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Satellite images appear to show Russian vessels stealing grain from Ukraine

Ukraine is also fighting a war on agriculture against Russia, which is accused of hijacking Ukrainian grain and aggravating the global food crisis. Satellite images and videos also appear to show Russians deliberately targeting Ukrainian agricultural facilities and stealing harvest equipment. We tell you more in this edition of Truth…

France 24

Everything you need to know as petrol prices keep going up amid cost of living crisis

The main reason for petrol prices going up is a jump in oil prices, with demand rising sharply as economies around the world emerged from Covid lockdowns. Prices also spiked after Russia invaded Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Western artillery already making difference for Ukraine -regional governor

Western-supplied artillery systems are already making a difference on the ground for Ukraine and it is "just a question of time" before its forces win back significant ground in the south, the governor of the Mykolaiv region said on Wednesday.

Reuters

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Ukraine's Zelenskiy: Sievierodonetsk defenders are inflicting big losses

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Wednesday said defenders in the city of Sievierodonetsk were inflicting major losses on Russian troops during what he called a very fierce and very difficult battle.

Reuters

Mobile phones have changed the rules of war. Ukrainians are using that to their advantage

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has seen the smartphone transformed into an instrument of war, with both sides using the mobile devices to gain the upper hand.

ABC News

Moscow’s chief rabbi leaves Russia amid pressure to back war

Pinchas Goldschmidt refused to publicly support the ‘special operation’ in Ukraine, a relative says.

Al Jazeera

Two Britons, Moroccan risk death penalty after guilty pleas in Donetsk court

Two Britons and a Moroccan who were captured while fighting for Ukraine could face the death penalty after pleading guilty in a court of one of Russia's proxies in eastern Ukraine, Russia's RIA news agency reported.

Reuters

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Food held hostage: How to free up Black Sea route for global supplies?

Talk about competing narratives. Russia's foreign minister is in Turkey's capital, where his hosts talked up the prospect of a UN-brokered plan to free up the Black Sea and the food supplies blocked by the war in Ukraine. The Kremlin wants the waters de-mined and the West to lift "sanctions"…

France 24

Captured Britons ‘face 20 years in jail after appearing in pro-Russian court’

The video appeared to show the two Britons in the dock in the pro-Russian territory’s supreme court alongside a third man.

The Independent UK

Russians flock to EU court in long-shot bids to undo sanctions

Russian billionaires hit by European Union sanctions over Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine are flocking to the bloc’s courts in an attempt to extricate themselves from the EU’s target list of rich individuals. History shows their chances of lasting success are slim.

Tribune News Service

Russia attacking Ukraine food targets to scare world, says regional governor

Russia is attacking food and agriculture targets in Ukraine in order to scare the world into agreeing a deal to reopen the Black Sea on Moscow's terms, the head of the region where a major agricultural storage facility was struck on Sunday said.

Reuters

Russian forces control most of Sievierodonetsk, are shelling twin city -official

Russian forces control most of the strategic Ukrainian city of Sievierodonetsk and are heavily shelling the twin city of Lysychansk, causing major damage, the governor of Luhansk region said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Venezuelan leader, barred from US summit, arrives in Turkey

Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro has been welcomed in the Turkish capital one the same day as the foreign minister of Russia, a key ally of the ostracized Latin American regime, was also visiting the city

The Independent UK

Buying When There's Blood In The Streets: The Pros And Cons. Three Examples From The Ukraine War.

Buying When There's Blood In The Streets

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Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin making big mistake by constantly threatening nuclear war, experts say

A damning new report about the Russian dictator's highly provocative statements on the possible use of nuclear weapons suggests the Kremlin’s strategy may be backfiring on them

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine and Russia ‘compete to be last army standing’ as Donbas deaths mount

Analysis: Signs the invaders are reaching exhaustion – but can the defenders cope with their military losses?

Daily Mirror

Russia tries to link Brit fighter to Ukraine mass grave as captured dad faces trial

Andrew Hill, 35, from Plymouth, faces a possible death penalty and is one of three captured Brits currently on trial in the unrecognised Donetsk People’s Republic for "monstrous crimes"

Daily Mirror

Kamila Valieva saga at Winter Olympics forces figure skating rule change

Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva, 15, is still under investigation after failing a doping test in an explosive saga which tainted the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics

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The Conversation

Ukraine: international pressure needs to be on Moscow, not Kyiv

Having crossed the 100-day mark, the war in Ukraine is having an ever more obvious, and negative, impact on a wide range of issues. From a global food crisis that could last for years to serious problems with the cost of living and the prospect of a world recession, the…

Chicago Sun-Times

Brittney Griner’s fate intertwined with other American held in Russia

WNBA star Griner is easily the most prominent American locked up by a foreign country. But the Phoenix Mercury player’s case is tangled up with that of another prisoner few Americans have heard of.

Evening Standard

US seizes $325m Russian superyacht Amadea in Fiji after court battle

The US has seized a $325m (£258.8m) Russian-owned superyacht in Fiji on Tuesday after winning a legal battle.

The Guardian - UK

Moscow’s chief rabbi ‘in exile’ after resisting Kremlin pressure over war

Pinchas Goldschmidt left Russia just weeks after invasion of Ukraine, daughter-in-law says

France 24

Ukraine has been in a digital war 'since 2014', deputy minister says

Since February 24, Ukraine has been putting up fierce resistance against Russia: on the ground, but also in the digital sphere. FRANCE 24 spoke with Ukraine's Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation, George Dubinskiy. He explained that Ukraine, which suffered several large-scale cyberattacks long before February 24, has been in a…

The Independent UK

Germany to keep more coal plants on hand in case of gas cuts

Germany wants to temporarily keep additional coal-fired power plants on stand-by for almost two years to stave off a possible electricity shortage in case natural gas supplies are suddenly reduced by Russia

Reuters

Ukraine pushed back to outskirts of Sievierodonetsk, governor says

Ukrainian forces have been pushed back by a Russian bombardment in the eastern city of Sievierodonetsk and now only control its outskirts, the region's governor told the RBC-Ukraine media outlet on Wednesday.

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