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Some residents of Ukraine's Mariupol are fleeing on foot, says governor

Some residents of Ukraine's besieged city of Mariupol have resorted to escaping the blockade on foot as official evacuation efforts have mostly failed due to ongoing shelling by Russian forces, the region's governor said on Friday.

Reuters

UNSC: West dismisses Russian claims of bioweapons in Ukraine

Renewed Russian claims of biological weapons programme in Ukraine face rebuke at UN Security Council meeting.

Al Jazeera

Russian Official Sees Progress with Ukraine on Neutrality, Not on 'Denazification'

Russia's lead negotiator in talks with Ukraine said on Friday they were making progress on the topic of demilitarizing the country, but not on Moscow's demand to "denazify" its neighbor. Twenty-two days after Russia invaded Ukraine, and after a series of talks in person and by video link, Vladimir Medinsky…

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Artyom Datsishin death: Ukrainian ballet star succumbs to injuries from Russian shelling, aged 43

Ballet dancer’s friends and colleagues have expressed their ‘unbearable pain’

The Independent UK

McCarthy denounces Madison Cawthorn labelling Zelensky a ‘thug’ but still tells people to vote for him

‘Madison is wrong. If there’s any thug in this world it’s Putin,’ House Republican leader says

The Independent UK

UN food agency official alarmed by Afghan food, fuel prices

An official with the U.N. food agency says that with Russia’s war in Ukraine taking an increasing toll on the global economy, the ripples of that conflict will further increase food and fuel prices in the desperately poor Afghanistan

The Independent UK

Vladimir Putin 'vanishes mid-sentence' live on TV while delivering speech at pro-war rally

The Russian President was promoting his illegal conflict in Ukraine when the broadcast cut away from him to shots of the audience.

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'My parents in Ukraine only know it's safe to leave the house if their windows aren't rattling'

Dmitri Finkelshtein, who works as a lecturer at Swansea University, has explained he feels a 'constant sense of nervousness' as Russian troops tear through his homeland of Ukraine, where his parents live

Wales Online

Russian official sees progress with Ukraine on neutrality, not on 'denazification'

Russia's lead negotiator in talks with Ukraine said on Friday they were making progress on the topic of demilitarising the country, but not on Moscow's demand to "denazify" its neighbour.

Reuters

Global exodus from Chinese markets prompts Xi to change tack

It took one of the biggest stock-market routs in Chinese history, but President Xi Jinping may finally be heeding the concerns of international investors.

Tribune News Service

Democracies should unite in opposition to Russia’s ‘immoral war’ – Taoiseach

Micheal Martin made the comments following a phone call with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson ‘more convinced than ever’ Vladimir Putin will fail

Boris Johnson revealed he has promised President Volodymyr Zelensky he will do more to help Ukraine amid the war with Russia

Evening Standard

Russia blasted by West at U.N. for spreading bioweapons 'nonsense' over Ukraine

The United States and Western allies slammed Russia on Friday for spreading propaganda, disinformation and "nonsense" at the United Nations Security Council by alleging that parts of biological weapons were being made in Ukraine.

Reuters

How an Edinburgh student helped Russia become a nuclear power

At the very start of the Cold War, a former student of Edinburgh University was exposed for having passed on highly confidential state secrets that would play a pivotal role in enabling the Soviet Union to develop nuclear weapons.

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Reuters

Greek farmers on tractors protest 'unbearable' fuel, fertilizer costs

Hundreds of Greek farmers, some on tractors, protested in Athens on Friday, demanding more tax cuts and subsidies to combat high fuel and fertilizer prices which have soared since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Benzinga

The International Energy Agency Warns Of An Oil Supply Shock As 30% Of Russian Production Could Go Offline Soon. A Hedged Bet On Oil Going Higher.

Jan-Rune Smenes Reite/Pexels Ukraine Crisis Puts Upward Pressure On Oil

The Independent UK

How many Ukrainian refugees have European countries taken in?

Almost 3.3m people displaced by Russian invasion so far, according to UN

The Independent UK

Kherson: International students stranded and “forgotten” as Russia invades city

Campaigners fear that international students left behind in the city have been ignored by Governments and organisations that can render much-needed assistance.

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The Independent UK

Russian state media airs clips of Madison Cawthorn calling Zelensky a ‘thug’

GOP leader Kevin McCarthy says the North Carolina congressman is ‘wrong’ and ‘if there’s any thug in this world, it’s Putin’

Tribune News Service

Russian cyberattacks are struggling to impact Ukraine’s networks

Russian cyberattacks have so far struggled to successfully target Ukraine’s critical national infrastructure, according to government officials.

Reuters

Putin tells Macron about Russia's approach to possible Ukraine deal

Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the conflict in Ukraine with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron by phone on Friday, telling him about Moscow's approach to a potential deal on ceasing hostilities, the Kremlin said.

Reuters

Ukrainian negotiator says Ukraine's position at talks with Russia is unchanged

Ukraine's negotiator at talks with Russia on Friday said Ukraine's position was unchanged and it wanted peace negotiations to lead to a ceasefire, the withdrawal of Russian troops and security guarantees.

Manchester Evening News

Rochdale Tories to give to Ukraine cause after accepting payment from millionaire linked to Russia and Putin ‘cronies’

Mohamed Amersi has been linked with the likes of Leonid Reiman - a ‘top crony’ of the Russian president

The Independent UK

Putin has turned to ‘war of attrition’ in Ukraine, warns UK intelligence chief

The head of Britain’s defence intelligence said civilian casualties will rise as the Kremlin switches tactics in the face of fierce resistance.

Daily Mirror

Putin's forces slaughter acclaimed Ukrainian ballet star of Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake

Acclaimed star Artyom Datsishin, who had performed the main roles in Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, Giselle, and Romeo and Juliet, was fatally wounded in Kyiv two days after the Russian invasion began

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