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Edinburgh dad stranded in Ukraine with wife and newborn son in hospital amid Russia tension

Ken Stewart had planned to leave Ukraine with wife Tania, daughter Yaryna and newborn son Douglas with Russian troops amassing on the country's borders, however they are trapped until a birth certificate can be obtained

Edinburgh Live

‘It’s horrible, I can’t sleep’: Ukrainians in London face anxious wait from afar

With rising fear for relatives, the expatriate community watch events unfold to see if war with Russia will be averted

The Guardian - UK

‘Britain called me a collaborator. Why?’ Ukrainian politician Yevhen Murayev hits out

The former MP who the Foreign Office claimed could head a Vladimir Putin-backed puppet government in Kyiv is now facing a backlash

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Scots dad in Ukraine frantically packs bags and flees with young family as Russia tensions rise

Stuart McKenzie, wife Lena and the couple's two sons have been forced to leave most of their belongings behind as they travel to Poland in fear of evacuation chaos.

Daily Record

German leader travels to Russia, Ukraine as tensions grow

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is flying to Ukraine and Russia this week in an effort to help defuse escalating tensions as Western intelligence officials warn that a Russian invasion of Ukraine is increasingly imminent

The Independent UK

Ukraine news – live: PM urges Russia ‘back from brink’ of war as Kiev demands Kremlin meeting in 48hrs

UK claims Moscow capable of launching an offensive ‘at any time’

The Independent UK

Latest updates: Biden, Zelenskyy agree to pursue diplomacy

Two leaders agree in phone call on both carrot and stick in response to Russian military buildup, White House says.

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US Staff of OSCE Begins Pullout from Donetsk in Eastern Ukraine

US staff at the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) started to withdraw by car from the rebel-held city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine on Sunday, a Reuters witness said, amid fears of a possible Russian invasion. The United States and its allies have urged their citizens to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukrainians in Kyiv shrug off threat of Russian invasion

While many are making contingency plans, life continues as normal in a city that has grown weary of the constant talk of war

The Guardian - UK

Amid border row, India reaches out to nationals in Ukraine

Indian Embassy’s database gears up for possible evacuation

The Hindu

Biden and Zelensky agree on need for ‘diplomacy and deterrence’ during call on Ukraine crisis

US President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky agreed on the need to pursue ‘diplomacy and deterrence’ in response to Russia’s buildup of more than 100,000 troops near Ukraine. Catch up on the day's events as they unfolded on FRANCE 24.

France 24

As Europe pushes for peace, clueless Johnson snipes from the sidelines

Brexit Britain’s isolated leaders resort to posturing and fist-waving over Ukraine while France’s Macron pursues diplomatic solutions in Moscow

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on how Europe can step back from the brink of war

A united diplomatic front is the best weapon to persuade Vladimir Putin against invading Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

World news snapshot: Cyclone Dovi hits New Zealand and the body of computer anti-virus expert John McAfee remains in a Spanish morgue

Vladimir Putin slams Western claims of an imminent Moscow invasion of Ukraine and seven labourers were rescued while two others were still trapped after an under-construction tunnel collapsed in India

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Reuters

Blinken says Ukraine embassy drawdown prudent given high risk of Russian invasion

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Saturday the risk of Russian military action in Ukraine is high and imminent enough to justify the departure of much of the staff at U.S. embassy in Kyiv, which the State Department announced earlier.

Daily Mirror

Ukraine warned Russia may invade this week after 'false flag attack'

Brits and Americans have been urged to leave Ukraine immediately and the CIA has warned thousands of Russian troops could attack as early as Wednesday

Wales Online

Foreign Office must learn from 'chaos' of Kabul in assisting Ukraine, says Labour

David Lammy said the first duty of any government 'is to keep its people safe'

Wales Online

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace: Russian attack on Ukraine ‘highly likely’

Ben Wallace says there is a 'whiff of Munich in the air' amid efforts to halt attack

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Biden-Putin call is inconclusive even as tensions over Ukraine jump

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Joe Biden tried to send Vladimir Putin an ultimatum about the consequences of any invasion of Ukraine in an hourlong conversation that left both sides at an impasse and Russia’s intentions unclear.

Reuters

Australia evacuates embassy in Kyiv, calls on China to speak up for Ukraine

Australia said on Sunday it was evacuating its embassy in Kyiv as the situation on the Russia-Ukraine border deteriorated quickly, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison calling on China to not remain "chillingly silent" on the crisis.

The Independent UK

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace fears Russian attack on Ukraine is ‘highly likely’

He compared diplomatic efforts to appeasement, saying there is a ‘whiff of Munich in the air’.

The Independent UK

‘Whiff of Munich’ over Western response to Ukraine crisis, says defence secretary Ben Wallace

France says Putin has given no indication of a plan to invade Ukraine

Wales Online

US President warns Putin of devastating costs of Ukrainian invasion, as Britons flee

The US president told his Russian counterpart invasion would cause ‘widespread human suffering’ and ‘diminish Russia’s standing’

Tribune News Service

US sees China watching Ukraine crisis as proxy for Taiwan

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration increasingly believes that China is gauging the U.S. response to the Ukraine crisis as a proxy for how America would deal with more aggressive action by Beijing against Taiwan, according to three senior officials.

Daily Mirror

Russian blood will 'flood' Ukraine if Kremlin orders invasion, general warns

It comes after US president Joe Biden warned his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin of the 'widespread human suffering' he would cause if he orders an invasion of Ukraine

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