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The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Putin and Xi Seek to Remake the World Order

By taking Ukraine, Putin is attempting to annul universal values with “might makes right.”

The News Lens

Ukraine defence minister says Russian invasion is now a European war

'Half of Europe is already collecting, packing, carrying weapons and armour equipment.'

Wales Online

Ukraine-Russia news live: Stage set for Belarus peace talks after Putin puts nuclear forces on high alert

The next 24 hours ‘crucial period’ for Ukraine, president Volodymyr Zelensky said

The Independent UK

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Russian opera The Golden Cockerel to go ahead at Adelaide Festival as rally takes place

A Russian opera centred around themes of power and war, and featuring both Russian and Ukrainian actors, will go ahead as part of the Adelaide Festival, as South Australians show their support for the Ukranian community.

ABC News

Report: Several WNBA Players in Russia Planning to Leave Country Amid Conflict

The conflict has also forced several players out of Ukraine.

Sports Illustrated

Canadian telecom firms block Russian state-owned broadcaster RT

Major Canadian cable operators have said they would drop Russian state-owned broadcaster RT from their channel line-up in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reuters

Bully Vladimir Putin has turned Russia into pariah nation with Ukraine invasion

Record View says Vladimir Putin should be put on trial for war crimes.

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Belarus could send own troops into Ukraine to fight alongside Russia TODAY

Belarus is a key ally of the invading force and has allowed thousands of Russian troops to be stationed there - but its own fighting force could soon be called into action

Daily Mirror

What the papers say – February 28

The Kremlin’s turn to nuclear weapon threats is splashed across Monday’s newspapers.

The Independent UK

Ukraine calls for no-fly zone to stop Russian bombardment

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged the West to consider a no-fly zone for Russian aircraft over Ukraine on Monday after Moscow bombarded the country's second largest city, drawing new sanctions by the United States and its allies.

Reuters

Russian TV gets kicked from Canada’s airwaves fver Ukraine Fury

Canada’s largest television providers are removing Russia Today from their services after one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ministers said he opposed the state-owned Russian broadcaster’s presence on the nation’s airwaves.

Tribune News Service

42% of households in India to cut discretionary spending if petrol/diesel prices rise: Survey

NEW DELHI: At least 42 percent of Indian households would not be able to tolerate another increase in petrol/diesel prices and will have to cut discretionary spending if fuel prices go up in light of global crude surging past the $100/barrel due the to Russia-Ukraine conflict, according to the results…

The Times of India

Dozens of civilians killed and injured as Russia's assault on Ukrainian cities continues

A Ukrainian doctor demands journalists show Vladimir Putin the images of a six-year-old girl's life ebbing away after she is mortally injured in Russian shelling.

ABC News

How the Russian military remade itself into a modern, efficient and deadly fighting machine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has described his country’s invasion of Ukraine as a “special military operation”. But from the start, this has not been a narrow, limited military campaign.

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Bangkok Post

Outcry as Putin orders nuclear alert, Ukraine resists Russian invasion

KYIV: Russian President Vladimir Putin's announcement that his nuclear forces were on alert sparked outcry in the West as the invading troops faced stiff resistance on Monday.

Reuters

Blasts heard in Ukraine's Kyiv, Kharkiv - Ukraine govt, military

Blasts were heard in Ukrainian capital of Kyiv and in the major city of Kharkiv on Monday morning, Ukraine's State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection said.

The Guardian - UK

‘They were fooled by Putin’: Chinese historians speak out against Russian invasion

An open letter written by five historians denounced the war. They hope to persuade Beijing to make their stance clearer

The Independent UK

Belarus could send troops into Ukraine to support Russian invasion on Monday, US official says

Belarus also approved a new constitution ditching the country’s non-nuclear status

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Star Boxer Vasiliy Lomachenko Joins Territorial Defense Battalion in Ukraine

The three-time world champion posted a photo on Facebook that showed him in military fatigues.

The Times of India

India to send humanitarian aid, including medicines, to Ukraine: Latest developments

NEW DELHI: In an unprecedented escalation, President Vladimir Putin on Sunday put Russian nuclear forces on an increased alert. Putin's move to up the nuclear ante came as Russian forces have failed to take control of any major Ukrainian cities even after four days of intense fight.

Daily Mirror

Putin's plan to conquer Ukraine in 48 hours in tatters with Russian leader 'humiliated'

Vladimir Putin was confident that Ukraine would surrender within two days of the invasion but his forces have instead faced intense resistance and a united EU

Los Angeles Times

Zelenskyy is beating Putin — at least in the public relations battle

KYIV, Ukraine — As Russian bombs fell across Ukraine, the contrast between the leaders of the warring nations could not be starker.

The Independent UK

Asian shares mixed amid Ukraine, sanctions, energy worries

Asian shares are mixed as Western nations moved to tighten sanctions against Russia and President Vladimir Putin escalated tensions by ordering Russian nuclear forces put on high alert

ABC News

Federal Government urges Australians not to travel to Russia as Ukraine war escalates

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade upgrades its travel advice for Russia, warning the security situation could deteriorate without notice.

Wales Online

Belarus to 'join forces with Russia in Ukraine invasion', reports Kyiv media

'Multiple sources in Belarus say the decision has been made'

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