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US president says threat of Russian invasion ‘very high’, after Ukraine government source says shelling ‘looks like provocation’

U.S. officials say they've "made our concerns known" to the Kremlin about the Mediterranean encounters.

Her warning came after Britain’s head of military intelligence said that contrary to the assertions of the Kremlin, Russia was actually continuing to move forces into the border zone

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told the UN Security Council on Thursday that Russia must abandon the "path of war" and urged Russia to declare unequivocally that it would not invade Ukraine. Hours earlier, Moscow expelled the US deputy chief of mission in a move the White House slammed…

Kremlin denies it was behind the attack, which Ukraine’s deputy prime minister said was the largest of its type ever seen

Russia's 9K720 Iskander missile - nicknamed Alexander the Great - can allegedly fire with a 2-5 metre precision from 310 miles and would be crucial preceding a lightning assault

Diplomatic efforts to resolve regional tensions ongoing but military forces in place in the event that conflict should erupt

The United States and NATO said Russia was still building up troops around Ukraine on Wednesday despite Moscow's insistence it was pulling back, questioning President Vladimir Putin's stated desire to negotiate a solution to the crisis. In Ukraine, where people raised flags and played the national anthem to show unity…

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was in favour of negotiations and diplomacy over tensions around Ukraine and that Moscow views U.S. President Joe Biden's willingness to talk as a positive sign.

UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace warned Russia has not ‘taken the foot off the gas’ despite a 3am invasion deadline having been and gone - and he did not rule out an invasion as soon as today

Ukraine news from February 16: NATO says no sign of Russian de-escalation, considers reinforcing southeastern flank.