent UK

Inside Vladimir Putin's fears and paranoias that mirror Adolf Hitler in 1945

Vladimir Putin is becoming increasingly paranoid, fearing assassinations and is mirroring the behaviour of Adolf Hitler at the end of WW2, reportedly says Professor Mark Galeotti

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The Independent UK

In biggest victory yet, Russia claims to capture Mariupol

In what would be its biggest victory yet in the war with Ukraine, Russia claimed to have captured the strategic port city of Mariupol

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 87 of the invasion

Last group of Ukrainian soldiers in Azovstal steelworks surrendered, Russia’s defence ministry said late Friday

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin 'has been ill for last five years' and vanished 'for weeks at a time'

There are claims Russia's war lord leader Vladimir Putin requires around-the-clock medial care with various reports suggesting he is suffering from cancer and undergoing chemotherapy

The Guardian - AU

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

Mariupol, city of resistance, falls … underground life of the last child in the village … Putin micromanaging conflict, sources in west believe

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Irish Mirror

Vladimir Putin's chilling warning about 'real aggression' against Russia in new speech

The leader claimed that there had been a surge in foreign attacks against Russia since the beginning of his "special operation" in Ukraine

Daily Record

Friday's headlines: Putin's failing health and Scots islanders stranded

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Daily Mirror

Russia forcing disabled Ukrainians 'blind or missing arms' to fight on frontline

Two disabled men claim they were mobilised to fight for Putin despite being physically unable to fight - with one saying he saw men without arms and others with "cerebral spastic infantile paralysis" being sent into battle

Evening Standard

Russia halts gas supplies to Finland

Russia is halting its supply of natural gas to Finland.

Asharq Al-Awsat

West Rushes More Aid as Mariupol Teeters and Fighting Rages

The West moved to pour billions more in aid into Ukraine on Friday, as Russia shifted forces freed up by the imminent fall of the pulverized port city of Mariupol and fighting raged in the country’s industrial heartland in the east. Ukraine said its troops repelled a Russian attack in…

The Guardian - UK

Cosmopolitan no more: Russians feel sting of cultural and economic rift

Magazines, production lines and consumer choices suffer as isolation from the west bites

The Independent UK

Russia considers allowing over-40s to fight Ukraine war

Move comes amid claims of heavy losses for Russian army

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