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Putin may ramp up his war in Ukraine – here’s how Nato should respond

It is vital Moscow understands that escalation will not be risk-free, says the former US permanent representative to Nato, Ivo Daalder

The Guardian - UK

U.S. and allies aiming to provide anti-ship missiles to Kyiv, official says

The United States and its allies are working on supporting Ukraine with anti-ship missiles, a senior U.S. administration official said on Thursday.

Reuters

Zelensky calls for world to ‘make your voices heard’ in protests on one month anniversary of Russia’s invasion

‘Come from your offices, your homes, your schools and universities. Come in the name of peace’

The Independent UK

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Boris Johnson looks on awkwardly as Macron and other EU leaders greet at Nato meeting

The prime minister looked on while his western counterparts were reacquainted

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson snubbed as Macron and other EU leaders completely ignore him at Nato meeting

World leaders gather in Brussels to discuss the war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Ukraine's president asks NATO for more military support against Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy appealed to NATO leaders on Thursday to increase military support for his country against Russian forces that he warned would next target alliance members in eastern Europe including Poland.

Reuters

Zelensky: "Never tell us again our army does not meet NATO standards"

Biden will host a press conference in Brussels at 3 p.m. ET.

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A month into war, communicator-in-chief Zelenskiy strives to keep eyes on Ukraine

The props were simple, the message was clear. In a video address to the nation this week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy held up his smartphone to the camera and started a timer app while an air raid siren blared.

Reuters

Vladimir Putin's 'private army' targeted in new sanctions ordered by Boris Johnson

The Prime Minister has hit the paramilitary Wagner Group as he called on the rest of the world to increase its support for Ukraine

Wales Online

Why has Russia invaded Ukraine? The conflict explained

Vladimir Putin’s military assault continues in face of near-unanimous international condemnation

The Independent UK

Nato aims to up 'costs' for Russia to halt Ukraine war

BRUSSELS: Leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Nato) pushed Thursday to raise the cost for Russian President Vladimir Putin over his invasion of Ukraine by bolstering weapons supplies to Kyiv and strengthening the alliance's eastern flank.

Bangkok Post

World War 3 fears as Russia warns of ‘universal nuclear war’ if West backs Ukraine

The tightly-controlled Kremlin state TV have issued a number of warnings across its platforms that the presence of any NATO peacekeeping troops could lead to World War 3.

Daily Record

Editorial: Republicans vote 'no' on Ukraine aid, then slam Biden for not helping enough

More than 30 Senate Republicans recently voted against a measure sought by President Joe Biden to increase military aid to help Ukraine resist Russia’s invasion. Now, most of those senators are excoriating Biden for not doing enough to help Ukraine. What’s wrong with this picture?

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Russia's Putin has crossed red line into barbarism, UK's Johnson

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday accused Russia of crossing a red line into barbarism in its war with Ukraine and said the West needed to "tighten the vice" in sanctions to bring the conflict to an end.

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The Independent UK

Johnson targets Putin’s ‘private army’ with new sanctions amid plea to allies

The Prime Minister is using a Nato emergency summit in Brussels on Thursday to commit to a new package to shore up Ukrainian defences.

Bangkok Post

Nato estimates Russian combat deaths top 7,000 in Ukraine

At least 7,000 Russian soldiers have likely been killed in the first month of combat during the Kremlin-ordered invasion of Ukraine, Nato officials said, and the total number could be as high as 15,000.

The Independent UK

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

Ukraine's cities are standing under relentless Russian fire as NATO leaders huddle in Brussels and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urges them to provide “effective and unrestricted” support to his country

Al Jazeera

Moldova pursues neutrality, EU membership amid Ukraine war

Ukraine’s neighbour maintains a military non-alignment over its fear of Russia, but submits a bid to join the EU.

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The Guardian - UK

West could target Russia’s gold reserves over Ukraine, says Boris Johnson

Before Nato summit, PM says Putin has crossed ‘red line’ and sending more weapons should be part of west’s response

Daily Mirror

Russia has lost 'thousands of troops' and will throw conscripts into battle, MoD says

The Ministry of Defence's latest update says Vladimir Putin has so far lost thousands of his troops in his illegal war in Ukraine who he will replace with inexperienced conscripts

Irish Mirror

World War 3 fears as Russia issue worrying warning of 'universal nuclear war' if West defends Ukraine

Moscow's tightly-controlled state TV also accused Poland of trying to take land that "belonged to them historically"

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson vows to target Putin's gold as war crimes red line 'has been crossed'

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson today said there was 'no question' that Russia has committed war crimes and Putin should be prosecuted in the International Criminal Court as he flew for an emergency NATO summit in Brussels

Reuters

Belgium to inject another billion euros into its army - L'Echo

The Belgian government agreed a few hours before a NATO summit to inject an extra billion euros in its defence forces, on top of 10 billion euros ($10.98 billion) already agreed, according to Belgian newspaper l'Echo, a move prompted by the war in Ukraine.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Businesses’ reactions to Russia’s aggression could sow the seeds of a better economic system

Much has been written about business actions in Russia over the past few weeks. Given the nature of this conflict, more will unfold for years. That’s because out of every conflict come the seeds of new orders.

Tribune News Service

Carl P. Leubsdorf: Putin obsessed with reversing history

Earlier this month, Mikhail Gorbachev celebrated his 91st birthday in obscurity at his home near Moscow, the forgotten leader of Russia’s brief, unsuccessful move toward democracy at home and on its borders.

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