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Ukraine says 'confrontational' Russia talks moving forward as West plans more sanctions

Talks between Ukraine and Russia are confrontational but moving forward, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Wednesday, as the West plans to announce more sanctions against the Kremlin amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.

Reuters

Leaked dossier from Vladimir Putin's spin chief reveals 'heavy artillery' brainwashing

The brainwashing report from the Kremlin was leaked to the The Dossier Centre and offers an insight into the work behind Russia's ever-active propaganda machine

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin's defence minister 'vanishes with heart problems' as war stalls

Sergei Shoigu has not been seen for 12 days and old footage or pictures have been shown of him on TV, say reports in opposition media - he was mentioned in a Kremlin report on March 18 but no visuals of him were shown

Daily Mirror

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Government ignored warnings about Putin’s ‘march to war’ for 10 years, says ex-UK defence official

Ex-attache also says Kremlin was ‘great emboldened’ by Brexit

The Independent UK

Furious Vladimir Putin launches witch-hunt of Kremlin inner circle to find ‘guilty men’

The Russian president is said to be “incandescent” as his military plans were leaked to the West, who shared it with his Ukrainian enemies.

Daily Record

Ukraine says Russia using phosphorus bombs as Biden warns of ‘real threat’ of chemical weapons attack

Ukraine claims that white phosphorus munitions were deployed in the eastern city of Kramatorsk

The Independent UK

Kremlin defends new media law after investigators probe journalist over Ukraine conflict

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that it was vital to apply a new law which could see journalists jailed for up to 15 years for deliberately spreading false information, after investigators opened a criminal case against a prominent reporter.

Reuters

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US audience stunned as Vladimir Putin spokesperson says he 'could press button' and start nuclear war

During the CNN broadcast, Dmitry Peskov, spokesperson for Putin, adamantly refused to rule out the use of nukes and the possibility of Vladimir Putin ‘pressing the button’

Irish Mirror

Consequences of any Russia-NATO clash would be 'hard to repair' - Kremlin

The Kremlin on Wednesday said any possible contact between the Russian military and NATO forces could have grave consequences, after Poland last week said peacekeepers should be sent to Ukraine.

Reuters

Vladimir Putin's daughter's marriage collapses along with her medical company dreams

The war in Ukraine has ‘devastated the hopes of Vladimir Putin’s eldest daughter to open a money-spinning elite medical centre’ for super-rich foreigners in Russia

Daily Mirror

Kremlin accuses U.S. of pressuring other countries over Russia's G20 membership

The Kremlin on Wednesday accused the United States of putting pressure on other countries regarding Russia's membership in the Group of Twenty (G20) major economies, but said some powers were sticking to their sovereign points of view.

Reuters

Commentary: Putin may finally be gearing up for cyber war

Cybersecurity experts have been puzzled by the absence of a major cyberattack from Russia in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine and in retaliation for crippling sanctions. Kremlin-backed hackers have previously shut down Ukrainian electric grids and propagated malware that caused an estimated $10 billion worth of global damage.…

Tribune News Service

Vladimir Putin loses 15th top commander in Ukraine near city besieged by Russian troops

Vladimir Putin has lost five generals in his invasion of Ukraine, with experts speculating that Russia's top military brass are heading to the frontline to boost the morale of their demoralised forces

Daily Mirror

Amid Russia’s New Crackdowns, Small Signs of Defiance Emerge

When Alexei Navalny was arrested in January 2021, tens of thousands of Russians filled the streets in protest, demanding that the top Kremlin critic be released and chanting slogans against President Vladimir Putin. Thousands were arrested. In the months since then, Navalny was given 2½ years in prison. His organization,…

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Furious Vladimir Putin launches witch-hunt of Kremlin inner circle to find 'guilty men'

Several of Vladimir Putin's inner circle are said to be looking over their shoulders as the furious Russian leader looks to find who is responsible for his failure to take Ukraine

Manchester Evening News

Russia does not rule out use of nuclear weapons, Kremlin says

A spokesperson said the operation was going “in accordance with the plans and purposes that were established beforehand”

Reuters

Putin ally warns of nuclear dystopia due to United States

One of President Vladimir Putin's closest allies warned the United States on Wednesday that the world could spiral towards a nuclear dystopia if Washington pressed on with what the Kremlin casts as a long-term plot to destroy Russia.

The Independent UK

Amid Russia's new crackdowns, small signs of defiance emerge

Russia has unleashed a harsh crackdown on dissent over the past year by imprisoning opposition leader Alexei Navalny and silencing his supporters and his organization

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Ukraine morning briefing: Russia refuses to rule out use of nuclear weapons

The US has condemned Russia after Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow would use nuclear weapons if it faces 'an existential threat'

Wales Online

Moscow denies Putin's invasion of Ukraine has stalled

Kremlin claims Russia's war effort is going according to plan in its aim of making the country 'less anti-Russian and more neutral'

The Guardian - AU

100,000 civilians trapped in Mariupol amid Russia’s ‘constant bombing’, says Zelenskiy

Ukraine president says conditions are ‘inhumane’ in devastated southern city, and accuses Russian forces of seizing convoy on humanitarian corridor

The Guardian - AU

150,000 people stuck in besieged city of Chernihiv – as it happened

Latest updates: Ukraine president says Thursday summits will reveal ‘who is a friend, who is a partner, and who betrayed us for money; US says Ukraine has pushed Russian forces outside of Kyiv back

The Independent UK

Alina Kabaeva: Switzerland urged to deport Putin’s rumoured lover

Campaign urges Swiss authorities not to host her and her family ‘whilst Putin is destroying the lives of millions’

Reuters

Biden arrives in Europe for Ukraine war summits, NATO to bolster eastern flank

Russian forces bombed areas of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv on Wednesday and U.S. President Joe Biden arrived in Brussels for a series of summit meetings on the war while NATO's chief said the alliance was bolstering battle groups in Eastern Europe.

Foreign Affairs

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