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The man who evacuated 200 people from Mariupol in a battered red van

As Russian forces tightened their siege of Mariupol and missiles rained down, Mykhailo Puryshev drove into the city six times last month to evacuate its citizens, somehow surviving despite his red van being all but destroyed.

Reuters

Inside Mariupol's factory of horrors with survivors 'left to rot' as supplies dwindle

Ukrainian soldiers, including members of the Azov Battalion, are hole up inside the Azovstal steel plant and refusing to surrender to the surrounding Russian forces

Daily Mirror

Russia warns of nuclear tensions as US, NATO officials meet in Germany

KHARKIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian officials pleaded Tuesday for more weapons as the U.S. and other Western defense ministers met in Germany amid Russian warnings that the threat of nuclear war “should not be underestimated” if NATO nations keep arming the embattled country.

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Russia warns of nuclear tensions as US, NATO officials meet in Germany

Los Angeles Times

Gunman kills two children and a teacher in Russia kindergarten shooting

The lone gunman - who has yet been identified - reportedly killed himself after the attack

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: How is Trans-Dniester related to war in Ukraine?

Among the sites of the former Soviet Union’s “frozen conflicts,” a long and narrow strip of land in Moldova has been the most stable for three decades

The Independent UK

Ukraine: will Putin's war alienate his many admirers on Europe's far right?

A key moment in the final French presidential debate between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen, before the recent election, was when Macron attacked his challenger on her links to Russia. “You cannot defend the interests of France,” he said, adding: “When you speak to Russia … you are talking…

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Kishida says Japan, South Korea should quickly improve ties

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is indicating his willingness to mend badly strained ties with South Korea, saying relations between the two U.S. allies are crucial when the rules-based international order is threatened by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

European nations 'set to follow suit' after Wimbledon ban on Russian and Belarusian stars

Wimbledon are reportedly set to be followed by their European nations concerning their ban on Russian and Belarusian players amid the ongoing war in Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Biggest energy shock since 1970s: World Bank

Energy prices have surged since the Russian invasion of Ukraine and, along with other commodities, are likely to remain at "historically high" levels through 2024, endangering economic growth, the World Bank warned Tuesday.

Bangkok Post

Why GE Shares Are Falling Today

General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) shares are trading lower Tuesday after the company reported financial results and announced it's experiencing ongoing challenges stemming from the Russia-Ukraine conflict, COVID-19 impacts in China, inflationary pressures and material sourcing delays.

Benzinga

What’s wrong with sickly Vladimir Putin?

What’s up with Vladimir Putin? From two big television appearances on Russian state television he appears pretty crook, mate, as Australians would say.

Evening Standard

Ukrainian influencer shows dozens of ‘battered bodies of Russian soldiers sent to die’

Footage uploaded online appears to show dozens of Russian soldiers that have been killed so far in the Ukraine invasion lying in mobile morgues.

Daily Record

The long history of oil price shocks

Oil prices were steadily climbing before Russia's invasion of Ukraine

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Chernobyl radiation levels 'normal' after 'very, very dangerous' Russian actions

International Atomic Energy Agency director general Rafael Grossi has warned that radiation levels at the Chernobyl power plant are rising due to weeks of fighting

The Independent UK

Nato ‘can blunt Russian attack’, senior military officer insists

The deputy chief of the defence staff dismissed claims that the UK and Nato were unprepared for a full-scale war with Russia.

Reuters

Russia's Lavrov dismisses Kyiv's proposal to stage peace talks in Mariupol

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Tuesday dismissed Kyiv's proposal to hold peace talks in the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol and said it was too early to talk about who would mediate any negotiations.

Reuters

U.N. is ready to save lives in Mariupol, U.N chief tells Russia

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told Russia's foreign minister on Tuesday that he is ready to fully mobilise the organisation's resources to save lives and evacuate people from the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol.

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The Independent UK

What weapons does Ukraine have to fight Russia and does it have nuclear missiles?

Volodymyr Zelensky continues to urge Europe to send more military support

The Independent UK

Truss: Russia using UN security council veto as green light for barbarism

Russia’s position as one of five veto-wielding members has limited the security council’s ability to censure Vladimir Putin’s regime.

The Independent UK

Wimbledon had ‘no viable alternative’ but to ban Russian and Belarusian players

Officials explained why they chose not to allow players to compete if they denounced the invasion of Ukraine.

The Conversation

Even once female Ukrainian refugees reach safety, they face new burdens as single heads of household

Russia’s war on Ukraine is, in many ways, a war on women. The fact that most women do not fight on the battlefield does not mean that their war experiences are less traumatic than male soldiers’ realities.

Reuters

Three killed in Russian kindergarten shooting

An armed man opened fire at a kindergarten in Russia's central Ulyanovsk region on Tuesday, killing two children and a teacher, the region's governor said.

Tribune News Service

Analysis: The Senate’s treaty oversight has atrophied just as it’s needed most

WASHINGTON — Pressing national security concerns stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Iran’s nuclear development are highlighting anew just how much the Senate has allowed its capacity to oversee treaties and international agreements to deteriorate.

Benzinga

Russia Punishes Meta For Alleged LGBT Propaganda

A Russian court penalized Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:FB) 4 million roubles ($0.05 million) for allegedly failing to delete posts that contain "LGBT propaganda," Reuters reports. A 2013 Russian law bans the "promotion of non-traditional sexual relations to minors." Previously, Russia slapped a criminal case against the Facebook parent for allowing users to call for "death…

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