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NATO chief warns Russian aggression 'new normal' amid 'crisis in European security'

Russia maintains a 'massive invasion force' around Ukraine and there are no signs of de-escalation of the crisis, NATO general secretary Jens Stoltenberg warned

Daily Mirror

NATO commanders to draw up plans for possible new battlegroups in eastern Europe

NATO has tasked its commanders to work out details for a deployment of battlegroups to the alliance's southeastern flank in response to Russia's military build-up on Ukraine's borders, Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Ukraine: Nato to send new battle groups to eastern Europe as Russia fails to deliver de-escalation

‘New normal’: Nato must prepare for future in which Moscow is ready to use force to undermine European security, says Stoltenberg

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NATO, U.S. sceptical of Russian troop pullout

‘Military build-up seems to be continuing around Ukraine’

The Hindu

Edinburgh nuclear bunker to become museum as plans approved by council

Until 1982 the Barnton Quarry bunker played a key role in the country's defence against nuclear threat from Russia –and would have been home to hundreds of politicians and civil servants in the event of an attack.

Edinburgh Live

Hard choice to flee Kyiv for British father fearing Russian war

Out of seven countries 45-year-old British businessman Daniel Williams has lived in, Ukraine seemed to him the most welcoming one.

Reuters

Russia says U.S. whipping up tensions over Ukraine to block Nord Stream 2, grab gas market share

A Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman said on Wednesday that the United States was stirring up tensions over Ukraine in order to block implementation of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, news agencies reported.

Reuters

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Far from Russian border, western Ukrainian city offers safe haven

Joel Wasserman knew it was time to leave Kyiv when the United States began warning that a Russian offensive on Ukraine could be imminent, and that its capital could be attacked this time.

Reuters

Ukrainian families living in Britain fear for relatives and friends still in country

Lidiia Nicholls is worried for her mother Nataliya, 59, who is in Ukraine at the moment. She said the situation in the country is 'very, very dangerous', adding that 'Ukrainians are very patriotic'

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian and Russian celebrate with hug at Beijing Olympics

Defending champion Oleksandr Abramenko won Ukraine’s first medal of the Beijing Olympics on Wednesday and celebrated by getting a hug from Russian skier Ilia Burov at a time of rising tensions between the countries

The Independent UK

Russian De-escalation Sharply Moving Markets

Several equities have reacted sharply to the suggestion that Russia is de-escalating its presence on the Russia/Ukraine border.

Benzinga

The Russians going against Putin in Ukraine

Russians who fought in 2014 say they will return to battlefield against their own gov’t if conflict erupts in Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

Bolsonaro says Brazil keen on Russian nuclear reactors, no mention of Ukraine

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said during a visit to Moscow that his country is interested in small nuclear reactors that are made by Russia's state nuclear energy corporation Rosatom.

Reuters

Scoop Up These 5 Undervalued Stocks Under $10 Trading Near 52-Week Lows

The major stock market indexes have been in correction territory since the beginning of the year on concerns over the potential for several interest rate hikes this year and rising tensions between the U.S. and Russia over Ukraine. So, amid the broader market sell-off, we think investors should take advantage…

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Russia claims more troop withdrawals, but NATO remains skeptical

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia's military said Wednesday that it was continuing the withdrawal of troops and materiel, a move meant to telegraph an easing of its standoff with Washington and NATO over a possible invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

U.S. sees no sign of Russian pullback near Ukraine -Blinken

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday said the United States has not seen any pullback of Russian troops from Ukraine's borders and that Moscow has been moving critical units closer to the area.

The Independent UK

Ukrainians more interested in Eurovision than Russia threat, says Briton in Kyiv

Daniel Williams, 45, said it would take Russian ‘hardware’ crossing the border into Ukraine for most people to leave their homes.

The Guardian - US

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EU leaders to meet on Russia on Thursday - EU officials

European Union leaders will meet to discuss the buildup of troops by Russia on the Ukrainian border on Thursday at 1130 GMT, EU officials said, not in reaction to any particular developments but to exchange views and update each other.

The Independent UK

European companies' Russian ties could make sanctions tough

It's not simple for Europe to plan sanctions against Russia in case it invades Ukraine

Reuters

Ukrainian security official suspects Russia behind cyber attacks on military and banks

A senior official in Ukraine's state security service said on Wednesday that only Russia would be interested in carrying out the ongoing mass denial of service attacks on the defence ministry and large state-owned banks.

The Independent UK

How Russia uses sarcasm as weapon in Ukraine crisis

A top Russian diplomat brushed off speculation that Russia could invade Ukraine on Jan_ 16 by saying, “Wars in Europe rarely start on a Wednesday.”

The Hindu

Russia-Ukraine stand-off: travel, hospitality sectors in Kerala keep fingers crossed as geopolitical tensions flare up

Experts fear economic repercussions as a result of the war-like scenario

The Independent UK

Russian invasion would ‘shake the foundations of international order’ – No 10

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said the Kremlin has around 60% of its ‘land combat power’ on Ukraine’s borders.

Irish Mirror

Expert warns Russia invasion 'could come today' despite claims of pullback of troops

UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has said Russia is "locked and loaded" and is ready to invade

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