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Ukraine officials come under shelling attack on front as invasion fears rise

The officials fled to a bomb shelter before leaving the area

Wales Online

Winter Olympics day 16: GB win women’s curling gold before closing ceremony – as it happened

Team GB’s women won curling gold before a Beijing closing ceremony to a Games embroiled in controversy

The Guardian - US

PM: Russian invasion of Ukraine would be biggest war in Europe since WWII

The Foreign Secretary has warned that Russia is unlikely to stop at Ukraine and called for President Vladimir Putin to be stopped.

The Independent UK

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White House says Russia could launch an attack against Ukraine at any time

The White House on Saturday said that Russia could launch an attack against Ukraine at any time and said U.S. President Joe Biden will convene a National Security Council meeting on Sunday to discuss the situation.

Reuters

UK 'making strides against Russia's malign influences', says Priti Patel

Home Secretary pledges to keep UK safe in face of threats

Wales Online

Boris Johnson tells world leaders Russian invasion of Ukraine appears to be 'in motion'

The Prime Minister branded reports of a Russian withdrawal as 'fake'.

Daily Record

Russia planning 'biggest war in Europe since 1945', Boris Johnson claims

Intelligence suggests Russia intends to launch an invasion that will encircle Ukrainian capital Kyiv, according to the Prime Minister.

Manchester Evening News

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Ukraine president has tough message for nation’s allies: Do more

Amid a U.S. warning that Russia has decided to potentially invade his country and attack the capital, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy flew to Munich to deliver a tough message to his allies.

Tribune News Service

NATO chief says Russia ready for 'full-fledged attack' on Ukraine in coming days

Speaking to the German broadcaster, ARD, Mr Stoltenberg said: "Every indication indicates that Russia is planning a full-fledged attack against Ukraine"

Irish Mirror

Separatist rhetoric, 'false-flag operation' fears stoke Ukraine tensions

Pro-Russian separatists said on Saturday they had uncovered a plan by Kyiv to seize territory they control in eastern Ukraine by force, and paraded a man they said was a Ukrainian spy.

Reuters

Ukraine invasion 'in motion' after day of shelling and false flag attacks, PM warns

Boris Johnson said an invasion appeared to be 'in motion' but it may still be possible to avoid war. He warned the 'omens are grim' as he addressed NATO allies at the Munich Security Summit

Daily Mirror

Coalition and Labor respond to China laser incident; 32 Covid deaths in Australia – As it happened

All the day’s news as it unfolded

The Guardian - AU

Panel denies U.S. figure skaters’ appeal to get Olympic silver medals

Losing the case means the U.S. skaters will receive their medals months, maybe even years, from now, after Russian skater Kamila Valieva’s doping case winds its way through hearings and appeals.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ukraine leader seeks new security guarantees amid Russian threat

Volodymyr Zelenskyy extends olive branch to Putin as he demands stronger Western support in face of an invasion threat.

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Wales Online

Ukraine officials flee to bomb shelter during shelling attack as invasion fears grow

Shelling killed a Ukrainian soldier on Saturday, the government says

Daily Mirror

Ukraine-Russia crisis: Loud explosions heard in rebel-held region as conflict fears rise

Loud explosions have been reported in the Russian-backed separatist held city of Donetsk as conflict between them and the Ukrainian government continues amid fears of an invasion

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian teacher tells of terror as her kindergarten shelled by Russian rebels

Natalia Butenko fears a Russian invasion as Fairytale Kindergarten is shelled by Russians while infants ate their breakfast. The explosion narrowly missed 20 children, aged from two to six

The Guardian - UK

West plans to arm resistance if Russian forces occupy Ukraine

Secret discussions are under way between western allies over how to arm what they expect to be fierce Ukrainian resistance in the event of a Russian invasion.

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Bangkok Post

Cold War getting too hot for comfort

Having been brought up in the 1950s and 60s during what was known as the Cold War, I find it a bit sad that after all the ensuing decades nothing seems to have changed. Russia and the West are at it again, still calling one another names. But as long…

ABC News

Poland is ready for an influx of Ukrainian refugees as Russian invasion threat looms

With Russia appearing to teeter closer to an attack on Ukraine, Poland is bracing itself for the possibility of an influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees flooding across its border.

The Guardian - UK

‘God forbid the Cossacks come’: fears of war rise in Ukraine’s frontline towns

In divided Luhansk, residents have lived in the shadow of conflict for years. But now the shells are getting louder and closer

The Independent UK

West fears Russia is on ‘brink’ of invasion as violence escalates in eastern Ukraine

The US and UK warn that Moscow could invade in a matter of days as tensions rise in eastern Ukraine

Reuters

UK, Germany agree Russia needs punishing if Ukraine invaded

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz met on Saturday and agreed on the need for more diplomacy to stop Russian leader Vladimir Putin from ordering an invasion of Ukraine, and strong responses if Russia does attack.

Los Angeles Times

Kamala Harris, standing beside Ukrainian leader, vows a tough response to a Russian invasion

MUNICH, Germany — Vice President Kamala Harris stood beside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday, vowing U.S. support for a nation on the brink of war shortly after warning in a speech that the U.S. and allies would punish Russia if it invades its neighbor.

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine’s capital is caught between normality and horror in shadow of war

As tensions rise, weapons training, free coffee for army volunteers and an invasion party are helping people to cope in Kyiv

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