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Kyiv's mayor: Extraordinary, in extraordinarily tough times

Once a boxing champion, Kyiv's mayor is up against a challenge bigger than any he faced in the ring: keeping Ukraine’s capital functioning during a war

The Independent UK

Israeli Army Chief Heads to US to ‘Reinforce Armies’ against Iranian Security Threats

Israeli Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi will kick off a visit to the United States on Sunday to discuss the security challenges in the region. This will be his second visit to the US since assuming his post and his last before leaving office on January 17. An Israeli army…

Asharq Al-Awsat

The Russians have gone. Now Kherson faces a relentless new enemy – winter

Residents in the newly liberated freezing city are gathering all the wood they can after the bombing devastated their power supplies

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Russia-Ukraine war live: Zaporizhzhia attacks ‘playing with fire’, UN warns – as it happened

UN nuclear watchdog condemns attack on Russian-controlled nuclear plant; Mykhaylo Podolyak says ‘bizarre’ to negotiate after recent military victories

The Guardian - AU

So Help Me God review: Mike Pence’s tortured bid for Republican relevance

Trump’s VP is surprisingly critical of the boss whose followers wanted him dead. But surely the presidency won’t be his too

The Guardian - US

A Message from Ukraine by Volodymyr Zelensky review – a winner in the war of words

The Ukraine president’s storytelling skills and sense of moral purpose elevate his war speeches in this compelling collection

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand defence minister visits Ukraine, reaffirms support

New Zealand said on Sunday Defence Minister Peeni Henare has visited Kyiv to reaffirm the Pacific nation's support for Ukraine's resistance to Russia's invasion.

Reuters

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Ukraine to begin voluntary evacuation from Kherson: Deputy PM

Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said the elderly and those affected by Russian shelling would be evacuated first.

Al Jazeera

US, Canada seek to advance NORAD missile-warning system upgrade

WASHINGTON — The U.S. and Canadian defense chiefs discussed upgrades to North America’s missile-warning system as the Biden administration seeks to slow North Korea’s atomic ambitions, open better communications with China and dial back fears the Kremlin might use nuclear weapons in its war in Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

UK skeptical on Macron call for talks, says Ukraine must decide

The U.K. pushed back against a French call for Ukraine to restart peace negotiations with Russia, warning that President Vladimir Putin may simply be seeking a pause in hostilities after suffering a series of military setbacks.

Tribune News Service

‘I want to become a soldier’: How Ukrainian children’s lives are being torn apart by Russian rockets

While the war in Ukraine continues Russian bomb attacks are damaging children’s upbringing and education – in the very worst cases their lives have been destroyed completely. It is hoped that this can change with the help of Unicef and the international community

The Independent UK

Ukraine says around 60 Russians killed in long-range shelling attack

Around 60 Russian soldiers were killed in a long-range Ukrainian artillery attack this week, Kyiv said on Saturday, the second time in four days that Ukraine claimed to have inflicted major casualties in a single incident.

Reuters

Ukraine will soon begin voluntary evacuation from liberated southern areas -official

Ukraine will soon begin evacuating people who want to leave the recently-liberated southern city of Kherson and the surrounding areas, a senior official announced on Saturday, citing damage done by Russian forces.

Reuters

Ukraine circus boss talks his way out of trouble after being shot

When veteran Ukrainian circus director Vladyslav Holub realised in early March that Russian forces were approaching the city of Kherson, he and two other performers joined an elderly militia manning a checkpoint on the outskirts.

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Igor Girkin was one of three convicted of murder over the MH17 attack and is the elusive figure behind Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine

An ultranationalist former spy and self-described war addict, Igor Girkin is among three men sentenced to life in prison over the murders of 298 innocent people onboard MH17. With a $149,000 bounty on his head, he is yet to face justice.

The Guardian - UK

In eastern Poland, Putin’s war has turned former enemies into friends

Opposition to Russian aggression has helped Poles and Ukrainians put bitter 20th-century history behind them

Reuters

Ukraine power supplies are under control, no need to panic -ministry

Ukrainian electricity supplies are under control despite a series of Russian attacks on power-generating infrastructure and there is no need to panic, the energy ministry said on Saturday.

Tribune News Service

Sunak visits Ukraine to offer major UK air defense package

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledged the U.K. will provide air defense equipment worth 50 million pounds ($59 million) to help protect Ukrainians from a barrage of Russian strikes on critical infrastructure.

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The Independent UK

Power boss asks Ukrainians to leave the country to ease burden on damaged energy network

People with somewhere else to go have been advised to leave ‘for three to four months’

Reuters

First Ukrainian passenger train rolls into newly freed Kherson

Jubilant Ukrainians rolled into Kherson by train on Saturday for the first time in more than eight months as residents of the newly liberated southern city greeted them on the platform with flowers and national flags.

The Independent UK

US defense secretary blames Putin's war for Poland explosion

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says the deadly missile explosion in Poland this week is a consequence of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s “war of choice” against Ukraine

Evening Standard

Russian invasion could be over by Spring, says Ukrainian minister

The Russian invasion of Ukraine could come to an end by Spring, a Ukrainian deputy defence minister has predicted.

Reuters

Polish village remembers missile victim's help for refugees

A Polish man buried on Saturday after being killed this week by a missile near the Ukrainian border had worked hard to shelter Ukrainian refugees in the early days of the war, including in a building meters away from where he died, locals said.

Reuters

U.S. says Russia's Ukraine invasion offered preview to potential global tyranny

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has offered a preview of "a possible world of tyranny and turmoil," U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on Saturday in a speech to a security forum in Canada.

Reuters

Five injured in Russian strike on aid station near Kherson: Ukraine presidential adviser

Five people were injured in a Russian strike on a humanitarian station in southern Ukraine, a senior aide to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Saturday.

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