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Zelensky: Retreating Russians Leave Many Mines Behind, Creating ‘Complete Disaster’

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned his people early Saturday that retreating Russian forces were creating “a complete disaster” outside the capital as they leave mines across “the whole territory,” even around homes and corpses. He issued the warning as the humanitarian crisis in the encircled city of Mariupol deepened, with…

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Putin ‘has been visited by cancer doctor 35 times in four years’

Vladimir Putin was visited by a cancer specialist 35 times and bathes in blood extracted from severed deer antlers, an investigation found.

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‘No hope for science in Russia’: the academics trying to flee to the west

Russian scientists are turning to partners abroad to help them escape, but face an uncertain future even if successful

The Guardian - UK

EXPLAINER: What's next for Europe's natural gas during war?

Russian President Vladimir Putin is demanding payment in rubles for natural gas — or else

The Independent UK

Ukraine lists ‘Oscar moments’ from Russian invasion including Best Picture for ‘warship go f*** yourself’

Mock awards ceremony sees Ukrainian officials pick ‘best’ defence moments so far

The Independent UK

Live updates | Chinese diplomat suggests moves to end war

A Chinese diplomat has a suggestion for resolving the Ukraine conflict: U.S. President Joe Biden should call Russian President Vladimir Putin and promise there will be no further NATO expansion, no deployment of strategic weapons in Ukraine and that the country will remain neutral

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Russia’s slow cyberwar in Ukraine begins to escalate, experts say

Putin may be ‘playing a long game’ on the cyber front, with attacks under way but not fully understood

The Guardian - US

Putin bathes in deer antler extract and regularly sees cancer doctor, report claims

Investigation by independent Russian journalists casts doubts over president’s health

The Independent UK

China accused of cyber-attacks on Ukraine before Russian invasion

UK investigating claims, but Ukrainian security service says it has ‘nothing to do with’ memos obtained by Times

The Guardian - UK

Do Russians have war in their blood?

The geopolitical views of my grandmother, Florence O'Driscoll, could have been summed up in seven words: the Germans have war in their blood. Even as a child I suspected that the world must be more complicated than that, but I never contradicted her. She came by those views the hard…

Bangkok Post

Roman Abramovich 'pleaded with Putin to end Ukraine war as he tried to dodge sanctions'

Turkey said Abramovich, who is sanctioned by European nations over Russia's invasion of Ukraine , was part of the Russian delegation at peace talks in Istanbul this week and is "sincerely" working to end the war

Daily Mirror

Russia ‘loses nearly 18,000 troops’ as Ukraine ‘retakes’ town of Bucha

A Ukrainian military spokesman said there were currently insufficient Russian troops to attack Kyiv

Evening Standard

Tough Nut: Hero Firefighter Who Rescued Wife From Ukraine Shrugs Off Shrapnel In Head

Hero Steve Meiling, 42 - from Borna left Germany to rescue his wife Anna, 33, from the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.

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Reuters

Kremlin spokesman says Russia will strengthen western border to deter attack

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Friday said Russian President Vladimir Putin had ordered the military to strengthen the country's western borders so that no one would ever think of launching an attack.

ABC News

Photos of death and destruction in Ukraine could be laying groundwork for war crime investigators

New York Times photographer Lynsey Addario's image of a family killed by Russian shelling while trying to evacuate from the city of Irpin could become crucial evidence in the prosecution of war crimes. Warning: This story contains graphic images that may be confronting for some readers.

Reuters

U.S. investigators find evidence Russian oligarchs trying to evade sanctions -official

U.S. prosecutors have found evidence that Russian oligarchs are trying to evade sanctions put in place to pressure Moscow to stop its invasion of Ukraine, the head of a new Justice Department task force said on Friday.

The Independent UK

Journalists impeded, not muzzled, by Russian reporting rules

New restrictions placed on journalists in Russia have impeded but not muzzled reporting about the country and its war in Ukraine

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The Guardian - UK

London-based port operator accused over Abramovich $600m superyacht

Global Ports Holding facility in Turkey may be breaching UK sanctions by letting vessel dock, say lawyers

Reuters

Equestrians race to save horses abandoned in Ukraine warzones

When bombs began to fall as Russian forces poured into Ukraine in late February, thousands of people fled for safety, leaving their homes and property behind.

Financial Times

Poison, planes and Putin: Abramovich’s race to save a fortune and stop the war

Since Ukraine was invaded, the Russian oligarch has been rushing to salvage his assets while conducting back-channel peace talks

ABC News

Xi Jinping once called Vladimir Putin his ‘bosom buddy’, but Russia's failing gambit in Ukraine hands China an opportunity

China wants to strengthen ties with Russia, but given the complex love-hate relationship between the two powers, it's not clear how that will play out in Ukraine.

Daily Mirror

Twin Russian brothers, 29, die side-by-side as deaths in Putin's army hit up to 15,000

Sergeants Alexei and Anton Vorobyov died on the same day while fighting in Ukraine three weeks after Russian soldiers invaded the country in February

The Independent UK

Anti-corruption campaigner Bill Browder feared Trump would hand him over to Putin after Helsinki comments

US-born British businessman behind the Magnitsky Act was horrified when Trump publicly entertained idea of handing him over to Russia

France 24

Depardieu blasts Putin’s ‘crazy excesses’, Russia offers to explain Ukraine crisis

The Kremlin on Friday offered to "explain" Moscow's actions in Ukraine to French actor Gérard Depardieu after he denounced Russian President Vladimir Putin's "crazy, unacceptable excesses".

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