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Russia’s NATO problem: On the Ukraine war

Putin seems unwilling to engage diplomatically to address Russian security concerns

The Hindu

Shaking up Europe’s security architecture

An order that does not accommodate Russia’s concerns through genuine negotiation cannot be stable in the long term

The Hindu

NATO leaves Black Sea exposed as Russia invades Ukraine

When Russia attacked Ukraine, the nearest naval vessel of a major NATO ally was in the Mediterranean. The last such ship from a major naval member of the Western military alliance left the Black Sea – an area roughly the size of California bordering Russia, Ukraine and NATO members Turkey,…

Reuters

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WW3 fears: Why many believe Russian-Ukraine crisis could start war to end all wars

Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine on land and via the air in the early hours of this morning, condemnation of the military action has been unanimous from the Western Nato allies

Daily Mirror

There Are Few Good Options in Ukraine Crisis

Western governments made promises they didn’t keep and offered assurances they can’t fulfill.

Reason

U.S. to send 7,000 troops already on alert to Germany -U.S. official

The United States is sending 7,000 troops to Germany to help reassure NATO allies who are part of a larger contingent that had already been put on alert earlier this year, a senior U.S. defense official said.

Reuters

Iranian president tells Putin that NATO’s expansion is "serious threat" to region's security and stability

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi told Russian President Vladimir Putin in a phone call on Thursday that NATO's expansion was a "serious threat" to the region's security and stability, the semi-official Nour News reported.

Reuters

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Robert Patman: Why Putin opted for a full-scale invasion of Ukraine

The Russian president is trying to save his own regime rather than Russia itself, by striking out against Ukraine now, writes Professor Robert Patman

Newsroom.co.nz

Biden unveils new Russia sanctions over Ukraine invasion

US president says Russia will face ‘severe cost’ for attacking Ukraine, accusing Vladimir Putin of choosing war.

Al Jazeera

Decision to invade Ukraine raises questions over Putin’s ‘sense of reality’

Officials in western capitals concerned by ‘despotic mindset’ of Russian president and rambling Monday speech increased doubts

The Guardian - US

11 Labour MPs threatened with suspension for signing Stop The War letter attacking NATO

One Labour source warned the left wingers they “can be a mouthpiece for the Kremlin or a Labour MP, but not both”. They later withdrew their signatures to the letter

Daily Mirror

EU boosts Bosnia force after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

European Union will almost double the size of EUFOR peacekeeping force in Bosnia by sending in 500 reserves.

Al Jazeera

Russia’s attack on Ukraine shows why NATO is necessary

Putin is a bully. If it were not for NATO, every smaller eastern Europe country would have to live in fear, because he could take them one by one.

Chicago Sun-Times

Why Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine now, where Russia may go next and will UK get dragged in

Vladimir Putin is obsessed with returning Russia to its former Soviet glory, or something resembling it. Here is all you need to know after the Russian President announced an invasion of Ukraine

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The Conversation

Why Vladimir Putin won't back down in Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked the world, but in many ways Vladimir Putin has been building up to this for some time.

Al Jazeera

‘Rooted in NATO’: Iran responds to Russia’s Ukraine attack

Iran’s muted response to the Ukraine invasion reflects its ties with Russia during the past few decades.

Daily Mirror

NATO prepares troops as Ukraine calls Chernobyl attack 'declaration of war on Europe'

Nato’s Response Force (NRF) comprises of around 40,000 troops and is on heightened alert, with the alliance to hold an emergency summit of its 30 member nations on Friday

Al Jazeera

Mapping Russian attacks across Ukraine

After months of tensions, Russian forces launched a full-scale military invasion of Ukraine on Thursday.

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Roll Call

The consensus against using force holds, despite Russia's invasion - Roll Call

President Biden and members of Congress remain opposed to using force to defend Ukraine, despite Russia's invasion of its neighbor.

Tribune News Service

Carl P. Leubsdorf: A different Europe faces this Russian aggression

In the 1950s and 1960s, revolutions started by nascent independence movements in Hungary and Czechoslovakia prompted the Soviet Union to unleash its military might to squash them.

Reuters

Denmark to deploy soldiers to Estonia in wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Denmark will increase its contributions to NATO forces by deploying around 200 soldiers to Estonia as well as two F-16 fighter jets to perform aerial policing in Poland's air space, the government said on Thursday, as a response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Manchester Evening News

What is NATO, why was it formed and is Ukraine a member?

Military alliance NATO enforces the North Atlantic Treaty and was formed in 1949

Evening Standard

Why have Vladimir Putin and Russia decided to invade Ukraine?

As Russian tanks roll across the border, Daniel Keane explores what motivated the Russian president’s catastrophic decision to launch military action

The Guardian - US

‘Putin chose this war,’ Biden says as he announces new sanctions – US politics as it happened

President condemns Putin’s ‘brutal assault on the people of Ukraine’ – follow all the latest US politics news

Reuters

Norway not seeing higher military activity by Russia in Arctic, says PM

Norway, a member of NATO which shares a border with Russia in the Arctic, is not seeing higher military activity in the north following Russia's invasion of Ukraine on Thursday, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere told a news conference.

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