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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

'Very difficult' for Ukraine to give up ambitions to join Nato

Ukrainian MP Lesia Vasylenko said the wish to join was written into her country’s constitution

Wales Online

Biden calls Putin a ‘war criminal’ for first time since Russia invaded Ukraine

President Joe Biden on Wednesday publicly called President Vladimir Putin a “war criminal” for the first time, using a loaded phrase that the White House had avoided throughout Russia’s 21-day-old invasion of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Theater where hundreds had sheltered wrecked in airstrike, Ukrainian officials say

KYIV, Ukraine — A Russian airstrike hit a theater in Mariupol where hundreds of people had taken shelter in recent days as a siege on the southern port city tightened, Ukrainian officials said Wednesday, but there was no immediate word on casualties.

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Little chance of relief at the bowser

A volatile situation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict means motorists are unlikely to fell any relief at the petrol bowser, despite the fall in global oil prices.

AAP

UN Security Council meeting again Thursday to debate Ukraine

The U.N. Security Council has scheduled a meeting on Ukraine for Thursday

The Independent UK

CEOs turn to foreign policy experts to navigate Ukraine conflict

American CEOs are building mini-State Departments to navigate the uncertainties of a war and world increasingly unbound by norms and institutions.

Axios

Ukrainians fear Russia diplomacy progress is a head fake

"Whether this is a ploy is still to be seen."

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Ukraine says Russia strikes Mariupol theatre sheltering residents, Moscow denies attack

Spelling out the word "children" in large letters did not stop Russian forces from destroyed a theatre in Mariupol where hundreds of people were sheltering, Ukrainian authorities say.

ABC News

Ukraine theatre hit by airstrike where hundreds were sheltering had ‘children’ written on pavement in Russian

Number of casualties still unknown but between 1,000 and 1,2000 civilians thought to have been inside

The Independent UK

‘Very difficult’ for Ukraine to give up ambitions to join Nato

Ukrainian MP Lesia Vasylenko said the wish to join was written into her country’s constitution.

The Independent UK

The scramble to shield Ukraine’s cultural heritage

Across the country, artists and curators are desperately unhooking, wrapping and stashing away artwork as Vladimir Putin’s onslaught closes in, report Max Bearak and Isabelle Khurshudyan

The Independent UK

Panama says three ships hit in Black Sea since start of Ukraine war

Three Panamanian-flagged ships have been hit by Russian missiles in the Black Sea since Russia's invasion of Ukraine last month, Panama's Maritime Authority said on Wednesday.

Reuters

As it happened: Lacking support, Russia scraps UN vote on Ukraine aid resolution

Authorities in Ukraine’s Mariupol on Thursday said around 30,000 people have fled the besieged city and that they were clarifying information on possible victims of the Russian shelling of a theatre sheltering civilians a day earlier. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed German parliament via video earlier on Thursday, asking them…

France 24

Kidnapped Ukrainian mayor released from Russian captivity after 'prisoner swap'

Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov has been exchanged for nine captured Russian soldiers after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky branded the abduction a 'crime against democracy'

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French foreign minister warns Moscow against use of chemical weapons -Le Parisien

France would consider Russia responsible for any use of chemical or bacteriological weapons in the war in Ukraine, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian told French newspaper Le Parisien in an interview on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Analysis: Zelenskyy, Biden show different styles, missions

U.S. President Joe Biden and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy are men of different generations and different styles — and with very different missions

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Electronic Arts bans Russian esports teams from events

The company further imposes restrictions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Biden’s sending more arms to Ukraine, but some in Congress call it lacking

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced the U.S. government will send $800 million in weapons to Ukraine, bringing the total over the last year to $2 billion, but pressure is growing on Capitol Hill to do even more.

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Louise Redknapp issues heartwarming tribute to 'inspirational' Robert Rinder

The judge travelled to Ukraine to help rescue his former Strictly co-star's family

Los Angeles Times

Ukrainian cities suffer more attacks amid glimmers of hope for halting fighting

KYIV, Ukraine — An around-the-clock curfew brought the the Ukrainian capital to a standstill and Russian forces stepped up fierce attacks on civilian areas across the country Wednesday, even as both Moscow and Kyiv reported signs of progress toward halting a war that has set off a spiraling humanitarian and…

Zenger

VIDEO: Ukrainian Mechanized Brigade Fires Artillery In Nighttime Operation Against Russians

Brigade named after Prince Constantine of Ostroh traces its history at least to World War II.

Zenger

VIDEO: Ukrainian Soldiers Bomb Russian Artillery Division, Bring Down Fighter Jet

Military success comes as Biden offers details on $800 million in additional U.S. aid to Ukraine.

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Day 21: Ukraine war toll seen in drawing, tears

A child’s drawing hanging at a military checkpoint shows a person with a Ukrainian flag in one hand — and in the other, a large, black gun pointed at a green tank. A Ukrainian soldier wearing camouflage embraces a relative heading to Poland to flee the war. And an elderly…

Bangkok Post

Steps capping wheat imports may be lifted

The government is mulling lifting measures to cap wheat imports after domestic feed meal prices surged because of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Reuters

Ukraine crisis gives chance to shift away from 'toxic' narratives towards refugees, U.N. agency says

The United Nations refugee agency has welcomed the response by advanced countries to the Ukrainian refugee crisis and urged them to act in a similar way towards refugees from other war zones, regardless of nationality, race or religion.

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