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India to send humanitarian aid, including medicines, to Ukraine: Latest developments

NEW DELHI: In an unprecedented escalation, President Vladimir Putin on Sunday put Russian nuclear forces on an increased alert. Putin's move to up the nuclear ante came as Russian forces have failed to take control of any major Ukrainian cities even after four days of intense fight.

The Times of India

US citizens told to consider immediately leaving Russia

State Department asks Americans to have ‘contingency plan that does not rely on US government assistance’

The Independent UK

Latest Ukraine news: Guterres says dialogue must remain open

Russia-Ukraine news from February 28: UN General Assembly held its first emergency session in decades over Ukraine.

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Russian police arrest 2,667 protesters during anti-war demonstrations according to a human rights group

Anti-war demonstrators continue to turn out to voice their opposition to the Ukrainian invasion despite a heavy police presence.

ABC News

EU considering sanctions on some of Russia’s wealthiest tycoons

The European Union is discussing sanctioning some of Russia’s wealthiest tycoons as well as top officials in state companies and media in a further ratcheting up of its penalties for Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, according to documents seen by Bloomberg.

Tribune News Service

Vladimir Putin put nuclear-armed forces on high alert further escalating tensions

It came as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky agreed that negotiators from Kyiv will meet their Moscow counterparts on the Ukrainian-Belarus border for talks.

Daily Mirror

'Forgive us' Ukraine: hopeless dread grips Russia's war critics

Alexandra and Anna, both 27, were among a steady trickle of Russians at Ukraine's embassy in Moscow on Sunday who voiced shame, anguish and a sense of utter hopelessness after Russia's invasion, offering heartfelt apologies to Ukrainians.

Reuters

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Putin’s fears of a unified, stronger Europe are fast becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy

WASHINGTON — Russian President Vladimir Putin’s brazen and unprovoked assault on Ukraine is fast turning his fears of a more resolute Europe, and potentially expanded NATO alliance, into a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Los Angeles Times

Russians queue for cash as West targets banks over Ukraine

Russians waited in long queues outside ATMs on Sunday, worried that new Western sanctions over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine will trigger cash shortages and disrupt payments.

Reuters

U.S. urges its citizens to consider leaving Russia immediately

U.S. citizens should consider leaving Russia immediately on commercial flights, the State Department said on Sunday, citing an increasing number of airlines canceling flights and countries closing their airspace to Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

U.N. Security Council calls rare General Assembly session on Ukraine

The United Nations Security Council on Sunday called for a rare emergency special session of the 193-member General Assembly on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which will be held on Monday, as western allies step up a diplomatic campaign to isolate Moscow.

Reuters

How many nuclear weapons Russia has compared to UK, US, Europe and the rest of the world

The Russian President has escalated fears of nuclear weapons being used and insists "it is not a bluff". His troops are on the defensive in Ukraine and those close to the Kremlin leader have accused the UK of being and "aggressor"

Daily Mirror

Putin raises stakes and puts nuclear forces ‘on alert’ as west steps up response to Russia

The Russian president’s move was condemned by the US, reports Kim Sengupta in Kyiv, as fighting in Ukraine continues and more sanctions put in place against Moscow

The Independent UK

Ukraine agrees to meet Russia on border despite Putin’s nuclear preparations

As Vladimir Putin threatens reprisals and the EU closes air space, Volodymyr Zelensky says he is prepared to send delegates to talk to Russia.

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The Hindu

The anatomy of India’s Ukraine dilemma

New Delhi has taken a subtle pro-Moscow position on the question of Russian attacks against Ukraine

ABC News

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine will release prisoners with combat experience to 'compensate for their guilt in the hottest spots of war' — as it happened

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says prisoners who have real combat experience will be released from jail and will be able to "compensate for their guilt in the hottest spots of war".

The Guardian - UK

Moscow braces for rouble to crash at least 25% as new sanctions hit

Russian currency expected to plunge in first day’s trading since Swift ban and ECB says state-owned Sberbank subsidiaries are set to collapse

Reuters

White House calls on China to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The White House called on China to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine on Sunday as Moscow's onslaught against its neighbor continued and Russian President Vladimir Putin put nuclear forces on high alert.

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Ukraine war: Protesters take to streets around the world to oppose Putin’s bloody conflict

Demonstrations break out across globe as fighting enters day four

Tribune News Service

Putin races the clock as fast military advance ‘frustrated’

Russia’s plans for Ukraine face rapidly rising costs due to delays caused by tougher-than-expected resistance from forces on the ground, even as its military retains overwhelming advantages.

Los Angeles Times

West prepares to fast-track weapons to Ukraine; Zelenskyy agrees to negotiate with Russia

KYIV, Ukraine — With Western powers preparing to fast-track arms shipments to Ukraine and initiate a no-holds-barred push to punish Moscow both diplomatically and financially, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy agreed to negotiations with Russia on Sunday “without preconditions.”

Los Angeles Times

Zelenskyy agrees to negotiate with Russia; Putin puts nuclear forces on alert

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy agreed to negotiations with Russia on Sunday “without preconditions” even as Moscow put its nuclear forces on high alert and Russian troops bore down on Kyiv and continued their thrust toward a number of cities across the country.

Los Angeles Times

Zelenskyy agrees to negotiate with Russia; Putin puts nuclear forces on alert

The Independent UK

Russians and Ukrainian protesters condemn ‘shame’ and ‘nightmare’ of invasion

Many Russians joined the Trafalgar Square rally on Sunday, holding up placards with messages like: ‘Russia against the war’.

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