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Ukraine war: the US and UK missile systems which will challenge Russia's artillery dominance

The US and UK have agreed to send Ukraine several medium-range missile systems, despite continuing threats and warnings from Russia about the consequences of continued western support in general, and supply of these weapons in particular. Russia possesses similar weapons in abundance – and has used them extensively. So why…

The Conversation

Ukraine has 'every chance' to fight back in Sievierodonetsk, Zelenskiy says

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday that Russian forces had the numerical advantage in the battle for the eastern city of Sievierodonetsk, but that Ukraine's forces had "every chance" of fighting back.

Reuters

Russian artists grapple with the same dilemma as their Soviet forebears – to stay or to go?

With few exceptions, most Russian artists who oppose the war have been relegated to releasing songs, posting artwork or publishing articles on social media.

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European unity on Ukraine growing more difficult, says Estonian PM

Kaja Kallas warns pain of sanctions will test relations, and also criticises Macron’s stance on Putin

The Guardian - UK

Johnson discusses efforts to lift blockade of Ukrainian grain exports

Britain is also to supply Ukraine with long-range multiple launch rocket systems to strike Russian artillery systems.

The Independent UK

New blow to Vladimir Putin as colonel close to Chechen warlord is seriously wounded

Another Russian colonel has been injured as the battle for Luhansk continues and now close to 50 Russian colonels are known to have died in Ukraine during the war

Daily Mirror

Ukraine has enough forces to beat back Russian attacks on Sievierodonetsk - mayor

Ukraine has concentrated enough forces to repel Russian attacks in the frontline eastern city of Sievierodonetsk, but neither side is preparing to withdraw and street fighting rages, mayor Oleksandr Stryuk told Ukrainian television.

Reuters

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Little cheer for Russian beer lovers as sanctions bite

"Sorry, that was the last bottle of Czech beer we had," said a waiter at a central Moscow restaurant, a month after Russia sent troops into Ukraine and the West imposed sweeping sanctions.

Reuters

Vladimir Putin's space chief issues wild Satan-2 hypersonic missile threat

Dmitry Rogozin - the head of Russia's Roscosmos space agency - threatened Bulgaria, Romania and Montenegro with a 208-ton, 16,000mph Sarmat "Satan 2" missile

Daily Mirror

Commentary: Sanctions fatigue is next obstacle in confronting Putin

The momentum behind Western sanctions against Vladimir Putin is flagging. Even as the European Union toasts its toughest restrictions yet against the Russian war machine — including a partial ban on oil imports — concessions are mounting, from exempting pipeline crude to removing Putin’s favorite cleric from the sanctions list.

Tribune News Service

India in talks to increase Russian oil imports from Rosneft

NEW DELHI: India is looking to double down on its Russian oil imports with state-owned refiners eager to take more heavily discounted supplies from Rosneft PJSC as international players turn down dealings with Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.

The Times of India

UK's Johnson and Ukraine's Zelenskiy discuss ways to end blockade of Ukraine’s ports

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Monday discussed efforts to end Russia's blockade of Ukrainian grain exports, a Downing Street spokesperson said.

Reuters

Russia's Lavrov calls decision to block plane 'unprecedented'

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Monday described as "unprecedented" a move by three eastern European countries to block his plane from travelling to Serbia, adding that he had yet to receive an explanation for their decision.

Reuters

Russia Says Ban on Lavrov’s Plane a ‘Hostile Action’

The Kremlin on Monday said airspace closures by three eastern European countries which prevented Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov from traveling to Serbia were a "hostile action." Countries surrounding Serbia - Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Montenegro - closed their airspace to an official plane that would have carried Moscow's top…

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The Independent UK

Russian minister's visit canceled after overflight refusal

Serbia says that a planned visit by Russia’s foreign minister to the Balkan country will not take place

Reuters

Russia says nuclear arms talks with U.S are necessary but "unlikely" at present time

The Kremlin said on Monday that it is interested in talks with the United States over nuclear arms but said that negotiations were unlikely to take place at this time.

Reuters

Ukraine rebases businesses from war front to shield vital producers

Oleg Averyanov's factory produced fire trucks and employed 600 people until it was forced to halt operations and close its doors as a Russian invasion force poured over the border into his region in northeastern Ukraine on Feb. 24.

Al Jazeera

Exhuming Ukraine’s dead for war crimes investigations

As Kyiv district authorities investigate possible war crimes perpetrated by Russian troops, volunteers exhume bodies.

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The Hindu

Online classes hurting internship chances of medicos who have studied abroad

Over 110 students who studied in Russian, Georgian varsities await registration

The Guardian - UK

‘The occupier should never feel safe’: rise in partisan attacks in Ukraine

Underground efforts appearing to spread, say analysts, after reports of explosions and attacks on Russian border guards

Al Jazeera

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 103

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 103rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Independent UK

‘Several thousand’ dolphins may have already died during Russia-Ukraine war, Black Sea scientists warn

Turkish marine research foundation has also raised alarm about war’s effects on marine ecosystems

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war deepens China’s mistrust of the west

Analysis: the conflict in Europe has entrenched the differences between Beijing and the US and its allies

The Independent UK

Struggling chip shops to ask Norway for more fish to keep prices under control

Fears grow that third of UK fish and chip shops could shut

The Guardian - UK

Zelenskiy visits Ukrainian troops on frontline as Russia pushes them back

President makes rare publicised visit outside Kyiv to Lysychansk

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