Russia-Ukraine latest updates: Moscow using Soviet-era missiles Ukraine news from June 30: Russia using old Soviet stocks for more than half of all strikes in Ukraine, says General. Al Jazeera · Jun 30, 2022
Captured US veteran told mom captors were ‘anxious’ to start release talks In a statement, Lois Drueke said she was ‘happy to hear is voice and know he’s alive and all right’ The Guardian - US · Jun 30, 2022
Putin has been unwilling to engage in Ukraine talks, says Secretary of State Blinken It is important that the Ukrainians define the terms of any potential negotiation, Blinken tells NPR, while the U.S. makes sure that the country has the means to repel Russian aggression. WEKU · Jun 29, 2022
Ukrainian troops train in Britain to use advanced rocket systems Hundreds of Ukrainian troops have completed military training in Britain, including on the Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) the British government is supplying to help counter Russian artillery tactics. Reuters · Jun 29, 2022
Lesia Tsurenko: Why tennis chiefs are right to ban Russians from Wimbledon “Horrible things are going on in Ukraine yet I have heard [from] one Belarusian and one Russian player. I did not hear anything from any other player" Daily Mirror · Jun 29, 2022
UK to provide another 1 billion stg of military support to Ukraine Britain will provide another 1 billion pounds ($1.21 billion) of military support to Ukraine, the British government said in a statement on Wednesday. Reuters · Jun 29, 2022
Brit drivers race to one Tesco petrol station selling fuel for 20p cheaper than average The Tesco petrol station in Ely, Cambridgeshire, was selling fuel at just 168.9p as fuel prices reached record highs thanks to Russia's war in Ukraine and rising inflation around the world Daily Mirror · Jun 29, 2022
Energy emergency justifies Brazil trucker aid package, senator says High fuel prices resulting from the Ukraine war have created an economic emergency in Brazil that justifies an aid package for self-employed truckers, the senator behind the government-backed proposal said on Wednesday as he unveiled the measure. Reuters · Jun 29, 2022
Johnson fails to rule out snap election but insists idea ‘hasn’t occurred to me’ The PM said he would not ‘start talking about politics’ at a time when he was dealing with cost-of-living pressures and the war in Ukraine. The Independent UK · Jun 29, 2022
UK promises extra £1 billion of military aid for Ukraine’s fight against Russia Boris Johnson said the commitment would help ensure Vladimir Putin’s invasion fails in Ukraine The Independent UK · Jun 29, 2022
Britain to give Ukraine further £1 billion of military support to help fight Putin PM says weapons, equipment and training will ensure Russian ‘onslaught’ fails Evening Standard · Jun 29, 2022
Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (June 29) A roundup of key developments and the latest in-depth coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. WEKU · Jun 29, 2022
Mom of U.S. veteran held in Ukraine speaks to son by phone The mother of a U.S. military veteran who went missing after he traveled to help Ukraine in its fight against Russia has spoken with her son by telephone The Independent UK · Jun 29, 2022
'I didn't fire a shot', says American held by separatists in eastern Ukraine A former U.S. soldier captured in eastern Ukraine said he did not fire a single shot while fighting for the Ukrainian side, in a plea for leniency from separatist authorities who will determine his fate. Reuters · Jun 29, 2022
Benzinga · Jun 29, 2022 How To Interpret The Changing Market Landscape By Sumit Handa, Managing Director, Partner, and Co-Head of the Investment Committee for Pennington Partners Crypto Winter. War in Ukraine. A stock market drop: What’s an investor to do?
Wales Online · Jun 29, 2022 A Tory MS is in Ukraine handing out bibles and missed a Senedd vote Conservative Senedd Member Darren Millar has been accused of hypocrisy by opposition parties
Reuters · Jun 29, 2022 UK's Johnson: What Putin has done in Ukraine is 'evil' What Russian President Vladimir Putin has done in Ukraine is "evil", British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2022 Ukraine announces largest exchange of prisoners of war since Russia invaded 144 Ukrainian soldiers have been released, including 95 who defended the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol
Wales Online · Jun 29, 2022 Boris Johnson calls Vladimir Putin 'evil' for Russia's invasion of Ukraine The UK Prime Minister hit out at the Russian President's aggression
The Independent UK · Jun 29, 2022 Lesia Tsurenko feels ‘very guilty’ playing tennis during war in Ukraine Tsurenko is set to send £12,000 back home to help with the war against Russia
The Independent UK · Jun 29, 2022 NATO pivots to highlight Chinese 'challenges' for 1st time NATO has for the first time singled out China as one of its strategic priorities for the next decade, warning about its growing military ambitions, confrontational rhetoric toward Taiwan and other neighbors, and increasingly close ties to Russia
The Independent UK · Jun 29, 2022 Britain ready to commit 1,000 extra troops to Estonia to defend Nato Western alliance agrees massive expansion plan for 2023, as leaders invite Sweden and Finland to join
Reuters · Jun 29, 2022 German porcelain maker faces fragile future due to Ukraine war For family-owned German porcelain maker Kahla the recent cuts in Russian natural gas supply to Germany and high energy prices due to the Ukraine war pose a looming existential threat.
Asharq Al-Awsat · Jun 29, 2022 Ukraine Wins Release of 144 Soldiers in Biggest Prisoner Swap of War Ukraine on Wednesday carried out its biggest exchange of prisoners of war since Russia invaded, securing the release of 144 of its soldiers, including 95 who defended Mariupol's steelworkers, Ukraine's military intelligence agency said. The majority of the Ukrainians were badly wounded, suffering from gunshot and shrapnel wounds, blast traumas,…
The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2022 The Guardian view on Boris Johnson abroad: more indulged than feted Editorial: The prime minister’s stance on Ukraine is valued by Britain’s allies but cannot fill the void where there should be a European policy