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Russian fighter-bomber jet worth £28million shot down in flames above Ukraine

The Sukhoi Su-34 appears to plunge to the ground near Kharkiv, leaving a trail of smoke behind it, in footage released by Ukrainian officials

Daily Mirror

Russian foreign minister Lavrov says slaughter in Bucha is a ‘fake attack’

Mr Lavrov claims Russian troops completely withdrew from the town on March 30

The Independent UK

Ukraine's ombudswoman says Russia's treatment of POWs may break Geneva Conventions

Returning Ukrainian prisoners of war believe their treatment by Russia while in captivity broke the Geneva Conventions, Ukrainian human rights ombudswoman Lyudmyla Denisova said on Monday.

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Moment Ukrainian troops blitz Russian convoy to disrupt deliveries of fuel and supplies

The Command of the Special Operations Forces (SSO) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine showed footage of the attack which aims to stop Russian forces in their tracks

Daily Mirror

Cyberattacks have yet to play a significant role in Russia’s battlefield operations in Ukraine – cyberwarfare experts explain the likely reasons

Throughout the latter half of 2021, as it became clear that Russia was massing a large portion of its conventional combat power on the eastern borders of Ukraine, analysts offered contrasting predictions about the role cyberspace would play in an armed conflict. These predictions capture an ongoing debate about whether…

The Conversation

Lessons in realpolitik from Nixon and Kissinger: Ideals go only so far in ending conflict in places like Ukraine

The U.S. has limited options in confronting Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

The Conversation

Legal experts give verdict on Vladimir Putin war crimes trial - and how it could happen

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Vladimir Putin is unlikely to succeed if he attempts to shirk responsibility for the horrors unleashed in Ukraine - but unless he is ousted and his successor does not protect him it is unlikely he will ever stand trial

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U.S. seeks Russia's suspension from UN Human Rights Council over war crimes allegations

"There will be accountability and justice for this brutality."

Axios

Russian ex-journalist calls treason charge 'travesty' as trial set to start

Russian former military reporter Ivan Safronov on Monday dismissed treason charges against him as a "travesty" as his trial was set to begin behind closed doors in Moscow.

Reuters

US seizes its first oligarch mega-yacht in Putin crackdown

US federal agents and Spain’s Civil Guard are searching the yacht owned by a Russian oligarch

The Independent UK

Ukraine war images show scale of devastation

Press photographers risk their own lives to document the realities of Russia’s vicious shelling campaign, which has reduced its neighbour’s cities to rubble and traumatised their residents

The Independent UK

Vitol: Oil Prices Don’t Reflect Risk of Disruptions to Russian Exports

Oil prices have fallen to levels that don’t reflect the risk of disruptions to Russian exports or the ability of China to keep the coronavirus pandemic under control, according to the world’s biggest independent crude trader. While Brent surged to almost $140 a barrel soon after Russia’s attack on Ukraine…

Asharq Al-Awsat

CNN viewers moved by Bucha father’s ‘Yesterday’ rendition for infant son: ‘My heart is tearing’

Father flees Bucha where bodies are strewn in the streets and satellite images show mass graves

The Independent UK

Pro-Moscow Vucic declares victory in Serbian elections

Vucic wins some 60 per cent of the vote in the presidential race

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Russia imposes visa restrictions on citizens of 'unfriendly countries'

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Monday to introduce visa restrictions for citizens of countries that Moscow deems "unfriendly" in response to sanctions over Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk venue and date to be confirmed ‘in next two weeks’

Usyk has left his native Ukraine, which has been invaded by Russia, to train for a rematch with ‘AJ’

Radio France Internationale

Turkey's ambiguous application of United Nations' sanctions on Russia

The arrival in a Turkish port of two superyachts belonging to a Russian oligarch is drawing attention to Ankara's policy of refusing to impose sanctions on Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine. There are concerns that Turkey is becoming a safe haven for those seeking to circumvent sanctions.

Reuters

Nuclear missiles, bombs market to surge 73% by 2030-report

The global market for nuclear missiles and bombs should surpass $126 billion within ten years, up nearly 73% from 2020 levels, according to a report by Allied Market Research on Monday, as Russian aggression in Ukraine spurs military spending.

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Daily Record

Boris Johnson vows Vladimir Putin will 'never conquer' Ukraine as he pledges more sanctions

The Prime Minister promised more support for Ukraine as evidence emerged of more civilian killings by retreating Russian forces.

Al Jazeera

Russia denies military forces killed Bucha civilians in Ukraine

Spokesman says Russian defence ministry experts ‘have identified signs of video fakes’.

Reuters

U.S. pushes to suspend Russia from U.N. human rights body

The United States will ask the U.N. General Assembly to suspend Russia from the Human Rights Council, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said on Monday, after Ukraine accused Russian troops of killing dozens of civilians in the town of Bucha.

The Conversation

Ukraine war: inside the complex web of Russia's warring intelligence agencies

Russian intelligence chief Sergey Beseda and his deputy, Anatoly Bolyukh, were placed under house arrest on March 9. Beseda and Bolyukh oversaw the foreign intelligence branch of the FSB, which is the Russian security service. They were allegedly the main proponents of the assumption that Ukraine would swiftly collapse, which…

The Independent UK

Meet the Ukrainian refugees building new lives after fleeing horrors of Russia’s war

Having escaped from Russian shelling, Ukrainian refugees are now focused on building new lives — temporarily or permanently

Evening Standard

Liz Truss pledges more help for victims of Russian rapists in Ukraine

Britain will offer more support to women in Ukraine who are victims of war rapists, the Foreign Secretary pledged on Monday.

Reuters

Orban's victory puts Hungary on collision course with EU

Emboldened by a fourth consecutive landslide election victory, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is expected to dig in against energy sanctions on Russia and toughen his stance in talks with Brussels to unlock frozen EU funds.

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