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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Why can’t Ukraine join Nato?

Volodymyr Zelensky concedes his country may never become member of military alliance

The Independent UK

Kyiv has faced adversity before – and a stronger Ukrainian identity grew in response

This is not the first time residents of Kyiv have fought to defend the city from an encroaching, larger army.

The Conversation

Zelensky shows Congress heartbreaking video of dead bodies and bombings in Ukraine

Video entitled ‘Close the Sky’ was broadcasted during Zelensky’s remarks before lawmakers on Wednesday

The Independent UK

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ITV's Concert for Ukraine to unite music icons for two hour fundraiser

ITV join forces with the Disasters Emergency Committee for Concert for Ukraine to raise money for the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal

Chronicle Live

Real Madrid make huge donation to help Ukrainians displaced by Russian invasion

Real Madrid have pledged their support for Ukrainians who have fled the Russian invasion and remain either displaced in their homeland or have been taken into Spain

Daily Mirror

Zelenskiy calls on U.S. Congress for more Russia sanctions, defense aid

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called on the U.S. Congress on Wednesday for further military assistance to help protect the skies over Ukraine and for further sanctions against Russia including the withdrawal of all U.S. businesses.

Reuters

Zelensky speech to Congress: Read rough transcript of Ukraine leader’s address

Read the Ukrainian president’s virtual address to Congress

The Independent UK

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Ukraine President Zelensky Returning To Netflix: How You Can Watch 'Servant Of The People'

A comedy that helped launch the political career of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky could soon be seen by millions of people worldwide.

Benzinga

UK journalist Benjamin Hall in ‘good spirits’ as he leaves Ukraine after attack

The British journalist was seriously injured after the incident near Kyiv.

The Independent UK

Thousands of Ukraine refugees expected to arrive in UK next week – minister

So far, more than 120,000 British families have registered their interest in opening their doors to Ukrainians fleeing the war.

The Independent UK

Ukraine wants a no-fly zone. What does this mean, and would one make any sense in this war?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy virtually addressed the United States Congress on March 16, 2022, and, as widely expected, requested additional U.S. military assistance for Ukraine.

The Conversation

Russian forces shoot dead 10 people in Ukraine queuing for bread, say US diplomats

Russian forces on Wednesday shot and killed ten people standing in a queue for bread in the city of Chernihiv in northern Ukraine, US diplomats claimed.

Evening Standard

Zelensky urges Congress to "remember 9/11" as he pleads for more aid for Ukraine

"Our country is experiencing the same every day, right now, at this moment. Every night for three weeks now."

Axios

Ukraine lunchtime update: Russia sets out one key demand for ending war

The statement has been seen as 'good news' that the war could be over sooner than expected

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Reuters

Biden calls Putin a 'war criminal,' sending more weapons to Ukraine

President Joe Biden on Wednesday said Russian President Vladimir Putin "is a war criminal" for attacking Ukraine and announced an additional $800 million in security assistance including weapons to take down Russian planes and tanks.

The Independent UK

Zelensky calls on US to remember Pearl Harbor and 9/11: ‘Our country experiences the same every day’

Ukrainian president compared the ongoing assault by Russian forces on the Ukrainian people to America’s own darkest days in history

Bristol Post

Bristol mayor calls on residents to open their homes to Ukrainian refugees

The city council has joined government-backed Homes for Ukraine scheme which goes live on Friday

Evening Standard

Russian ground forces in Ukraine seem to be getting into a desperate fix

Much of Russia’s Poor Bloody Infantry, to borrow that old phrase, are stuck in their positions as they try to surround the cities, which are being devastated by artillery, rocket, and ballistic missile strike from a distance. In Kherzon, at least they patrol in vehicles — faced by fearless, unarmed…

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Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin lookalike smuggles Zelensky impersonator out of war-torn Ukraine

The professional Vladimir Putin lookalike, Slawek Sobala, enlisted the help of Howard X, an impersonator of the North Korean despot, to take Umid Isabaev from war-torn Kyiv into Poland

Liverpool Echo

Nine questions we still have as 100,000 sign up to Homes For Ukraine scheme

While thousands of Brits have signed up to help home Ukrainian refugees, a lot of details have been left unexplained

Zenger

Cold Weather Adds Separate Challenge For Far-Traveling Refugees

As of March 15, more than 3 million refugees have fled Ukraine since Feb. 24, according to the United Nations.

The Independent UK

Is it Zelensky or Zelenskyy? Behind the spelling of the Ukrainian president’s name

The last name of Ukraine’s president is correctly spelled: Зеленський

Daily Mirror

VOTE: Are Tories using Ukraine-Russia war to justify cost of living crisis?

Money expert Martin Lewis government has accused the government of using Russia's invasion of Ukraine to blame the current cost of living crisis. Let us know your thoughts in our latest survey

Radio France Internationale

France calls for protection for journalists covering Ukraine conflict

France has called for warring countries to protect journalists, following the deaths of several reporters covering Russia's war in Ukraine, including a French-Irish Fox News cameraman.

Sports Illustrated

Their Countries Are on Opposite Sides of a War, but They Stand United

San Francisco’s Volodymyr Markovetskyy is from Ukraine. His teammates Yauhen Massalski and Dzmitry Ryuny are from Belarus. Together, they have a simple plea: ‘Stop the war.’

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