The Latest Breaking News from Russia

The phone has become the Ukrainian president’s most effective weapon

Analysis: Zelenskiy has managed to achieve an unheard-of range of sanctions against Russia thanks to a tireless round of calls to allies

The Guardian - UK · Feb 28, 2022

Putin and Xi Seek to Remake the World Order

By taking Ukraine, Putin is attempting to annul universal values with “might makes right.”

The News Lens · Feb 28, 2022

Ukraine defence minister says Russian invasion is now a European war

'Half of Europe is already collecting, packing, carrying weapons and armour equipment.'

Wales Online · Feb 28, 2022

Canadian telecom firms block Russian state-owned broadcaster RT

Major Canadian cable operators have said they would drop Russian state-owned broadcaster RT from their channel line-up in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters · Feb 28, 2022

Bully Vladimir Putin has turned Russia into pariah nation with Ukraine invasion

Record View says Vladimir Putin should be put on trial for war crimes.

Daily Record · Feb 28, 2022

Belarus could send own troops into Ukraine to fight alongside Russia TODAY

Belarus is a key ally of the invading force and has allowed thousands of Russian troops to be stationed there - but its own fighting force could soon be called into action

Daily Mirror · Feb 28, 2022

Ukraine calls for no-fly zone to stop Russian bombardment

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged the West to consider a no-fly zone for Russian aircraft over Ukraine on Monday after Moscow bombarded the country's second largest city, drawing new sanctions by the United States and its allies.

Reuters · Feb 28, 2022

Russian TV gets kicked from Canada’s airwaves fver Ukraine Fury

Canada’s largest television providers are removing Russia Today from their services after one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ministers said he opposed the state-owned Russian broadcaster’s presence on the nation’s airwaves.

Tribune News Service · Feb 28, 2022

42% of households in India to cut discretionary spending if petrol/diesel prices rise: Survey

NEW DELHI: At least 42 percent of Indian households would not be able to tolerate another increase in petrol/diesel prices and will have to cut discretionary spending if fuel prices go up in light of global crude surging past the $100/barrel due the to Russia-Ukraine conflict, according to the results…

The Times of India · Feb 28, 2022

Dozens of civilians killed and injured as Russia's assault on Ukrainian cities continues

A Ukrainian doctor demands journalists show Vladimir Putin the images of a six-year-old girl's life ebbing away after she is mortally injured in Russian shelling.

ABC News · Feb 28, 2022