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How worried should Europe be as Russia starts cutting off gas supplies?

Analysis: Putin is determined to use resource as a weapon, as shown in move to cut off Poland and Bulgaria

The Guardian - UK

How US spies helped Ukraine kill 44 of Vladimir Putin's top generals and colonels

American officials said the US has been helping Ukraine to target Russian forces in what it calls a massive and unprecedented intelligence sharing operation

Daily Mirror

Russian ambassador denies lying to Irish public over Ukraine

Days before the war began, Yury Filatov branded the suggestion that Russia would invade Ukraine ‘insane’.

The Independent UK

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Microsoft discloses onslaught of Russian cyberattacks on Ukraine

Russian government hackers carried out multiple cyber operations against Ukraine that appeared to support Moscow's military attacks and online propaganda campaigns, Microsoft said in a report on Wednesday.

Reuters

Garmin Beats on Q1 Earnings; Margins Shrink Amid High Freight Cost, Component Supply Crisis

Garmin Ltd (NYSE:GRMN) reported first-quarter FY22 revenue growth of 9% year-on-year to $1.17 billion, beating the consensus of $1.12 billion. Revenue from Fitness declined 28% Y/Y to $220.9 million, Outdoor rose 50% Y/Y to $384.6 million, Aviation improved 1% Y/Y to $174.8 million, Marine jumped 21% Y/Y to $254.1 million, and Auto sales…

Benzinga

Whelan family has questions after Russia releases Reed

WASHINGTON — The family of Michigan's Paul Whelan expressed happiness Wednesday at Russia's release of another former Marine, Trevor Reed, while appearing frustrated the U.S. government has allowed their brother and son to remain in custody there for more than three years.

Tribune News Service

Ukraine: UN takes a step towards addressing 'veto problem' which stopped it condemning Russia

The day after Russian troops crossed the border to begin their invasion of Ukraine, the United Nations Security Council drafted a resolution condemning the invasion and calling on Russia to withdraw unconditionally. What happened next was predictable enough: Russia vetoed the resolution.

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Boris Johnson ‘tempting evil’ by revealing Ukrainian soldiers trained in Poland

Former head of Polish army criticises UK prime minister for risking safety of soldiers

The Guardian - UK

Fears Ukraine war is spreading amid mystery explosions in contested Transnistria region

Multiple explosions have been reported in Transnistria - a Russian-controlled region in Moldova that has declared itself independent - sparking fears the invasion will spillover

Daily Mirror

Swiss implement further EU sanctions against Russia, Belarus

Switzerland has implemented more European Union sanctions against Russia and Belarus, the government said on Wednesday, in steps designed to reduce the countries' ability to raise funds or expand their industrial capacity.

Reuters

Kazakhstan may punish Russian TV host over 'look at Ukraine' threat

Kazakhstan may declare a prominent Russian television host persona non grata after he said the Central Asian nation could meet the same fate as Ukraine if it did not side decisively with Russia, a Kazakh official said on Wednesday.

Reuters

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Despite prevailing worries about a prolonged Ukraine-Russia War disrupting the supply of steel globally, the government's initiatives to assist the domestic steel industry and robust steel demand could fuel the sector's growth. Therefore, we think it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound steel stocks Steel Dynamics (STLD) and…

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Russian gas crisis: 5 things to know about Europe’s supply

Russia is cutting gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria, and is threatening to cut off other countries in Europe.

Al Jazeera

Why Bulgaria and Poland can withstand Russia cutting off their gas supply

Russian energy giant Gazprom has completely cut off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria. Both countries are apparently being punished for refusing Russia’s demand that they pay for their gas in roubles.

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Russian forces disperse pro-Ukraine rally, tighten control in occupied Kherson

Russian forces used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse a pro-Ukraine rally in the occupied city of Kherson on Wednesday, Ukraine's Prosecutor General said, as Moscow tightened its grip over the southern Ukrainian region.

The Independent UK

Labour: UK is complacent on energy security and must ‘sprint to net zero’

Shadow Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said Poland and Bulgaria deserved the UK’s ‘full solidarity’ after Russia cut gas supplies.

The Independent UK

Chinese drone company suspends business in Russia and Ukraine

Decision marks a rare case of a Chinese firm pulling out of Russia due to its war in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Russia attacks infrastructure in western Ukraine to slow supply lines

Railways, fuel depots and bridges are being targeted to hinder delivery of weapons to Donbas

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Daily Mirror

UK affected as Europe gas prices rise after Russia shuts off supply to neighbours

Russia has cut off its gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria in what it says is a dispute about the countries not paying in roubles. Vladimir Putin's state has been accused of weaponising gas supplies

The Independent UK

China, Russia, five others make US property rights blacklist

The United States is putting China, Russia and five other countries on its annual blacklist for lax enforcement of intellectual property rights that leaves American companies vulnerable to copyright and trademark piracy

Daily Mirror

Russian troops 'don't like fighting in the rain' as they wage war in Ukraine

Western officials said Vladimir Putin's invading forces were reluctant to go into action as the rain pours down on the battlefield

The Independent UK

Which countries are most dependent on Russian gas imports?

Gazprom decision to stop supplying gas to ‘unfriendly’ Poland and Bulgaria denounced as ‘blackmail’

ABC News

Russia releases former US marine Trevor Reed in surprise prisoner swap with a convicted drug trafficker

Russia and the United States carry out a prisoner exchange, trading a marine veteran jailed in Moscow for a convicted Russian drug trafficker serving a long prison sentence in America.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin hints he'll use nukes with 'lightning fast' response if Russia threatened

Addressing lawmakers in St Petersburg, a fuming Putin claimed the West wants to cut Russia up into different pieces and threatened his nation would respond quickly if others interfere in Ukraine

Reuters

Canada imposes further Russia-related sanctions on 203 individuals over Donbass attacks

Canada said on Wednesday it was imposing sanctions on 203 individuals that it says are complicit in Russia's attempted annexation of certain areas of Donbas in eastern Ukraine.

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