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Chilling satellite images show bodies in Bucha streets - proving Russia is lying

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT: Pictures taken on March 19 reveal dark objects found in the same places where rotting corpses were found after Russia withdrew - confirming Vladimir Putin's cronies are lying

Daily Mirror

Treasury bars Russia payments in dollars from US accounts

The Treasury Department will not allow any Russian government debt payments from accounts at U.S. financial institutions to be made in U.S. dollars, an agency official says

The Independent UK

West must hit Russian economy even harder, says Liz Truss

UK foreign secretary reveals Moscow now cannot access 60% of foreign currency reserves

The Guardian - UK

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Latvia closes two Russian consulates, expels staff

Latvia ordered the closure of two Russian consulates in the country and told staff to leave the country, its foreign ministry said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Cop For Kids: Ukraine Cop Offers Himself Up As Hostage For Russians In Exchange For Mariupols Kids

Vyacheslav Abroskin has slammed the Russians for not taking him up as a hostage in exchange for freeing the kids of Mariupol.

Zenger

300 killed by Mali's army and foreigners, says rights group

An international rights group says Mali's army and foreign soldiers suspected to be Russian recently killed an estimated 300 men — some of them suspected Islamic extremist fighters but most civilians — in Moura in central Mali

The Independent UK

Ukrainian-Americans hold protest outside Tucker Carlson event over his pro-Putin comments

‘He needs to show the world he has empathy’

The Independent UK

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Putin says possible nationalization of Russian assets abroad is "a double-edged weapon"

Possible nationalization of Russian assets abroad is "a double-edged weapon", Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday, in comments suggesting that Russia was capable of responding in kind.

Reuters

‘Often a Russian mother has a TV for a brain’: Ukraine YouTuber films PoWs calling home

Volodymyr Zolkin says interviews cut through Putin’s lies and denies they violate Geneva conventions

The Guardian - UK

Evening Standard Comment: After the horror of Bucha, the West must ratchet up sanctions on Putin

The Kremlin is attempting to cover up the atrocities it has orchestrated in Bucha. Its lies may convince some in Russia who live without access to free media, without freedom of expression, where the word of Vladimir Putin is final and protest is potentially fatal. But in the free world,…

Evening Standard

Zelenskyy to address UN as renewed Russian offensive looms in east

KYIV, Ukraine — Armed with evidence of gruesome atrocities by Moscow’s troops against civilians, Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenskyy is expected to make an impassioned appeal to the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday for a full-scale war crimes investigation as his defense officials warned of a reinvigorated Russian assault in…

Los Angeles Times

ITV GMB viewers slam Richard Madeley's 'Alan Partridge' moment after comparing Russian war crimes to story about man on bus

ITV viewers were baffled at the relevance of the story and the GMB host was once again compared to spoof broadcaster Alan Partridge.

Daily Record

Russia guilty of worst war crimes since World War II, Zelensky tells UN

UN must urgently be reformed to protect global security, Ukrainian president says

The Independent UK

Ukrainian family finds refuge in Prague's Russian community

A month after fleeing her home in central Ukraine with her three sons, Yulia Sarycheva is sharing a pot of tea with a pair of artists who are putting them up in their home in an old Prague suburb.

Reuters

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‘Motorcade of shame’: outrage over pro-Russia displays at Berlin rally

Protest aimed to draw attention to hostility towards Russians but included pro-war elements

The Conversation

How Ukraine has defended itself against cyberattacks – lessons for the US

In 2014, as Russia launched a proxy war in Eastern Ukraine and annexed Crimea, and in the years that followed, Russian hackers hammered Ukraine. The cyberattacks went so far as to knock out the power grid in parts of the country in 2015. Russian hackers stepped up their efforts against…

The Conversation

Why Russia has put the rouble on a gold standard – but it's unlikely to last

The Bank of Russia, the country’s central bank, has surprisingly announced a fixed price for buying gold with roubles. With a price of RUB5,000 (£45.12) for a gram of gold, to my knowledge it’s the first time that a nation’s currency has been expressed in “gold parity” since Switzerland decided…

The Guardian - UK

Russian mercenaries and Mali army accused of killing 300 civilians

Human Rights Watch says deaths during anti-jihadist operation in Moura ‘the worst atrocity in Mali in a decade’

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Reuters

Factbox-Seized or sailing away: What we know about oligarchs and their assets

The latest on Russia's oligarchs and their assets:

Evening Standard

President Volodymyr Zelensky tells of horror of Russian war crimes in UN Security Council address

Ukraine’s president has compared the Russian army’s actions to ‘other terrorists’

The Independent UK

Future peace negotiations a ‘challenge’ after Bucha killings, says Zelensky

EU and US set to announce more sanctions against Russia over massacre

The Conversation

Using lies and disinformation, Putin and his team have been building the case for a Ukraine invasion for 14 years

As the invasion of Ukraine began in late February 2022, President Vladimir Putin offered several justifications for why Russia had no other option.

The Conversation

Putin is staking his political future on victory in Ukraine – and has little incentive to make peace

Despite stop-and-start peace talks, a resolution to the brutal war in Ukraine appears distant.

Reuters

Ukraine, Russian-backed separatists trade accusations over acid tank explosion

Ukraine and Russian-backed separatist forces both reported on Tuesday that an industrial acid tank had been blown up in eastern Ukraine, creating a serious potential hazard for local people, and each pinned the blame on the other.

Reuters

NATO says Russia regrouping to try to take Ukraine's Donbas

Russia is likely to launch a new offensive in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region in the next few weeks, NATO Secretary-General Jensen Stolen said on Tuesday, adding that allies had time to help prepare the Ukrainian military.

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