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Doubts cast for first time over whether Russia will launch assault on Kyiv

‘I think it’s a question as to whether Moscow now intends to try to assault Kyiv,’ says a senior western official

The Independent UK

International leaders are calling Vladimir Putin a 'war criminal'. Here's why charging him might be a long way off

Allegations that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a war criminal are beginning to pile up and prosecutors from the International Criminal Court are on the case. But that doesn't mean he'll be facing a court any time soon.

ABC News

First Thing: Zelenskiy likens Mariupol assault to Leningrad siege

Biden calls Putin a ‘war criminal’ amid attacks on Kyiv. Plus, 13% of mail ballots rejected in Texas primary

The Guardian - UK

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Ukrainian city of Mariupol searches for survivors amid rubble of theatre

Rescue workers were searching for survivors in the rubble of a theatre in the besieged city of Mariupol on Thursday, after Ukraine said a powerful Russian air strike hit the building where hundreds of people had been sheltering from the war.

Reuters

‘There are survivors’: Frantic rescue operation at bombed Mariupol theatre

Some people have survived the devastating bombing of a theatre in Mariupol, Ukrainian officials said on Thursday as Vladimir Putin was accused by Joe Biden of being a “war criminal”.

Evening Standard

Desperate Ukrainians scrawl 'children' outside theatre before Russians bomb it

The large letters spelling out the Russian script warning came before forces went on to drop a powerful bomb on the theatre that was being used as a shelter for families in Mariupol, Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Russia-Ukraine war: Key things to know about the conflict

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has entered its fourth week, with Russian forces largely bogged down outside major cities and shelling them from a distance, raining havoc on civilians

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Devastating pictures show before and after of Mariupol theatre attack

The death toll is unknown but Ukrainian officials say up to 2,000 civilians were taking refuge in the theatre

Evening Standard

Russian forces bombed Mariupol theater serving as refuge for hundreds, city council says

"The plane dropped a bomb on a building where hundreds of peaceful Mariupol residents were hiding."

Axios

Ukraine hopes nine humanitarian corridors will operate on Thursday

Ukraine hopes to evacuate civilians through nine "humanitarian corridors" on Thursday from cities including the encircled port city of Mariupol, Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said.

Reuters

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine ‘largely stalled on all fronts’, says UK

Russian forces are making ‘minimal progress’ on land sea or air and were continuing to ‘suffer heavy losses’, says Ministry of Defence

Evening Standard

Hero Ukrainian mum-of-12 dies fighting Russian forces amid fierce front line battle

Olga Semidyanova, 48, died after being hit in the stomach during a battle in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, with her family saying she helped save others before her death on the front line

Daily Mirror

Zelenskiy compares Mariupol to Leningrad siege as Russia launches fresh strikes on Kyiv

President speaks of world war two atrocity by German forces as residential tower block in Kyiv is hit

The Guardian - UK

Biden Calls Putin ‘War Criminal’, Russia Says Comment 'Unforgivable'

US President Joe Biden branded Vladimir Putin a "war criminal" Wednesday as the Russian leader's onslaught in Ukraine claimed more civilian lives, and a theater where "hundreds" were sheltering was destroyed by bombing. Biden's rebuke -- his sharpest yet -- came after Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelensky made a searing appeal…

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The Guardian - AU

Canada will offer fleeing Ukrainians temporary residence – as it happened

Joe Biden and Xi Jinping to speak for first time since war began; UK military intelligence says logistics and counterattacks hampering Russian advance

The Independent UK

Russian attacks batter Ukraine as Putin warns of 'traitors'

A Russian airstrike has ripped apart a theater where hundreds of people had been living in the besieged city of Mariupol, Ukrainian officials say, as Russian President Vladimir Putin calls for a “self-purification” to rid his country of anyone who questions the invasion

The Times of India

Russia-Ukraine war: Latest developments

NEW DELHI: Russia has yet to capture any of Ukraine's biggest cities even as the war enters its fourth week. More than 3 million Ukrainians have fled and thousands have died in the largest assault on a European state since World War Two.

Reuters

About 300 Mariupol refugees arrive in Russia - Ifax

Thirteen buses carrying around 300 refugees from the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol have arrived in Russia's Rostov region, Russia's Interfax news agency cited the Russian defence ministry as saying on Thursday.

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Wales Online

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky calls on world to officially recognise Russia as 'terrorist state' - full speech in English

He also repeated calls for more military support

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 22 of the invasion

Survivors emerge from Mariupol theatre as death toll mounts in Chernihiv and Kharkiv area

Los Angeles Times

Theater where hundreds had sheltered wrecked in airstrike, Ukrainian officials say

KYIV, Ukraine — A Russian airstrike hit a theater in Mariupol where hundreds of people had taken shelter in recent days as a siege on the southern port city tightened, Ukrainian officials said Wednesday, but there was no immediate word on casualties.

ABC News

Ukraine says Russia strikes Mariupol theatre sheltering residents, Moscow denies attack

Spelling out the word "children" in large letters did not stop Russian forces from destroyed a theatre in Mariupol where hundreds of people were sheltering, Ukrainian authorities say.

The Independent UK

Ukraine theatre hit by airstrike where hundreds were sheltering had ‘children’ written on pavement in Russian

Number of casualties still unknown but between 1,000 and 1,2000 civilians thought to have been inside

Al Jazeera

Timeline: Week three of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Intensified bombardment of several cities, tighter sanctions and some evacuations mark the third week of war in Ukraine.

ABC News

Ukraine-Russia war updates: Mariupol theatre's bomb shelter survived Russian shelling, says Ukrainian MP — as it happened

An MP from Mariupol says hundreds of women and children in a bomb shelter survived when the theatre building above them was destroyed in a Russian attack. Follow live.

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