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Give Ukraine US aircraft, Democratic lawmaker urges

WASHINGTON — A Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee suggested a significant escalation in the U.S. role in the war for Ukraine on Friday, urging the Biden administration to give Ukraine U.S. military aircraft to attack a Russian convoy.

Tribune News Service

West says Russia attacked nuke plant, Russia blames Ukraine

The United States and its allies are accusing Russia of attacking Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant and putting the lives of millions of Europeans at risk of radiation fallout

The Independent UK

What is NATO and what does it cost to be a member?

The alliance binds 30 European and North American countries together in a common-defense agreement.

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Ukrainians in US consider taking advantage of new status

Ukrainians in the U.S. are reacting to a move by President Biden to grant them humanitarian relief known as Temporary Protected Status after Russia invaded their country

The Independent UK

Underground U.S. groups funnel fighters, medics to Ukraine

A former U.S. military linguist is arming volunteers with Russian phrases like "put your weapon down" before they head to Ukraine to fight. Another U.S. veteran said he was in Ukraine linking volunteers to groups on the ground.

Reuters

Putin's troops fire on two Brit journalists during terrifying ambush in Ukraine

Sky reporter Stuart Ramsey was shot in the lower back as he and cameraman Richie Mockler were attacked by Russian soldiers at a checkpoint while covering the invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

As it happened: Russia resumes Mariupol offensive, Israeli PM steps into mediator's role

Russia's defence ministry said Saturday it had resumed "offensive actions" in Ukraine after announcing a ceasefire earlier in the day to allow residents of two besieged cities of Mariupol and neighbouring Volnovakha to evacuate. The Russian defence ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said that "not a single civilian" was able to…

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Chronically-ill kids escape Ukraine in makeshift 'hospital train' amid Russian bombing

The chronically ill Ukrainian children and their mums packed into the transformed train wagon, which allowed them to receive treatment as they fled to Poland

Daily Mirror

RTE Late Late Show viewers in tears after Ryan Tubridy's emotional Ukraine speech

He asked people at home to donate what they could to help the people of Ukraine

Dublin Live

Italian police seize yacht owned by Russia’s richest man

$27m boat impounded after EU blacklists owner Alexei Mordashov following Moscow’s attacks on Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Channel 4 Gogglebox stars Pete and Sophie reduced to tears as they react to Ukraine invasion

The siblings broke down as they discussed the plight of Ukrainian families forced apart by the war

Manchester Evening News

‘He literally had 30 seconds’: an Australian couple’s desperate fight to flee Ukraine

Tasmanians Rachel Lehmann Ware and her husband Duncan detail their journey from the basement of a school in Kyiv to an 18-hour train ride

The Guardian - AU

‘The world’s greatest dirty money laundromat’: How America’s financial secrecy laws enabled Russian oligarchs to hide their wealth

Expert on kleptocracy says US needs to clean up anonymity laws to find oligarch wealth. Richard Hall reports

The Independent UK

17 more Andhra Pradesh students return from Ukraine

VISAKHAPATNAM: Srija Reddy, a first year medical student of Kharkiv National Medical University in Ukraine, landed in Vizag on Friday after days of struggle. The native of Rampuram village near Pendurthi was stuck in the war-hit country along with several others, and took shelter under bunkers for over three days…

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Few international students pick Andhra Pradesh as a study abroad option

VISAKHAPATNAM: A small country like Ukraine attracting thousands of students from Andhra Pradesh has sparked a debate on overseas education and the factors leading to it.

The Conversation

Meet Russia’s oligarchs, a group of men who won't be toppling Putin anytime soon

U.S. President Joe Biden and other world leaders are setting their sights on Russia’s oligarchs as they seek new ways to punish Vladimir Putin – and those who have enabled him and profited from his reign – for waging war in Ukraine.

Axios

Pence: There's no room in GOP for "apologists for Putin"

"Elections are about the future," Pence will say in a not so subtle repudiation of Trump and his supporters' ongoing focus on 2020.

The Times of India

Telangana's Razia Begum rode 1,400km for son, now he is stuck in Ukraine

HYDERABAD: Remember Razia Begum who rode a scooter for more than 1,400 km in three days to bring her son back home during Covid-19 lockdown two years ago? The 50-year-old government teacher from Bodhan in Nizamabad district showed immense courage in April 2020 riding her scooter to bring her son…

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Ukraine crisis: Out of water, students trapped in Sumy forced to collect snow

HYDERABAD: The latest Russian attacks on Sumy in Ukraine have left Indian students stranded with sounds of explosions and missile attacks haunting them.

Benzinga

Was Ukraine The First Country To Make A RugPull?

By Federico Bruno, Project Manager, and Lucas Malizia, Defi Consultant, FINANFLIX In the midst of the war in Ukraine, the country announced on February 26, via its official Twitter, that it would accept cryptocurrency donations to help both civilians and military personnel fighting against Russian forces.

The Times of India

Ukraine-Russia crisis to impact economy for 1-2 years, says Sunil Kant Munjal

HYDERABAD: The ongoing Ukraine-Russia war is going to cast its shadow on the Indian economy in the near-term, said CII past president and Hero Enterprise chairman Sunil Kant Munjal here on Friday.

Chronicle Live

Ukrainian woman living in Tyneside despairs as her parents shelter underground in Kyiv

Jane K azakova is in constant contact with her family in the Ukrainian capital as they shelter from Russian shelling

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Russia told Germany to hand over a US citizen. After invasion, he was sent home to Miami

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has led to worldwide condemnation and a cascade of momentous actions: the seizure of oligarchs’ yachts, the freezing of bank accounts, a flood of Ukrainian expatriates returning to their homeland to fight and a precipitous plunge in the ruble.

Leeds Live

Gogglebox fans 'sobbing' as Sophie Sandiford cries to brother Pete over Ukraine war

Sophie Sandiford broke down in tears in front of her brother Pete who almost started crying himself

The Times of India

Over 80% of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh grads with MBBS degree from abroad stumble at FMGE

HYDERABAD: Thousands of Indians enrol in foreign universities in countries such as Ukraine and Russia to study MBBS, but latest data shows that after they return home, only a handful of them clear the mandatory test to practice in India or appear for NEET-PG examination.

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