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Vladimir Putin's chilling TV address dissected - body language and what it really means

Russian president Vladimir Putin's speech announcing the invasion into the east of Ukraine caused condemnation around the world. Here body language expert Judi James has had her say on what he didn't say

Daily Mirror

‘Are they trying to kill us?’: Ordinary Ukrainians face reality of war as Russia attacks

Many Ukrainians thought war would never happen, but as they huddled in basements during Russian airstrikes, it was finally clear the front line had come to them, reports Kim Sengupta from Kiev

The Independent UK

Can anyone in Russia stop Putin now?

All the flickering lights of reason in the Kremlin have gone, says former BBC Moscow correspondent Angus Roxburgh

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EXPLAINER: Why Putin uses WWII to justify attacks in Ukraine

Vladimir Putin told the world in the lead-up to its attacks on Ukraine that his operation aimed to “denazify” Ukraine

The Independent UK

The Leader podcast: How can Ukraine fight back?

“Vladimir Putin has launched a war in Ukraine, shattering peace on the European continent”, Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said.

Evening Standard

Ukraine residents recount Russian attacks: ‘We realised we had nowhere to go’

In the early morning hours of Thursday, February 24, Russian troops launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine, after Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that any countries who dared to interfere would face “consequences you have never seen”. Videos shared on social networks showed heavy missile attacks as well as Russian…

France 24

Kimmel on Tucker Carlson’s pro-Russia stance: ‘I want to see the tape Putin has of him’

Late-night hosts discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and Fox News host’s dubious support of Putin

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Vladimir Putin 'inspired by borders of old Russian Empire', expert says

Stella Ghervas, professor of Russian history at Newcastle University, says that to understand Vladimir Putin's motivations we need to look at the power of the old Russian Empire

Daily Mirror

Mum in UK doesn't know if her children are alive in Ukraine following Russia invasion

Olena Berezhnyi, 56, who has family in Ukraine but lives in Nottingham, said she can "barely stay calm" thinking her children might have not survived the Russian invasion overnight

Daily Mirror

When an Edinburgh local threw himself in front of Vladimir Putin's car in 2003

Vladimir Putin's visit to Edinburgh in 2003 did not pass without incident - a demonstrator even hurled himself in front of the Russian president's car as it approached the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

Edinburgh Live

Opinion: The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a dark day and I want it to be felt across Europe

'This is just one of the many ordeals in the Eastern Europe that happened because of someone's ego to have it all'

Nottingham Post

Talking point: Is the UK doing enough?

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a “massive” package of sanctions that he says are designed to “hobble the Russian economy”, in response to their invasion of Ukraine on Thursday. Reports of Russian incursions into Ukrainian territory came on three fronts, as Putin decided to act on the threat of…

Evening Standard

NATO prepares troops as Ukraine calls Chernobyl attack 'declaration of war on Europe'

Nato’s Response Force (NRF) comprises of around 40,000 troops and is on heightened alert, with the alliance to hold an emergency summit of its 30 member nations on Friday

Daily Mirror

Demonstrators protest over invasion of Ukraine outside Russian consulate

A crowd waved Ukrainian flags and chanted as they demanded that Vladimir Putin withdraw his troops out of Ukraine.

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Salon

Trump: Putin "very smart" for invasion

“I mean, he's taken over a country for $2 worth of sanctions," Trump said. "I'd say that's pretty smart"

The Guardian - US

Eight sobering realities about Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

The US and allies must be clear-eyed about this: what might the economic and political ripple effects of the war be?

Salon

Ingraham has to correct Trump on Ukraine

Trump, who repeatedly praised Putin, falsely blamed the attack on his "rigged election"

The Independent UK

Salmond should ‘repent’ for associating with Putin propaganda – Gove

The UK Government minister said the former Scottish first minister should make clear he rejects Russia’s invasion into Ukraine.

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Evening Standard

Putin’s Bloody War

As you will have no doubt seen and heard, Russian President Vladimir Putin has launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, shattering peace on the European continent.

The Independent UK

Huge traffic jams in Kiev as thousands try to flee Ukraine after Russian invasion

Citizens are trying to leave the capital for other parts of the country and abroad

The Conversation

Ukraine: sanctions can still make a difference – but only if done right

The aim of economic sanctions against Russia is to limit Vladimir Putin’s power, damage morale, and exert serious political pressure. So far, the tactic has not worked. Ukraine has been invaded. The missiles have been launched.

The Independent UK

Stock market news: Dow Jones erases 859 point loss as Wall Street fights back

Markets in turmoil after Putin sends in troop in dawn move

The Independent UK

‘Heartbroken’ and ‘terrified’ Ukrainian protesters call on UK to ‘stop Putin’

Demonstrators gathered outside Downing Street on Thursday afternoon to call for more drastic action including ‘total isolation of Russia’.

Roll Call

The consensus against using force holds, despite Russia's invasion - Roll Call

President Biden and members of Congress remain opposed to using force to defend Ukraine, despite Russia's invasion of its neighbor.

Tribune News Service

Carl P. Leubsdorf: A different Europe faces this Russian aggression

In the 1950s and 1960s, revolutions started by nascent independence movements in Hungary and Czechoslovakia prompted the Soviet Union to unleash its military might to squash them.

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