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The Latest Breaking News from Russia

Co-op, Morrisons, H&M, M&S and more cut ties with Russia amid Ukraine invasion

Shell, BP and British Gas have all taken steps to condemn and sever ties with Russia's economy

Manchester Evening News

Ukraine school left in ruins by Russian airstrikes as Putin’s forces ‘destroy lives and memories’

Piles of rubble and scattered lumps of concrete left behind after building in Zhytomyr hit

The Independent UK

Investigators hunt Vladimir Putin’s assets as UK expands Russian sanctions

British investigators are hunting for assets stashed away in Britain by Vladimir Putin as the Government expands its sanctions plan against Russia.

Evening Standard

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Ukraine: Russian opposition to the invasion is giving Putin cause for alarm

Vladimir Putin’s military aggression against Ukraine is meeting more opposition from Ukrainians than he expected. The Russian president also saw widespread condemnation of his military’s aggression in Ukraine at the UN General Assembly. But the opposition Putin faces domestically in Russia is also likely giving him cause for alarm.

The Conversation

Airbnb Suspends Operations In Russia, Belarus

Home rental company Airbnb Inc (NASDAQ:ABNB) suspended its operations in Russia and Belarus, CEO Brian Chesky tweeted. Multiple U.S. conglomerates aligned with sanctions on Russia by restricting their services post its invasion of Ukraine. The conglomerates include Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ: FB), Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL), Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Google followed by the likes of Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX), Spotify Technology S.A. (NYSE: SPOT) and many more.…

Benzinga

Russia lays siege to major cities as Ukraine seeks safe passage for civilians

Russia has taken Europe's largest power plant after a dangerous firefight.

Axios

More deaths and more suffering expected in Ukraine in days to come, NATO says

The war in Ukraine will cause more deaths and destruction over the coming days, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday, calling on Russia's President Vladimir Putin to withdraw all troops from Ukraine without conditions.

Reuters

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West is trying to ‘cancel’ Russia with sanctions for invasion of Ukraine, claims Kremlin spy chief

Russia’s foreign intelligence director Sergei Naryshkin spoke of ‘attempts to destroy our state’

The Independent UK

Falcon 9 Takes Another 47 Starlink Satellites To Space: Why Elon Musk Is Calling It An 'American Broomstick' Launch

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk took another jibe at Russia's space agency chief Dmitry Rogozin on Twitter after the billionaire entrepreneur's SpaceX succes

Benzinga

What is the latest from Ukraine? What has happened on Friday in Russian invasion

Russian forces have seized a major port and set fire to Europe's largest nuclear power station

Wales Online

Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky 'survives three assassination attempts' in matter of days

Reports suggest that two different outfits have been sent to kill the Ukrainian president: mercenaries from a group backed by the Kremlin; and Chechen special forces.

Daily Record

Ukraine invasion: Eight scenarios the conflict with Russia could end

Will peace talks work? Will Putin be otherthrown? Or will he get some of what he wants?

Wales Online

World leaders condemn Russia’s ‘despicable attack’ on Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine

Ukraine’s president called for a no-fly zone after describing the attack as ‘nuclear terrorism’

The Independent UK

Ukraine war in pictures: Destruction and loss as Russian invasion enters ninth deadly day

Ukrainian buildings left in ruins and families torn apart as invasion continues

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Axios

Why Ukraine wants a no-fly zone — but is unlikely to get one

It would mark a significant escalation in the war.

Wales Online

Sainsbury's removes Russian sourced products from sale, including vodka

Customers told of decision this lunchtime

The Guardian - UK

‘My son is brave, but he’s scared’: Kyiv father’s diary of first week of invasion

Kyiv resident Mike, 43, describes how life has changed since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began a week ago

The Independent UK

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Daily Record

Perth and Kinross Council leader sends clear message to Russia’s UK representatives over Ukraine invasion

Cllr Murray Lyle states the region stands ready to "open our arms" in support of those in Ukraine and "to help them in whatever way we can"

The Independent UK

Putin should be tried in court not assassinated, says Boris Johnson

US Senator Lindsey Graham calls on Kremlin insiders to emulate officers who tried to kill Hitler

Reuters

Message in an aid package: Italian girl sends hope to Ukrainian children

Gioia Maria, a 10-year-old Italian girl, says she would like to do more for people suffering from the war in Ukraine "but I'm very small".

The Independent UK

Why the Russian businessman who just put a $1m bounty on Putin’s head is taking a stand

Interview: Alex Konanykhin claims the Russian military is trying to sabotage the Ukraine invasion. He tells Andrew Buncombe why he’s taking a stand

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin 'wants another Chernobyl disaster' after dangerous nuclear plant attack

Zaporizhzhia power plant was attacked in the early hours of this morning, prompting accusations from Ukraine's president that Vladimir Putin wants a nuclear disaster on the scale of Chernobyl

Reuters

Russian upper house backs bill imposing jail terms for fake news about its army

Russia's upper house of parliament approved a draft law on Friday that would impose a jail term of up to 15 years for people who intentionally spread "fake" information about Russia's armed forces, the TASS news agency reported.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Whether it sides with Russia or not, China will pay a price

Until Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine last week, the standoff between Russia and a U.S.-led Western alliance had produced, on balance, a net strategic benefit for China. Now that Putin has pulled the trigger, the geopolitical game has completely changed.

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