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Glasgow oblivious as unmarked military convoy carrying 'up to six' nuclear warheads passes through city

The convoy was tracked by nuclear campaigners as it made its way up the M74 and onto the M8 just a mile or so south of Glasgow city centre on its way to Royal Naval Armaments Depot Coulport on Loch Long.

Glasgow Live

Chinese official calls sanctions on Russia increasingly 'outrageous'

A senior Chinese government official said on Saturday that sanctions imposed by Western nations on Russia over Ukraine are increasingly "outrageous".

Reuters

What is a Kinzhal missile? The hypersonic weapon Russia says it used for the first time in Ukraine

Russia claims to have destroyed a bunker storing missiles and ammunition

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‘Sometimes yellow is just yellow’: Russia denies that cosmonauts wore Ukrainian colours to show support

‘To see the Ukrainian flag everywhere and in everything is crazy’, Russian space agency says

The Independent UK

‘Tanks on the street’ as Russia ‘tightens noose’ around Mariupol

Attempts to rescue people from underneath a theatre in Mariupol are being hampered by intense fighting in the area, the city’s mayor has said.

Evening Standard

Zelensky warns war will cost Russia for "generations"

Zelensky said Putin is deliberately creating "a humanitarian catastrophe."

Axios

The week in audio: the best podcasts on the conflict in Ukraine

There’s no shortage of excellent analysis of the Ukraine crisis, but there’s nothing to match the contributions of people at the sharp end of it

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Russia’s invasion could reignite nuclear arms scramble

When Ukraine gave up its stockpile of nuclear weapons, it expected protection from the great powers. Russia’s invasion could start a global re-think.

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Zelenskyy urges direct talks with Putin as war in Ukraine continues to rage

LVIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday as Russian forces kept up attacks on the besieged suburbs of Kyiv and the southern city of Mariupol while announcing they had used hypersonic missiles for the first time to destroy an…

Los Angeles Times

Horror video shows 'invisible' Russian hypersonic missile destroying buildings in Ukraine

A clip filmed from a drone shows people fleeing a military base in the Ivano-Frankivsk region

Manchester Evening News

Vladimir Putin 'asks Kremlin staff to perform doomsday nuclear attack drill'

Vladimir Putin is said to be a 'depressed' loner and 'often pours his anger out on those close to him', a source had claimed

Daily Mirror

Ukraine's Zelenskiy urges Swiss to crack down on Russian oligarchs

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged Switzerland on Saturday to crack down on Russian oligarchs who he said were helping to wage war on his country from the safety of "beautiful Swiss towns".

Reuters

European aviation authority says GPS network under constant 'jamming' or 'spoofing' attacks

Satellite navigation system affected by war between Ukraine and Russia

Wales Online

On Ukraine, let's follow the money

Public opinion, both parties and the Pentagon are together on this. That means it's time to ask some questions

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The Independent UK

Halliburton, Schlumberger suspend operations in Russia

U.S. oil field services companies Halliburton Co. and Schlumberger are suspending their operations in Russia as the Houston, Texas-based businesses react to U.S. sanctions over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Zenger

VIDEO: Homegrown Laser-Guided Anti-Tank Missile Systems Hit Russian War Machines As Ukrainians Cheer

U.S. and other nations rushing sophisticated weaponry to help Ukraine battle Russian military.

Evening Standard

Plane grounded over ‘possible links’ to Russia

A private jet has been grounded while possible links to Russia are investigated.

Daily Mirror

Russia ridicules claim cosmonauts wore yellow suits as sign of support to Ukraine

The Russian Space Agency has claimed that the yellow suits worn by three cosmonauts on their mission to the International Space Station was not a reference to Ukraine

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Reuters

Ukraine has evacuated 190,000 civilians from battle zones, says deputy PM

Ukraine has evacuated 190,000 civilians from frontline areas via humanitarian corridors since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said in a televised interview on Saturday.

Reuters

Brexit shows Britons love freedom in same way as Ukrainians, Johnson says

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Saturday that Brexit showed British people loved freedom in the same way as Ukrainians fighting Russia's invasion, comments that were branded tasteless by opposition lawmakers and commentators.

Reuters

UK's Johnson sees no return of normal relations with Putin

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Saturday it would be a mistake to normalise relations with President Vladimir Putin following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

France 24

No longer neutral? War in Ukraine tests Finland’s stance on Russia

Finland has traditionally walked a careful line of neutrality to avoid confrontation with its Russian neighbour. But the war in Ukraine is changing public attitudes, and joining NATO is becoming an increasingly realistic possibility.

Daily Mirror

Morgue 'full of Russian soldiers' as corpses 'shipped away at night to hide death toll'

The morgue in Mazyr, which is about 60 kilometres from the Ukrainian border, is reportedly overflowing with corpses and hospitals are also said to be overflowing with wounded Russian soldiers

The Independent UK

‘Behold the face of pure ignorance’: Candace Owens mocked by Pulitzer-winning historian for Ukraine comment

Ms Owens claimed that ‘Ukraine wasn’t a thing until 1989’

Wales Online

Vladimir Putin's daily routine of late starts and poison-tested meals

The Russian president is said not to rise before noon

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