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Russian soldiers 'shooting themselves in the legs to avoid fighting in Ukraine'

Intercepted audio from Ukrainian soldiers suggest they are hunting around for Ukrainian ammunition to shoot themselves in the legs with so they are sent home from the brutal war

Daily Mirror

Ukraine Recap: Putin's plans explained – at home and abroad

The image that I can’t get out of my head this week is that of Marina Ovsyannikova. The brave Russian television producer risked a lengthy jail sentence when she burst into a live news bulletin going out on state-owned broadcaster Channel 1, where she had worked for some years, carrying…

The Conversation

Ukraine: Poland reminds the EU how vulnerable its border nations really are

When a Russian airstrike hit a large military base in Ukraine just 15 miles from the Polish border, it drew instant international attention. The attack stood at strategically given its proximity to the territory of a Nato member. Any attack on Polish soil would trigger an automatic response from Nato…

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Live From Ukraine, March 17: Mariupol Official Says 'Nothing Works' In Besieged City

Valentyna Zakharchuk is a Ukrainian citizen who will provide daily on-the-ground updates of the Russian invasion for Benzinga. Southeast Ukraine: In Mariupol, the only hospital that still accepts people is on the verge of collapse. Doctors said that disconnecting a medical facility from electricity will be fatal for many patients.

Benzinga

We asked Edinburgh locals if they would give a room to a Ukrainian family

With the Russian invasion of Ukraine leaving civilians scared for their lives and fleeing the country, we asked some of the Edinburgh public if they have made plans to offer temporary accommodation

Edinburgh Live

'Good always wins over evil' - Ukrainian national and Salford councillor delivers emotional speech on Russian invasion

"Ukraine will arise out of the ashes"

Manchester Evening News

U.N. envoy Tirumurti gets extension, government seeks ‘continuity’ amid conflict

Officials cite need for continuity during crucial period of Ukraine conflict

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Man joins Ukraine relief effort with 700 boxes of 'wonky bread' to feed refugees

James Eid has joined food suppliers in providing relief to Ukrainian refugees amid the ongoing Russian conflict - by sending 700 boxes of 'wonky bread' to Poland

Daily Mirror

Father of three to drive emergency supplies to Ukraine in borrowed van

Frank Matthews, of Greenwich, south-east London, set up a JustGiving page – Lviv and Let Live – just over a week ago aiming to raise £5,000.

The Independent UK

Harrods 'mistakenly' sells luxury Russian vodka despite Ukraine war sanctions

The department store admitted there was an 'error' after Labour MP Chris Bryant said they were selling Beluga vodka 'literally underneath the counter'

Daily Mirror

Journalist who protested war on Russian TV remains defiant after arrest: ‘It was impossible to stay silent’

Marina Ovsyannikova faces 15 years in prison under new laws criminalising ‘fake news’ against the Russian military

The Independent UK

Russian invasion of Ukraine derails a vital mission to find alien life on Mars

The war in Ukraine and subsequent international sanctions on Russia have forced the European Space Agency to suspend collaboration with Russia on missions to space.

Inverse

From Churchill to Pearl Harbor, Zelenskiy’s speeches push the right buttons abroad

Analysis: Ukrainian leader’s addresses to foreign legislatures focus on each country’s history

The Guardian - UK

Putin's not a fascist, totalitarian or revolutionary – he's a reactionary tyrant

Talk of a “new cold war” in this century began in the time between the war in Iraq and the global recession of 2008. It roughly coincided with the attention focused on the murder of Alexander Litvinenko by polonium-210 poisoning at the hands of Russians in London.

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Reason

"We'll Withstand the Horde"

A new humorous song of Ukrainian defiance, in Russian.

The Independent UK

Sarah, Duchess of York travels to Poland after organising help for refugees

More than 1.7 million people – out of a total of almost three million refugees – have crossed Ukraine’s border with Poland.

The Times of India

Global economic fallout of war in Ukraine is expected to negatively impact Indian economy: says IMF

WASHINGTON: The global economic fallout of the war in Ukraine is expected to negatively impact India's economy, while the immediate impact of the conflict on China is likely to be relatively small, the IMF said on Thursday.

Irish Mirror

Kellie Harrington's mad rush home after forgetting to take Olympic medal to St Patrick's Day parade

Kellie was Grand Marshal alongside Ellen Keane said she acccidentally left it behind when running out the door

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Reuters

Kremlin tells Biden: U.S. has no right to lecture Russia on war crimes

The Kremlin said on Wednesday Joe Biden's claim that President Vladimir Putin was a "war criminal" for invading Ukraine was an unforgivable remark by the leader of a country which had killed civilians in conflicts across the world.

The Independent UK

Trevor Noah says Grammys can entertain, tackle world issues

The Grammy Awards is a festive vibe celebrating music’s best, but host Trevor Noah says the show may touch on some serious topics such as the ongoing crisis in Ukraine

The Conversation

Curious Kids: Why did Putin invade Ukraine now? Is it for the U.S.S.R. again?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. Have a question you’d like an expert to answer? Send it to CuriousKidsCanada@theconversation.com.

The Independent UK

No European Mars mission this year, due to war in Ukraine

Because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Europe will no longer be attempting to send its first rover to Mars this year

Irish Mirror

Joe Biden gives enthusiastic answer to Taoiseach's invitation to Ireland at St Patrick's Day meeting

Taoiseach Micheal Martin and President Biden held a virtual bilateral meeting on St Patrick’s Day after Mr Martin tested positive for Covid-19 on Wednesday night

Benzinga

The Conflict Between Russia And Ukraine Could Trigger A Global Food Shortage

This is due to the fact that the countries are major exporters of agricultural products.

France 24

Zelensky addresses US Congress: Ukrainian president invokes 9/11 in virtual speech

As Russia continues to bombard Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky made a landmark virtual address to the US Congress this week. US lawmakers gave him a standing ovation the moment he showed up on screen. Speaking almost three weeks after the Russian invasion first began, Zelensky showed a graphic video of…

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