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Horror at genocide in Ukraine as civilians slaughtered with bodies littering streets

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES: As Russian forces withdraw from the areas around the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, some of the horrors of what they have done are being revealed with bodies being discovered littering the streets of towns

Daily Mirror

Russia leaving mines on dead bodies as troops retreat, Ukrainian President claims

Earlier this week, Russia announced it was pulling forces out of some areas of northern Ukraine around the capital of Kyiv, the move was met with scepticism by Ukraine and the West

Daily Mirror

Russian retreat leaves trail of slain civilians in town near Kyiv

Dead civilians still lay scattered over the streets of the Ukrainian country town of Bucha on Saturday, three days after the invading Russian army pulled back from its abortive advance on Kyiv to the southeast.

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Russian soldiers hurl stun grenades and gunfire heard as they disrupt peaceful Ukrainian protests

Russian troops violently broke up a peaceful protest in the southern Ukrainian town of Enerhodar, throwing stun grenades and videos showed gunfire and explosions ringing out as people fled

Daily Mirror

Hundreds buried in mass grave in Bucha, near Kyiv: Mayor

Anatoly Fedoruk says the recaptured town’s streets are littered with corpses of civilians killed by Russian forces.

Al Jazeera

Billionaire Russian ex-arms trader joined London firm launch after Ukraine war began

Ukrainian president Voldodymr Zelensky personally sanctioned the oligarch in June last year - but he was still able to join App in the Air UK Ltd as a major shareholder

Daily Mirror

Explained | What is the status of India’s oil, defence purchases from Russia?

How is India circumventing the sanctions route to ensure supplies are not stopped? What is in the pipeline?

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‘Who’s talking climate change now?’ energy producers say

With the Russian invasion of Ukraine boosting energy costs and reducing availability, fossil fuel proponents push back.

Al Jazeera

Student, 22, armed with missile launcher has shot down two Russian jets and a helicopter

The woman was described as 'becoming an expert at firing the Igla missile launcher'. Her identity is being kept secret amid fears Russian assassins will target her.

Daily Mirror

A hundred firms pull $45 billion of deals since war in Ukraine

At least a hundred companies worldwide have delayed or pulled financing deals worth more than $45 billion since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Ukraine’s Zelenskyy warns of mines after Russians pull back from Kyiv, move deeper east

LVIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Russian troops were seeding northern areas of Ukraine with land mines as Moscow increasingly focused its offensive thrust on the eastern Donbas region — home of two self-proclaimed republics loyal to Russia.

Los Angeles Times

Canberra's Russian community despair over 'Putin's war'

Canberra's Russian community is "fragile and conflicted".

The Canberra Times

Boris Johnson congratulates Volodymyr Zelensky for retaking Kyiv from Russian troops

Deputy defence minister Hanna Malyar said the area around the capital had been ‘liberated’

Evening Standard

Lviv had its doubts about Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Here's how he won their hearts and minds

Lviv was the only region in Ukraine where the people did not choose Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the presidential election. But as the war drags into its fifth week, feelings in this corner of the country are shifting.

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Lithuania ceasing all Russian gas imports for domestic needs

Lithuania will no longer import Russian gas to meet its domestic needs, becoming the first country in Europe to have secured its independence from Russian supplies, the country's energy ministry said on Saturday.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine Says its Troops Have Retaken Full Control of Kyiv Region

Ukrainian troops have retaken control of the entire territory of Kyiv region, Ukraine's Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Malyar said on Saturday. "The whole Kyiv region is liberated from the invader," she said in a post on Facebook. Meanwhile, RIA news agency quoted Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying on Saturday…

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Venue for a future Russia-Ukraine leaders' summit most likely Turkey - Interfax

The venue for a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskiy would most likely be Turkey, Interfax Ukraine cited a Ukrainian negotiator as saying on Saturday.

The Independent UK

US cancels launch of intercontinental ballistic missile to prevent relations with Russia getting worse

Test of Minuteman III weapon was first delayed 2 March

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The three wars in Ukraine

The war can be seen as one of aggression and self-defence, of national liberation, and of secession. The likely outcomes of all three seem to point to a divided Ukraine, writes Stephen Hoadley

Reuters

Kremlin says talks with Ukraine not easy, important that they continue - RIA

Russia's talks with Ukraine have not been easy, but the main thing is that they are continuing, RIA news agency quoted Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying on Saturday.

Tribune News Service

Two European strongmen bid to keep power in the shadow of war

Two of Europe’s most dominant leaders are bidding to keep their grip on power in elections that have put a spotlight on their close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin after his invasion of Ukraine.

Daily Mirror

Russia's retreating forces laying mines and 'booby-trapping corpses', claims Zelensky

The Ukraine President says Russian forces are laying mines and tripwires in homes, equipment and even among the war dead to leave a trail of destruction as they retreat north

Daily Mirror

Five chilling signs Vladimir Putin may be suffering from thyroid cancer or Parkinson’s

Experts believe Russian despot Vladimir Putin may be taking steroids as a treatment for cancer - which can trigger nasty side effects, including rapid mood swings, behavioural changes, confusion and altered cognitive patterns

Los Angeles Times

Zelenskyy warns of mines in wake of Russian retreat in northern Ukraine

LVIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Russian troops were seeding northern areas of Ukraine with mines as Moscow increasingly focused its offensive thrust on the eastern Donbas region — home of two self-proclaimed republics loyal to Russia.

The Guardian - UK

Who has Putin’s ear? Inside the president’s inner circle

Western intelligence claim Russia’s leader is out of touch. But who has the upper hand in the Kremlin’s jostling factions – and is there a chance of a palace coup?

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