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Russia-Ukraine war military dispatch: March 9, 2022

A roundup of the key battleground developments on Day 14 of Russia’s multi-pronged invasion of Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Children 'trapped in wreckage' after horror strike on Ukraine maternity hospital

Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky shared footage showing the aftermath of the callous attack on the medical centre.

Daily Record

U.S. and NATO condemn Russia for bombing children’s hospital but rule out no-fly zone

"Our goal is to end the war, not to expand it."

Axios

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Ukraine war in numbers: How many people killed and how many refugees in Russian invasion

Two weeks after Russia’s tanks first rolled into Ukraine both sides have suffered hundreds of casualties while two million people have fled

The Independent UK

Polish offer to donate MiG-29 jets to Ukraine takes US officials by surprise

An offer from Poland to donate MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine took US officials by surprise on Tuesday, raising fears the move could draw NATO allies into more direct conflict with Russia. Vice President Kamala Harris arrives in Warsaw on Wednesday for talks on how to help Ukraine counter Putin's…

France 24

Trump launches into error-laden boast about US nuclear weapons in new RNC video

Mr Trump says the US is a ‘bigger nuclear power’ than Russia, which has a larger stockpile of warheads

The Independent UK

Ukraine war sparks fears over global food prices

‘Just when you think hell on earth can’t get any worse, it does,’ Mr Beasley said

Evening Standard

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Adidas AG (OTC:ADDYY) reported a fourth-quarter FY21 sales decline of 0.1% year-on-year, to €5.1 billion. Currency-neutral revenues in Q4 declined 3%. Supply shortages due to the lockdowns in Vietnam, challenging market environment in Greater China, and COVID-19 related lockdowns in Asia-Pacific reduced revenue growth by more than €400 million in Q4. Currency-neutral revenues…

Benzinga

Why Apple, Disney, IKEA and hundreds of other Western companies are abandoning Russia with barely a shrug

Many companies in the U.S. and elsewhere have been quick to sever ties to Russia – going well beyond applying the sanctions ordered by their governments.

The Conversation

British American Tobacco to continue selling cigarettes in Russia

London-based Rothmans maker says it will abide by sanctions instead of halting operations in country

The Guardian - UK

Private jet impounded at UK airport over fears it dodged Russian loopholes

The Bombardier Global 6500 arrived at Farnborough airport in Hampshire on March 4 from New Jersey and was due to fly to Dubai yesterday - Transport Secretary Grant Shapps today said he temporarily banned it from carrying passengers and grounded it

Daily Mirror

As fighting continues in Ukraine, Russia’s tiny Baltic neighbours wonder if they will be next

In the tiny Baltic nations, residents are trying to continue life as usual in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. But the fighting happening on their doorstep, and the parallels to the Soviet invasion of their own region, are impossible to ignore.

ABC News

Russians now facing ‘implications’ of Ukraine invasion as McDonald’s shuts stores, Liz Truss says

‘Shops are closing, they’re not able to get the goods that they were able to get’, foreign secretary says

The Independent UK

"Free Speech and the War in Ukraine," from the National Coalition Against Censorship

A generally quite sound analysis, I think (links included from a version of the page that NCAC sent by e-mail): In times of war, free speech suffers. Right and wrong appear indisputable. There is moral certainty that "God is on our side." … The war between Russia and Ukraine is…

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How much oil do Pacific Northwest refineries get from Russia?

Washington's five Puget Sound refineries in 2021 imported $700 million of Russian crude oil, equal to just under 5% of their annual processing capacity, according to an analysis of federal import information by the Seattle-based Sightline Institute.

Tribune News Service

Commercial property giant CBRE is shutting its Moscow office

Dallas-based commercial property giant CBRE Group Inc. has joined the growing ranks of Western companies curtailing business operations in Russia.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Syria War Escalating, More Probes Needed into Civilian Casualties, Say UN Experts

Syria's war has escalated in the last months, marked by intensified shelling and aerial bombing by Syrian and Russian forces on opposition-held areas, UN war crimes investigators said on Wednesday. Families in Syria, where rampant inflation hit 140% at the start of 2022, would be hard-hit by any disruption of…

Reuters

EU hits Russia, Belarus with more sanctions, set to snub Ukraine on swift membership

The European Union announced fresh sanctions against Russia and its ally Belarus on Wednesday but EU leaders are set to rebuff Kyiv's appeal for accelerated membership of the bloc when they meet on Thursday to discuss Russia's war in Ukraine.

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Al Jazeera

Fighting hampers renewed efforts to evacuate Ukrainian cities

Russia and Ukraine had pledged to respect the truce starting at 9:00 am to evacuate six besieged cities.

The Independent UK

Cardiff orchestra pulls Tchaikovsky concert due to Russian invasion

The Cardiff Philharmonic Orchestra has said its previously planned programme is ‘inappropriate at this time’.

The Guardian - UK

War in Ukraine has ended sport’s ‘neutrality’ myth

Letters: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced sport to pick a side, says Tim Harper

Daily Mirror

Ex-cop cancels week off 'watching Netflix' to help refugees escaping Ukraine

Paul Stratton had booked a week off work and was planning some down time "watching Netflix and eating Pringles", but after seeing the scenes of desperation of those fleeing from Russia's invasion - he made a dramatic change of plan

Benzinga

Why Energy And Food Price Shock Could Last 'At Least A Year'

Central banks have recently focused on so-called core inflation metrics, which do not include volatile food and energy prices. Past food and energy price shocks have been relatively short-lived, but Bank of America economist Aditya Bhave recently said there's evidence the recent spike in food and energy prices may not…

The Independent UK

Trevor Reed: Biden tells parents of US marine imprisoned by Russia ‘I just can’t imagine what you’re going through’

‘I just can’t imagine what you’re going through,’ President Biden tells parents of American detained in Russia

StockNews.com

5 Fundamentally Strong Stocks to Weather a Bear Market

Growing concerns over high inflation, escalating sanctions on Russia, and a surge in oil and commodity prices have pushed major benchmark indexes to correction territory. And analysts expect this string of concerns to culminate in a bear market. Therefore, we think it could be wise to bet on Anthem (ANTM),…

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