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The Latest Breaking News from Russia

Killing of Ukrainian civilians likely to be war crime, says Coveney

Mr Coveney was speaking during a visit to Kyiv on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Strains in German coalition as junior partners turn on Scholz over Ukraine

Frustration is growing among German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's junior coalition partners over what they say are shortcomings in his leadership on Ukraine, an internal rift that risks undermining Western unity against Russia.

Reuters

Russian warship Moskva on fire but afloat, Pentagon says

US defence officials say it is unclear what caused blast which Ukraine claims to be result of missile strikes

The Guardian - UK

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Vladimir Putin's coup paranoia spirals as he arrests close ally who ‘made him President’

As part of a criminal probe which has also arrested around 150 Russian security agents, former deputy prime minister Vladislav Surkov was detained and is now being held under house arrest

Daily Mirror

Russian warship blown up with 300 sailors believed to have died 'after Ukraine missile strike'

The Moskva missile cruiser, Russia's Black Sea flagship, has been severely damaged with a Ukrainian official having said it was hit by a missile but Moscow claims that ammunition on board exploded.

Daily Record

Ex-hockey keeper and soldier recalls 'paranoia and heartbreak' of drive to Ukraine border

Southgate HC goalkeeper and former soldier Jon Dann has been back and forth to the Ukraine border to help deliver supplies to civilians amid the Russian invasion

Daily Mirror

Ally of Russia's Navalny ordered to serve 6 months in prison

A Russian court has replaced the parole-like restrictions on an associate of imprisoned opposition leader Alexey Navalny with a prison sentence

The Independent UK

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IMF chief: Ukraine war and inflation threaten global economy

The head of the International Monetary Fund warned that Russia’s war against Ukraine was weakening the economic prospects for most of the world’s countries and called high inflation “a clear and present danger’’ to the global economy

The Independent UK

Hundreds of worn-out Ukrainian soldiers surrender after Russia 'encirclement'

Images show Ukrainian men, some of whom appeared injured, also lined up and pictured against a wall in the beleaguered port city of Mariupol

Daily Mirror

Russian flagship suffers ‘significant damage’ as Ukraine claims missile attack

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia’s flagship in the Black Sea has suffered “significant damage,” the Russian defense ministry acknowledged Thursday, as Ukraine said it attacked the vessel with a shore-to-ship missile.

Los Angeles Times

Moldova says reports Russian army trying to recruit its citizens are dangerous

(This April 14 story makes clear in headline and first paragraph that Moldova did not directly accuse the Russian army, and corrects day on which minister made comments; in fourth and fifth paragraph adds context of minister's remarks and corrects exact wording of quote)

Reuters

Trump, Putin and their kind: Going down

Old-guard autocrats like Trump, Putin and Erdogan can't control information — in the end, that will destroy them

Salon

Why do peace talks fail? A negotiation expert answers 5 questions about the slim chances for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine

Ukraine and Russia have held intermittent peace talks since the end of February 2022, just days after Russia first launched a war.

The Conversation

Chief ICC prosecutor declares Ukraine a ‘crime scene’ after visiting Bucha to investigate Russia’s war

There are ’reasonable grounds’ to suggest Russia has committed war crimes in Ukraine, says Karim Khan QC

The Independent UK

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Reuters

Finns living near border watch Russia warily, recall dark past

The once bustling border crossing of Imatra, on Finland's frontier with Russia, now stands idle as the town's inhabitants cast a nervous eye towards their giant eastern neighbour following its invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

EU payment in roubles for Russian gas would violate sanctions regime -document

Payment for Russian gas in roubles by European Union buyers as demanded by President Vladimir Putin would break the EU's sanctions regime against Moscow, an internal European Commission note said.

The Guardian - UK

Russia warns of nuclear weapons in Baltic if Sweden and Finland join Nato

Lithuania plays down threat, claiming Russians already have such weapons in Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad

Reuters

Russian court sentences Navalny ally to 6 months in jail - RIA

A Russian court on Thursday ordered the jailing for six months of Lyubov Sobol, an ally of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, replacing earlier parole-like restrictions, a RIA news agency correspondent reported.

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Radio France Internationale

French presidential hopeful Le Pen outlines major shift in foreign policy

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen says she will back closer ties between NATO and Russia and pull Paris out of the alliance's military command if she wins the presidential race against incumbent Emmanuel Macron.

The Independent UK

Moskva: What happened to the Russian warship that was involved in Snake Island attack

Moskva is the ship Ukrainian soldiers on Snake Island told to “go f**k yourself” soon after Russia invaded

Reuters

Ukraine's past and present intertwine as a war historian seeks refuge

In late February, on a cold night in Kharkiv, Viktoria Naumenko caught a bus to a bar where two of her closest friends were waiting to tell her about their engagement. Outside, she lit a cigarette to calm her nerves before stepping into the noisy cafe. She texted a friend…

Evening Standard

L’Occitane to stay in Russia despite political pressure

French luxury cosmetics retailer L’Occitane will keep its stores in Russia open despite political pressure to close them, the company has announced.

Benzinga

Russian Ransomware Group Credentials Leaked In Supposed Revenge Act: CNBC

A security researcher saw a prolific Russian ransomware group Conti born in 2020, amass 350 members who collectively made $2.7 billion in cryptocurrency in only two years, CNBC reports. The group's post expressing their siding with Russia led to a leak of details about the size, leadership, business operations, and ransomware…

The Independent UK

How France's presidential election could impact Ukraine war

France may be thousands of kilometers away from the battlefields of eastern Ukraine, but what happens in French voting stations this month could have repercussions there

The Independent UK

China rejects 'pressure or coercion' over Russia relations

China says it will reject “any pressure or coercion" over its relationship with Russia

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