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Nato allies prepare to determine the West's next steps against the Kremlin.

The Russian assault on Ukraine, which began in the early hours of Feb. 24, 2022, was launched after weeks of Russian disinformation that included false claims about Ukrainian terrorist attacks, assaults on civilians and military aggression against the self-proclaimed breakaway republics in eastern Ukraine.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked the former Soviet satellite states of Central and Eastern Europe, drawing strong condemnation even from the region’s most pro-Kremlin politicians

Warning from senior western intelligence official comes as Kremlins says 83 Ukrainian military sites destroyed

One Labour source warned the left wingers they “can be a mouthpiece for the Kremlin or a Labour MP, but not both”. They later withdrew their signatures to the letter

The former first minister had been heavily criticised over his political show on the network which is backed by the Kremlin.

Dozens of protesters gathered outside the Russian consulate building in the West End of Edinburgh to protest against the Kremlin's 'full-scale' invasion of the neighbouring state

All the flickering lights of reason in the Kremlin have gone, says former BBC Moscow correspondent Angus Roxburgh

The Foreign Secretary told Andrei Kelin the assault on Ukraine will make Russia an ‘international pariah’ and the country should expect ‘severe sanctions’