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Russian general who bragged 'war would be over quickly' killed in Ukraine strike

Lieutenant General Yakov Rezantsev, 48, was reportedly killed in a strike by the Ukrainian armed forces after telling his regiment the operation in Ukraine would only last a 'few hours'

Daily Mirror

Biden and EU agree landmark gas deal to break Kremlin’s hold

US increasing exports of seaborne liquefied natural gas to cut Europe’s dependence on Russia and starve war machine

The Guardian - UK

War in Ukraine: 'Some independent information is still reaching Russian citizens'

Kyiv is calling on the West to widen sanctions on Russian television personalities, accusing them of espousing propaganda. Within Russian borders, the Kremlin is maintaining tight control over the airwaves, with media outlets pushing the narrative that the war in Ukraine is not only legitimate, but also a military success.…

France 24

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Moscow Accused of Forcibly Removing Civilians to Russia

Ukraine accused Moscow of forcibly removing hundreds of thousands of civilians from shattered Ukrainian cities to Russia to pressure Kyiv to give up, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged his country to keep up its military defense and not stop “even for a minute.” Lyudmyla Denisova, Ukraine’s ombudsperson, said 402,000 people,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘At first people yelled … now they interact more’: #CallRussia fights Kremlin propaganda

When Vladimir Putin’s government started blacking out news of its war in Ukraine, a group of Lithuanian friends quickly moved to download as many Russian phone numbers as they could. The idea was simple: to break through the Kremlin’s propaganda machine by calling Russians, one by one, to tell them…

France 24

Kremlin says U.S. talk of Russia using chemical weapons a tactic to divert attention

The Kremlin said on Friday that U.S. talk of Russia possibly resorting to chemical weapons in Ukraine was a tactic to divert attention away from awkward questions for Washington.

Reuters

Kremlin says 'nothing terrible will happen' if Russia is expelled from G20

The Kremlin said on Friday that nothing terrible will happen if the United States and its allies succeed in expelling Russia from the Group of Twenty (G20) major economies because many of the G20's members are at economic war with Moscow anyway.

Reuters

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Kremlin says Boris Johnson is public enemy number one and 'most anti-Russian'

Boris Johnson and other world leaders met at an emergency four day summit in Brussels yesterday to discuss the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Why is Belarus supporting Russia and how is it involved in Ukraine?

Old school Soviet relic Alexander Lukashenko increasingly dependent on Vladimir Putin’s patronage for survival as grip on power slips and economy teeters on brink of disaster

The Independent UK

Ukraine counter-attack forces back over-stretched, demoralised Russian troops near Kyiv

Ukraine's forces launched a series of counter-attacks which forced back demoralised, under-resourced Russian troops, pushing them further away from the capital Kyiv

Daily Mirror

How likely is it that Russia will launch a nuclear attack?

Vladimir Putin has placed the Kremlin’s strategic nuclear weapons forces on ‘high alert’, prompting fears over what could happen next

The Independent UK

Western Sanctions Won’t Sway Kremlin, Says Russia’s Former President Medvedev

It is "foolish" to believe that Western sanctions against Russian businesses could have any effect on the Moscow government, Russian ex-president and deputy head of security council Dmitry Medvedev was quoted as saying on Friday. The sanctions will only consolidate the Russian society and not cause popular discontent with the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Is the Ukraine war weakening Putin’s position in Russia?

While increasingly isolated, analysts say the Russian leader is unlikely to be ousted by a mass uprising or coup.

Al Jazeera

Inflation pressures hit consumer confidence; Moscow stock market falls back – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

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The Independent UK

Some prominent Russians quit jobs, refuse to support war

The resignation of Anatoly Chubais, who was President Vladimir Putin’s envoy to international organizations for sustainable development, was not the first resignation of a state official over the war with Ukraine, but it was one of the most striking

Evening Standard

300 people killed in Russian bombing of Mariupol theatre, says local official

Mariupol City Council publishes desperate letter pleading for help stressing there were ‘more and more deaths from starvation’

The Guardian - UK

Putin’s bombs and missiles rain down, but he will never destroy Ukraine’s culture

As part of Russia’s ‘total war’, theatres are bombed and intellectuals are murdered. But we will fight for our heritage, says the Ukrainian novelist Andrey Kurkov

Asharq Al-Awsat

Biden to Visit near Ukraine Border in Show of Solidarity

US President Joe Biden will travel to a town near the Polish-Ukrainian border Friday, trying to signal Western resolve against a Russian invasion that has increasingly turned to a grinding war of attrition. Air Force One will jet into the eastern Polish town of Rzeszow -- bringing the US president…

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France 24

As it happened: Russia signals scaled-back war aims with focus on Donbas

Moscow signalled on Friday it was scaling back its ambitions in Ukraine to focus on territory claimed by Russian-backed separatists, while French President Emmanuel Macron announced that EU leaders have agreed for officials in Brussels to make joint gas purchases for the bloc as it struggles with high prices amid…

Reuters

Western sanctions won't sway Kremlin, says Russia's former president Medvedev

Bangkok Post

Face recognition tech joins Ukraine war

WASHINGTON: Ukraine is employing face recognition technology to identify invading Russian troops killed on its soil, a complex and unprecedented avenue for software already seen as problematic, experts said on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Russian intelligence service behind ‘calculated and dangerous’ hacking – Truss

The campaign of cyber attacks and hacking spans at least 10 years, the Government said.

Al Jazeera

Latest Ukraine updates: Russia says first phase of war near end

Ukraine war news from March 25: Russian general says Moscow will push to fully capture eastern region of Donbas.

The Independent UK

Johnson laments ‘agony’ over ‘inability to do more’ for Ukraine

The Prime Minister said western allies would try to give Kyiv as much military support as possible.

The Guardian - UK

Russian defence minister resurfaces on TV – but for just a few seconds

Kremlin rolls out Sergei Shoigu for brief airing in response to media rumblings over his whereabouts

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