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Russia denies killing civilians in Ukraine's Bucha

Russia on Sunday denied Ukrainian allegations that it had killed civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha, describing footage and photographs of dead bodies as a "provocation" and a "staged performance" by Kyiv.

Reuters

Putin's war and the battle for democracy

Autocratic leaders are growing ever bolder, as Putin and Xi demonstrate — but Ukraine has changed the equation

Salon

Polish minister calls for investigation of Russian army's actions in Kyiv region

Poland's foreign minister called on Sunday for the international community to help Ukraine investigate the actions of the Russian army in the region around Kyiv, as outrage grew over the discovery of dead bodies in the town of Bucha.

Reuters

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Putin will ‘have one day to answer to God’ for acts of evil – former archbishop

John Sentamu spoke with the PA news agency after saying prayers for Ukraine outside the nation’s embassy in London.

The Independent UK

Sunflower oil 'will run out in weeks' due to Ukraine war

A cooking oil bottling firm says it only has a few weeks of supply left.

Chronicle Live

Property prices to go up as construction costs soar in Karnataka

Factors range from rise in raw material prices to Ukraine-Russia war

The Hindu

Zelensky says Putin committing ‘genocide’ and warns of Ukraine being ‘exterminated’

Horrific images emerge from Russian-held areas

The Independent UK

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Explainer-How could Russia's Putin be prosecuted for war crimes in Ukraine?

Ukraine has accused Russia of war crimes in the town of Bucha just outside Kyiv, with Germany, France and others expressing outrage at the images of dead civilians.

Reuters

France condemns 'massive abuses' committed by Russian forces in Ukraine

French Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian on Sunday condemned what he called the "massive abuses" committed by Russian forces" in Ukraine in recent weeks.

Reuters

Images of dead in Ukrainian town of Bucha a 'punch in gut,' says Blinken

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said images of dead Ukrainian civilians found in the town of Bucha after Russian troops left were a "punch in the gut" and those responsible for any war crimes must be held accountable.

Reuters

Blinken: growing evidence of Russian atrocities in Ukraine a ‘punch to the gut’

Secretary of state promises US will join allies in documenting atrocities and hold perpetrators accountable

The Guardian - US

‘It was like a movie’: recaptured Bucha recounts violence of Russian invasion

Claims of war crimes in the Ukraine city mount up as residents tell of a month of fear

The Guardian - UK

UK facing sunflower oil shortage due to Ukraine war

A cooking oil bottling firm says it only has a few weeks of supply left.

Wales Online

U.S. to give $50 million to Moldova to cope with Ukraine war

The United States will give Moldova $50 million to help it cope with the impacts of Russia's war against Ukraine, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield announced during a visit to the former Soviet republic on Sunday.

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The Independent UK

Across US, faith groups mobilize to aid Ukrainian refugees

U.S. faith communities are leading the charge to welcome refugees displaced by the war in Ukraine

Reuters

Patriarch urges soldiers to defend 'peace-loving' Russia amid Ukraine campaign

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church held a service for Russian soldiers on Sunday in which he called on them to defend their country "as only Russians can" as Moscow continues its military campaign in Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Two Russian soldiers killed and 28 seriously ill ‘after being given poisoned food by Ukrainian civilians’

Dozens of troops said to be in intensive care while hundreds more hospitalised with alcohol poisoning

Manchester Evening News

Supplier warns there is only a few weeks' supply of sunflower oil left

The war between Ukraine and Russia, who produce most of the world's sunflower oil, is causing the shortage.

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The Guardian - UK

Killing of civilians in Bucha and Kyiv condemned as ‘terrible war crime’

Europe pledges further sanctions against Russia after reports of killing of scores of unarmed Ukrainians

Reuters

Russia must pay for 'war crimes' in Bucha, Germany says

Germany's Foreign Minister said on Sunday Russia must pay for its "war crimes" in the Ukrainian town of Bucha just outside the capital in the form of more severe sanctions, denouncing Russian President Vladimir Putin's "uninhibited violence".

The Independent UK

Russian missiles hit oil refinery in Ukraine’s key port of Odesa

Russia says it has destroyed an oil processing plant and three fuel depots in the strategic port city

Axios

Zelensky: "This is genocide"

Credible reports have emerged of bodies of civilians — some with hands tied behind their backs — in the city of Bucha.

France 24

Hungarians flock to polls in vote overshadowed by Ukraine war as Orban seeks new term

The party of nationalist Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has taken the lead in partial results from the country's general election on Sunday, the national election office said.

Irish Mirror

High velocity missile made in Ulster 'rips in half Russian helicopter in first use'

A Starstreak high velocity anti-air missile, that was made in Ulster, has brought down its first Russian helicopter with footage showing the aircraft split in two, it is reported

Reuters

Germany says West to agree more sanctions on Russia after Bucha killings

Germany said on Sunday that the West would agree to impose more sanctions on Russia in the coming days after Ukraine accused Russian forces of war crimes near Kyiv, ratchetting up the already vast economic pressure on Russia over its invasion.

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