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The Latest Breaking News from Kyiv

UK couple ‘relieved’ to be home after long wait for baby’s passport in Ukraine

Ben and Alice Garratt are back in the UK with baby Raphael after a nervous seven weeks in Kyiv.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson says kindergarten attack in Ukraine is Russian ‘false flag’ operation

PM says shelling attack on school part of ‘pretext’ for invasion

The Independent UK

Shelling by Russian-backed separatists raises tensions in east Ukraine

Fears Russia is trying to create pretext for attack as nursery school in Stanytsia Luhanska is hit

The Guardian - UK

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Truss accuses Russia of seeking to fabricate a reason to invade Ukraine

The Foreign Secretary visited Kyiv in a show of support for the Ukrainian government.

The Independent UK

Spanish low-cost airline Vueling cancels Feb flights to Ukraine

Vueling, IAG's Spanish low-cost airline, has cancelled direct flights to and from Ukraine´s capital Kyiv in February, a spokesperson for the Barcelona-based carrier said on Thursday.

Reuters

Biden sure Putin will invade Ukraine in days as civilians bussed out

Russia's Vladimir Putin has decided to invade Ukraine within days, U.S. President Joe Biden said on Friday after separatists backed by Moscow told civilians to leave breakaway regions on buses, a move the West fears is part of a pretext for an attack.

Reuters

Why would Russia invade Ukraine?

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

The Independent UK

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With fast-track passports, Russia extends clout in Ukraine

Since 2019, some 720,000 residents of areas in eastern Ukraine controlled by Russia-backed rebels have received Russian passports in a fast-track procedure widely seen as an attempt to underscore Russia’s influence in the region

The Independent UK

Latest Ukraine updates: US warns Russia preparing for invasion

Ukraine news from February 17: Russian deputy foreign minister says claims it plans to invade are ‘baseless’.

Al Jazeera

Biden to host call with Nato allies as invasion fears grow – as it happened

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

The Guardian - AU

US and NATO remain skeptical of Russian claims of troop withdrawals

KYIV, Ukraine — American and European officials cast doubt Wednesday on Russia’s claims that it was withdrawing troops from the Ukrainian border in an apparent attempt to defuse tensions that have unsettled the region and rekindled a Cold War-style standoff with the West.

Los Angeles Times

Russia invading Ukraine would mean ‘body bags returning to Moscow’, says senior US official

Warning comes as the residents of Kiev – alongside people across the country – mark a day of unity

The Independent UK

Signs of peace: On Russian pullback from Ukraine border

Russia’s decision to pull back some troops suggests it sees potential in proposals by Macron and Scholz

The Hindu

Ukrainians vow to defend their country against Russia 'to the last breath'

Ukrainians sang their hearts out in Kyiv’s Olympics Stadium after unfurling a 200-metre national flag. People also gathered in Maidan Square in the capital, pledging to fight for their country

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The Guardian - UK

Russians ridicule western media on ‘day of no invasion’

Officials and pundits mock predictions that Russia would invade, as livestream of Kyiv shows light traffic

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainians mark day of unity against fears of a Russian invasion

Zelenskiy said he has not seen signs of a Russian troop withdrawal as he toured Ukraine to mark Unity Day

Tribune News Service

Ukraine suffers its worst cyberattack ever amid ongoing Russia tensions

A cyberattack aimed at paralyzing Ukraine’s banks and government websites was the worst in the country’s history, officials in Kyiv said, as the standoff with Russia continues to draw warnings of a potential invasion.

Reuters

Hard choice to flee Kyiv for British father fearing Russian war

Out of seven countries 45-year-old British businessman Daniel Williams has lived in, Ukraine seemed to him the most welcoming one.

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Far from Russian border, western Ukrainian city offers safe haven

Joel Wasserman knew it was time to leave Kyiv when the United States began warning that a Russian offensive on Ukraine could be imminent, and that its capital could be attacked this time.

Los Angeles Times

Russia claims more troop withdrawals, but NATO remains skeptical

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia's military said Wednesday that it was continuing the withdrawal of troops and materiel, a move meant to telegraph an easing of its standoff with Washington and NATO over a possible invasion of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Ukrainians more interested in Eurovision than Russia threat, says Briton in Kyiv

Daniel Williams, 45, said it would take Russian ‘hardware’ crossing the border into Ukraine for most people to leave their homes.

The Independent UK

Ukrainians celebrate ‘Unity Day’ as Nato warns no signs of Russian de-escalation

President Zelensky is urging citizens to show off their patriotism amid reports of imminent conflict

Manchester Evening News

Why did Russia invade Ukraine? - A simple explanation of the crisis in Eastern Europe

The origins of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, what Vladimir Putin wants and how the UK and Nato are involved

The Independent UK

Why would Russia invade Ukraine?

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

The Independent UK

Ukrainian people back at work but ‘not naive about seriousness of situation’

Stuart McKenzie said residents are ‘certainly trying’ to keep things as normal as possible despite the fears that Russia might invade.

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