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Russian strike killed 300 in Mariupol theater, Ukraine says

Ukrainian authorities say about 300 people were killed in the Russian airstrike last week that blasted open a Mariupol theater

The Independent UK

Russian nuclear submarines were sent into north Atlantic by Putin

The submarines returned to Russia shortly after they were deployed and British Navy chiefs described the move as 'posturing'

Wales Online

Putin considering possible scaling back of ambitions in Ukraine

Russian president expected to remove focus away from Kyiv and concentrate on gaining control of the east

Wales Online

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Blind mystic who predicted Putin's war on the world has more chilling 2022 predictions

"Too much it is brought in a victim. Nobody can stop Russia."

Irish Mirror

Is Ukraine unhappy with Ireland over Russia invasion? Latest update after President Zelensky's two words spark concern

The Taoiseach is currently in Brussels attending an EU leaders summit about the invasion.

Irish Mirror

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 31 of the invasion

Ukraine’s president again calls on Russia to negotiate while Emmanuel Macron is trying assemble a coalition to evacuate civilians from Mariupol

The Guardian - AU

EU countries agree to jointly purchase gas

European Union (EU) countries have agreed to jointly buy and store gas, hydrogen and liquefied natural gas to address the challenge of reducing energy dependence on Russia while protecting Europeans from spiraling energy costs. They stopped short of imposing a ceiling on energy prices, however.

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Russian state TV warns of World War Three 'nuclear war' if Nato intervenes in Ukraine

Propagandists on Russian television are stating that Vladimir Putin will escalate the conflict if the West defends Ukraine

Wales Online

American Tyler Jacob released from Russian captivity after trying to flee Ukraine

Minnesota man was removed from bus at checkpoint in Crimea as he tried to get to Turkey

The Independent UK

Vladimir Putin's troops on defensive as Ukraine captures more than 100 tanks

Ukraine have been counter-attacking with claims that they have captured at least 117 Russian tanks while there have also been reports that they have destroyed 500 tanks

Daily Mirror

VIDEO: Fighter Jet Draws Z In Sky As Russia Claims Destruction Of Ukrainian Installations, Equipment

The jets recorded footage of the incident, which was posted by the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Zenger

UK targets Russian drone manufacturer in new wave of sanctions

The Ministry of Defence reveals that unmanned aerial vehicle producer Kronshtadt is being blacklisted

Wales Online

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky sends warning to 'traitors' - speech in full in English

'You switched sides because you thought you would live better, right?'

Wales Online

Scoop: Ukrainians flock to U.S.-Mexico border

Nearly 1,000 have shown up so far this month after Russia’s invasion.

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The Independent UK

China, Russia cool to US aim for more N. Korea sanctions

North Korea's test of a big new intercontinental ballistic missile is prompting the United States to press for stiffer U.N. sanctions

Daily Mirror

Famed 198-year-old Russian oak banned from European Tree of the Year contest due to war

The 198-year-old Russian oak tree - planted by novelist Ivan Turgenev and destroyed by a hurricane last year - was disqualified by the European Tree of the Year competition due to the Ukraine invasion

Bangkok Post

FTI jittery on car export goal

The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) expects Thailand's car exports to miss the target of 1 million units this year amid growing concerns over a raw material shortage and surging prices, driven by the Russia-Ukraine war.

Bangkok Post

Automakers fear parts shortage amid conflict

The Russia-Ukraine war is threatening to cause a shortage of auto parts for European automakers, which will affect global supply chains and car assembly in Thailand, says the Thai Automotive Industry Association (TAIA).

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The Independent UK

YouTube removes account publishing hoaxes of ministers over Russia links

The account, allegedly running a Kremlin disinformation campaign, published videos of Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and Home Secretary Priti Patel.

France 24

Ceasefire in Ethiopia allows key aid delivery

Tigrayan rebels agree to a humanitarian ceasefire with Ethiopia's federal government. The nearly 17-month-long conflict has killed thousands of people and left millions in need of food aid. Also, ECOWAS leaders warn they could slap sanctions on Guinea and Burkina Faso, while maintaining sanctions on Mali. And we bring you…

Daily Mirror

Orlando Bloom meets with heartbroken Ukrainian mum with three children at Moldovan border

Hollywood actor Orlando Bloom, 45, travelled to Moldova with UNICEF to speak to families fleeing the Ukraine-Russia war

Reuters

Ukrainian refugees from Moldova arrive via air bridge in Germany

The first 134 of 2,500 Ukrainian refugees who Germany promised to admit from Moldova arrived on Friday as part of broader European plans to help Ukraine's neighbours look after those fleeing the Russian invasion.

Irish Mirror

Vladimir Putin's family relationships unravelling as invasion 'failures' take toll

The Russian leader had planned to take Ukraine within a matter of days, but these plans have not materialised, leading Putin’s family to come under severe pressure, according to some sources

Daily Mirror

Horrors of Mariupol as city 90% destroyed and population starves to death

Ukraine's theatre of horror as officials in Mariupol city compile the grim death toll and Russian TV makes nuclear war threats amid more warnings of possible chemical attack

Reuters

Russians who spread fake news about officials abroad face jail -Interfax

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday formally approved a law which says people found guilty of spreading fake news about the work of officials abroad can be sentenced to up to 15 years in jail, Interfax news agency said.

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