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Roman Abramovich sanctioned by UK over ties with Vladimir Putin

The Government hit the Chelsea owner with an asset freeze after weeks of pressure to act over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

UK politics: Boris Johnson says he fears Putin may use chemical weapons in Ukraine – as it happened

PM says Russian claims about enemies getting ready to use chemical weapons echoes what happened before the use of chemical weapons in Syria

The Guardian - UK

Rupture is not an option: after this war, the west must learn how to live with Russia

Solidarity with Ukraine is the priority. But the old ways of dealing with the Kremlin have failed – and it isn’t going away, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

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Russian defence ministry denies having bombed hospital where three people were killed

Russia shifted its stance over the bombing of a Ukrainian hospital in the city of Mariupol, with a mix of statements on Thursday that veered between aggressive denials and a call by the Kremlin to establish clear facts.

Reuters

Is Russia really about to cut itself off from the internet? And what can we expect if it does?

The invasion of Ukraine has triggered a significant digital shift for Russia. Sanctions imposed by governments around the world – together with company closures or mothballing – have significantly impacted the country.

The Conversation

Putin the Gambler

Why the Kremlin Rolled the Dice on Ukraine

Foreign Affairs

CIA boss fears Putin could lash out at Ukraine with nuclear weapons as invasion stalls

CIA director William Burns said the Kremlin's military doctrine allows for the use of smaller battlefield nuclear weapons. Western officials believe Vladimir Putin could 'flatten Ukraine'

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Latest Ukraine updates: Kyiv mayor says half the city has fled

Russia-Ukraine news from March 10: Kyiv’s mayor says nearly two million people have left the capital since invasion.

Al Jazeera

Russian invasion enters third week: Can Ukraine hold out?

A fortnight in, there's no turning back for Vladimir Putin. His ground forces have progressed in stops and starts, while shelling Ukrainian cities and the civilians trapped inside. So is it really going to plan for the Kremlin? For Ukrainians, it's a blunt choice of fight or flight. In this…

France 24

BitChute to continue hosting Kremlin-backed RT channel

Exclusive: UK video website known for far-right content says it will show content while legally allowed

The Guardian - UK

Fears rise Russia could open southwestern front against Ukraine as invasion stutters

Exclusive: Officials warn of ‘real threat’ that Putin could turn to Russian troops in Kremlin-controlled Transnistria, an unrecognised breakaway state to the west of Ukraine

The Independent UK

What is the Kremlin in Russia as murderous Putin marks 23 years in power

The Kremlin has become a term closely linked to Russian action in its war against Ukraine, but what does it mean and how does work in relation to the country's leader, Vladimir Putin?

Daily Mirror

Russia oligarchs still able to exploit UK art market loopholes, experts say

Warning that laundering of Kremlin-linked cash will be possible despite PM’s claim there is ‘nowhere to hide’

The Guardian - UK

Vladimir Putin is BARRED from pub as landlady warns her punters would 'wreck' him

The Kremlin has been sent a warning from an English pub

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Reuters

Putin to meet government on Thursday on ways to minimise sanctions impact

Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold a meeting with members of his government on Thursday and the main topic will be measures to minimise the impact of sanctions on the Russian economy, the Kremlin said in a statement.

France 24

Fact or fiction? The role of the far right in the war between Russia and Ukraine

To justify Russia's war on Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin has described the Ukrainian government as Nazis. Not only is the claim totally unfounded, but President Volodymyr Zelensky is himself Jewish and some of his relatives were murdered by the Nazis. Though experts have almost unanimously dismissed the Kremlin's claim, there…

Reuters

Kremlin says world must know truth about Ukraine's alleged bio-warfare programme

Russia considers its claims that Ukraine conducted military biological programmes as an important issue for the whole world, which needs to know the truth, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Xi Jinping gambled on a new era with Vladimir Putin. Is Beijing about to pay?

Vladimir Putin set out to restore a cross between the Soviet Union and the Russian Empire. In fact, his botched invasion of Ukraine has revived the West, sprung the EU and Britain into action and unsettled Xi Jinping in China. The only thing that now looks “brain dead”, which is…

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The Independent UK

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

Reuters

Kremlin tells United States to await response to "economic war"

The Kremlin accused the United States on Wednesday of declaring an economic war on Russia that was sowing mayhem through energy markets, and put Washington on notice it was considering its response to a ban on Russian oil and energy.

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainians in race to save cultural heritage

Many believe destruction of cultural assets is part of Kremlin strategy to ‘erase’ Ukraine as independent sovereign state

The Guardian - UK

Putin is betting that the west is too decadent to defend its values. He is wrong

Carried to power and marinated in myths about themselves, dictators always underestimate the strength of democracies, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Daily Mirror

Ukraine's First Lady blasts Putin's 'mass murder' as she names children killed

Olena Zelenska, wife of President Volodomyr Zelenskyy, said "aggressor" Vladimir Putin had underestimated her country's resolve and citizens stood united in spite of "horrific reality"

Daily Mirror

Nikolai Glushkov 'killed by Kremlin-backed assassin and cops know who did it'

Nikolai Glushkov, 68, was strangled with a dog lead at his home in New Malden, South West London, in March 2018 by a hitman who tried to make the attack look like suicide

The Independent UK

Russia makes new offer of evacuation routes in five besieged Ukrainian cities including Kyiv

The Kremlin has pledged to let civilians safely exit Kyiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Mariupol

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