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The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Russian troops move closer to Ukraine's capital and attack Kyiv with fresh air strikes

A series of pre-dawn explosions have rocked Ukraine's capital Kyiv, with Russian troops reportedly on the outskirts of the capital.

ABC News

What can the West do to help Ukraine? It can start by countering Putin's information strategy

With an all-out war on Ukraine underway, a key question has emerged: what can the West do to help Ukraine?

The Conversation

Why is Russia attacking Ukraine? Five things you need to know

Europe is facing its greatest security crisis in decades after Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Thursday. The conflict is threatening to destabilize regional political and military alliances and sparking fears that U.S. troops could be drawn into the fighting.

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Latest Russia-Ukraine updates: US to impose sanctions on Putin

Ukraine news from February 25: Biden plans move to freeze assets of Putin and Russian foreign minister.

Al Jazeera

Bristol expert warns of "significant casualties" in Russian invasion of Ukraine

"I don't expect this to be resolved anytime soon"

Bristol Post

Biden Is Right To Keep U.S. Troops Out of Ukraine

But there are still constitutionality questions surrounding his troop deployments to NATO's eastern flank.

Reason

EXPLAINER: Deciding when to use 'invasion' label in Ukraine

In the opening hours of Russia’s assault on Ukraine, ballistic missiles by the dozens struck mostly military targets across the country, but there was little sign of Russian soldiers crossing the border or naval infantry landing on Ukraine’s shores

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NATO Was Never Actually Willing To Defend Ukraine. Pretending Otherwise Was Dangerous.

Closing the door to Ukrainian membership in NATO would have allayed Russian security concerns and maybe preserved the peace.

Reason

Queensland floods prompt 1,000 calls for help as heavy rain continues – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

France says Putin needs to understand NATO has nuclear weapons

French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday that Russian President Vladimir Putin, when making threats about using nuclear weapons, needs to understand that NATO, too, is a nuclear alliance.

Reuters

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

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

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Reason

There Are Few Good Options in Ukraine Crisis

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

Reuters

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.

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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

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Al Jazeera

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.

The Guardian - US

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

Daily Mirror

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

Al Jazeera

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.

Chicago Sun-Times

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.

Daily Mirror

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

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.

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