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Tuesday briefing: After Russia retaliates, what might happen next?

In today’s newsletter: Russia responded to an attack on a military supply line with a devastating blitz on civilian targets. Peter Beaumont speaks from Kyiv about defiance, destruction and what to expect

The Guardian - UK

G7 leaders say they will hold Putin 'to account' for Ukraine missile strikes

Russian missile strikes on the western Lviv region on Tuesday left parts of it without power a day after a wave of deadly strikes hit several Ukrainian cities. Leaders at a G7 meeting condemned 'in the strongest possible terms' Russia's recent missile blitz. Catch up with the day's developments on…

France 24

G7 leaders warn Putin over use of nuclear weapons; Zelenskiy calls for international mission along Belarus border – as it happened

Leaders warn of ‘severe consequences’; Ukrainian president accuses Russia of trying ‘to directly draw Belarus into this war’

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Ukraine-Russia – live: Air raid sirens in Kyiv as Putin strikes more civilian targets

Moscow fired early in second day of renewed air campaign

The Independent UK

Ukraine’s allies can’t get arms fast enough as stockpiles shrink

With Russia’s war in Ukraine in its eighth month, some European nations that have funneled weapons to Kyiv are running low, and it could take years for defense contractors to meet the shortfall.

Tribune News Service

Putin says Ukraine mobilisation should be finished in two weeks

Russia should be finished calling up reservists in two weeks, President Vladimir Putin said on Friday, promising an end to a divisive mobilization that has seen hundreds of thousands of men summoned to fight in Ukraine and huge numbers flee the country.

Reuters

Milla Jovovich ‘sick to my stomach’ after Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities

The Resident Evil star was born in Ukrainian capital Kyiv.

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‘It united our spirit’: Sheltering Ukrainians in underground subway sing national anthem

A group of at least 40 people sang together while hiding from Russian bombing

Evening Standard

G7 to hold crisis talks on Ukraine as Putin threatens more strikes

International condemnation grows of Russia’s ‘increasingly reckless tactics’ as civilians killed in missile attacks on Kyiv and other major cities

Evening Standard

‘We warned you’: Russian hawks gleeful over attacks on Ukraine

Pro-Kremlin hardliners hail Russia’s barrage of attacks across Ukraine and call for more.

Al Jazeera

‘It united our spirit’ – sheltering Ukrainians sing national anthem

A group of at least 40 people sang the national anthem together while hiding from Russian bombing.

The Independent UK

Ukraine to demand step-change in western aid after Russian missile blitz

Kyiv presses military and diplomatic wishlist as French president sees ‘profound change in nature of this war’

The Guardian - UK

Wheat Futures Rise As Russia's Attacks On Ukraine Intensify

Wheat Futures (NYSE: ZW) surged over 6% higher on Monday after Russia intensified its attack on Ukraine, shelling the capital of Kyiv during the early morning hours.

Benzinga

Vladimir Putin's bloody revenge on Ukraine with bodies and flaming cars on Kyiv streets

Russia launched widespread attacks on seven cities across Ukraine, including capital Kyiv, with at least 11 people killed and another 87 injured from a legion of drones

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Daily Mirror

What will Vladimir Putin do next and is West under threat? All your questions answered

Co-ordinated explosions have occurred across Ukraine, from Lviv in the west to Dnipro in the west as Putin launches a series of the most devastating attacks across the country in months

Tribune News Service

Biden condemns Russia's missile attacks and affirms commitment to Ukraine

President Joe Biden blasted Russia on Monday for its barrage of missile attacks on Ukrainian cities — and vowed to stand by Kyiv to repel the invasion.

Evening Standard

Ukrainians sing national anthem whilst sheltering under a subway station

The moment when a group of Ukrainians seeking shelter in a subway station in Kyiv began to sing the national anthem has been described as “incredible atmosphere” by a witness. Oleh Maksymiak, 21, was forced to hide inside a subway in Kyiv on Monday after a rocket strike nearby. He…

The Guardian - UK

‘This only unites us’: defiance as deadly strikes bring war back to Kyiv

Series of missiles shatter several months of calm but normal life quickly returns amid the destruction

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Reuters

Blackouts after Russian strikes deepen Ukraine's concerns before winter

Russian missile strikes on Ukraine's power network caused blackouts in many parts of the country on Monday, deepening fears of outages this winter and prompting Kyiv to halt electricity exports.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Biden Condemns Russian Missile Strikes, Says US Will Continue to Impose Costs

US President Joe Biden condemned Monday's widespread Russian missile attacks in Ukraine, saying they targeted civilians and served no military purpose, and vowed that the United States and its allies will continue to impose costs on Moscow. "The United States strongly condemns Russia’s missile strikes today across Ukraine, including in…

The Independent UK

Putin’s attack on Ukrainian cities a sign of desperation, says Truss

Russian missiles and drones hit cities across Ukraine, including the capital Kyiv.

The Independent UK

Terrified young Ukrainian captures moment Russian missile explodes nearby as she messaged friends

At least 8 people were killed in strikes on Kyiv this morning

The Conversation

Ukraine war: Putin's off ramp and why he is unlikely to take it

The world is now witness to a new phase in the Ukraine war. The attack on the Kerch bridge and the subsequent retaliatory Russian missiles strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities indicate that the war is escalating. But just how far will this escalation go and is a full-scale…

The Guardian - UK

As the missiles strike Kyiv, of course we are scared – but war has made us practical

Once again sheltering underground, we try to rationalise this assault, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

Reuters

Russian missile barrage shatters four-month calm in Ukrainian capital

Angelika Teranis sat on a small bag in the dank gloom of her Kyiv apartment block's basement, her cat in a carrier beside her, as she waited for the all-clear to sound.

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