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Russian commander killed by Ukrainian troops in major setback for Vladimir Putin

Guard Lieutenant Colonel Yuri Agarkov died alongside fellow paratrooper colonelKonstantin Zizevsky during the Russian invasion of Ukraine ordered by Vladimir Putin

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian President Zelensky survives 'more than a dozen assassination attempts'

President Volodymyr Zelensky's head of office Mikhail Podolyak said despite reports of three attempts to assassinate the Ukrainian leader, he believes there have been more than a dozen

Daily Mirror

Putin's pet dog who he used to intimidate nervous political rival and journalist threat

Russian leader Vladimir Putin adored his beloved pet pooch Koni, who was allowed to attend official government meetings and left Angela Merkel feeling incredibly uncomfortable

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Stranded Russian troops could die in -20C cold as tanks turn into ‘iron freezers’

Russian troops stuck in Vladimir Putin’s 40-mile convoy of tanks several miles outside Kyiv are facing a desolate future as conditions threaten to drop to -20C.

Daily Record

Ukraine calls for ceasefire to repair power line to Chernobyl nuclear plant

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Wednesday Russia must urgently observe a temporary ceasefire to allow repairs on a power line to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, saying radiation could be leaked if an electricity outage continues.

Reuters

EU says leads walkout from IAEA board over 'unacceptable' Russia remarks

The European Union led a walkout of delegates from a meeting of the U.N. nuclear watchdog's Board of Governors on Wednesday in protest at "unacceptable" remarks by Russia, the EU ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency said.

Reuters

Shortwave radio in Ukraine: why revisiting old-school technology makes sense in a war

Shortly before access to the BBC News website was reportedly blocked in Russia a few days ago, the BBC announced that it was resuming the broadcasting of the BBC World Service via shortwave radio for four hours per day. It said that this was to ensure that people in parts…

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Know Your TV News Panelists: Russian ‘experts’ or propagandists? You decide

Welcome to another edition of Know Your TV News Panelists, where we look at the “expert” voices routinely brought onto primetime debates to expound on everything under the sun – from the economy to pandemic to foreign affairs to Shah Rukh Khan’s silence on world affairs. Poor SRK, being handsome…

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Food crisis grows as spiralling prices spark export bans

A global food crisis sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine escalated on Wednesday as Indonesia tightened curbs on palm oil exports, adding to a growing list of key producing countries seeking to keep vital food supplies within their borders.

Reuters

More than 140,000 flee Ukraine in 24 hours: UN

The number of refugees fleeing Ukraine increased by more than 140,000 in 24 hours, according to United Nations figures issued Wednesday, with more than 2.15 million now having fled since Russia invaded on Feb 24.

Bangkok Post

Putin to meet government on Thursday on ways to minimise sanctions impact

Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold a meeting with members of his government on Thursday and the main topic will be measures to minimise the impact of sanctions on the Russian economy, the Kremlin said in a statement.

Reuters

Aldi £2.99 steak resembling Vladimir Putin leaves people in fits of laughter

Matt Gordon did not want to buy the hilarious sizzle steak which was a doppelganger for the Russian president for fear of reprisals, but an image later emerged on Twitter prompting hilarity

Daily Mirror

The people in Wales whose families are in Ukraine or have fled the country

'I go to bed and wake up and hope they are still alive'

Wales Online

Ex-Marine son of Tory MP Helen Grant travels with group to fight in Ukraine

A Conservative’s son has gone to Ukraine to join the battle against the Russian invasion after seeing a family being bombed inside their home.

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Uniqlo says it has no plans to close stores in Russia because clothes are a 'necessity'

Cadbury owner Mondelez, Dettol maker Reckitt and Dunhill and Lucky Strike maker British American Tobacco (BAT) are also among brands continuing to trade in Russia

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia Demands US Explain Alleged Bio Labs with Plague and Anthrax in Ukraine

Russia demanded on Wednesday that the United States explain to the world why it had supported what Moscow cast as a military biological program in Ukraine involving deadly pathogens including plague and anthrax. Foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova demanded transparency from Washington over the allegation, which is denied by Kyiv…

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Russia ‘agrees’ to ceasefire in humanitarian corridors

Scepticism as Russia says it will observe ‘regime of silence’ in several Ukraine cities. Plus, Nadya Tolokonnikova on Vladimir Putin

Wales Online

Heineken and Imperial Brands join KFC owners and Mothercare in exodus from Russia

International companies taking action after Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine

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Russia-Ukraine Crisis Could Dampen EV Ambitions Of Tesla, Ford And Others: FT

Russia's attack on Ukraine has highlighted concerns about oil dependency and petrol prices just as EV manufacturers look to deliver a wide range of greener cars, Financial Times reports. Ukraine is a significant producer of the miles of cables and connectors that power many cars' electrical systems. Russia's importance as the…

France 24

Former US national security adviser H.R. McMaster: 'I believe Ukraine can win the war'

In an interview with FRANCE 24, former US national security adviser and retired lieutenant general Herbert Raymond McMaster said that Ukraine can win the war with Russia, remarking that President Vladimir Putin had already lost the conflict in a sense by not winning outright.

Daily Record

Russian nuclear weapon use is an increasingly likely scenario, warns CIA boss

it is feared the tyrant may opt to take the drastic step if Russian troops continue to meet fierce resistance from the defenders, according to reports.

Reason

Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Threatens Further Hikes in Food Prices

Among his other crimes, Putin’s war increases the suffering of the world’s poor and hungry.

Chronicle Live

Duke of Northumberland to lead pro-Ukraine march through Alnwick as he condemns Russia's 'inhumanity'

The Ukranian flag will fly from Alnwick Castle on Sunday in protest at the 'inhumanity' of Valdimir Putin's violence

Reuters

On Syrian frontline, Russia's war on Ukraine evokes painful memories

Using trench and tunnel warfare, Syrian rebel fighter Abu Ahmad said he and his group held out for years against government forces in eastern Ghouta until Russian air power came to President Bashar al-Assad's aid in 2015, to devastating effect.

The Independent UK

Ukraine bans exports of wheat, oats and other food staples

Ukraine’s government has banned the export of wheat, oats and other staples that are crucial for global food supplies as authorities try to ensure they can feed people during Russia’s intensifying war

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