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Ukraine invasion: British troops, sanctions and protests - what we know so far about Russian attack

Action has stepped up as protests have been held across the world

Wales Online

This is how we defeat Putin and other petrostate autocrats

After Hitler invaded the Sudetenland, America turned its industrial prowess to building tanks, bombers and destroyers. Now, we must respond with renewables

The Guardian - US

Editorial: When the world faces this kind of crisis, national unity is paramount

The stock market took a plunge. Gas pump prices are edging upward by the hour. Whether Americans like it or not, the war in Ukraine is going to affect them in profound and unpleasant ways. No amount of complaining and political finger-pointing about who’s to blame will change the simple…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Britain's spy chief claims intelligence win on Putin's invasion of Ukraine

Spies in the United States and Britain scored an intelligence victory by uncovering Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to order the biggest attack on a European state since World War Two, Britain's foreign spy chief has claimed.

Reuters

‘War criminal’ or ‘savvy strongman’? Putin invasion deepens Republican divide

While Republican ‘hawks’ condemned the aggression, CPAC speakers lauded the Russian president’s ‘genius’

The Guardian - US

Inside Putin's deep appeal to the GOP

On Salon Talks, Rick Wilson breaks down the stakes of the "MAGA crazy" midterms and 2024, and what Dems need to win

Salon

Explosions heard in Kyiv as Russian forces surround Ukraine capital

Ukraine’s leaders vow to fight on as world hits President Putin with more sanctions

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Russia Says Will Only Talk to Ukraine once Ukraine's Military Lays Down Arms

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday that Moscow would be ready to hold talks with Kyiv, but only once Ukraine's military had laid down its arms. He also said that Moscow did not want "neo-Nazis" to govern Ukraine, Reuters reported. Russia launched its invasion by land, air and…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Footballer in Spain vows to pause career to go to war for Ukraine against Russia

Russia declared war on Ukraine on Thursday with the situation in the nation deteriorating with plenty of ramifications across the world of football and particularly Ukrainian nationals

Daily Mirror

Ukraine crisis: What the papers say

Newspapers in the UK and around the world are leading on the conflict

Wales Online

List of charities you can give to help people in Ukraine as Russia murders civilians

People around the world will feel helpless watching on in horror as the Russian war develops in Ukraine. There are several charities providing support for stricken refugees and injured people

Daily Mirror

Evening Standard Comment: Britain stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine

Newborn babies in intensive care units moved to makeshift bomb shelters. Grandmothers receiving training to operate AK-47 assault rifles. And chilling video footage of what appear to be Russian tanks driving through residential neighbourhoods of Kyiv. This is the reality of war, and we are witnessing its devastating impact in…

Evening Standard

Russian army failed to deliver key military goals on day one, says Ben Wallace

UK defence minister rebuffs pleas from Ukrainian and some Conservative MPs to implement no-fly zone over Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

EU sanctions will ‘hit hard’ at Russia but will not stop the attack – Taoiseach

EU leaders agreed a fresh set of sanctions against Russia following an emergency summit in Brussels on Thursday.

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The Independent UK

‘A dark day for Europe’: How UK newspapers reported Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Several of Friday’s papers compared Mr Putin’s behaviour to that of Hitler in the Second World War

Radio France Internationale

India's PM Modi telephones Putin over 16,000 Indians stuck in Ukraine warzone

India went into overdrive overnight to try and evacuate thousands of its citizens, mostly students from cities in Ukraine. It also sent officials to frontline borders of the war-locked country to carve out a safe passage as desperation grew at home.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Putin can safely ignore Russian critics of his war — for now

The day before the fake “referendum” that handed Crimea to Vladimir Putin’s Russia in 2014, I marched against the annexation with tens of thousands of other Muscovites — but a majority of Russians supported the move, and Putin’s popularity, measured by independent sociologists, soared to highs not seen before or…

Los Angeles Times

Michael Hiltzik: Can sanctions stop Russia? History says it will take time

Russia is on the verge of becoming a pariah state. With its attack on Ukraine, it faces a future of diplomatic isolation, economic devastation and nearly universal moral condemnation.

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Los Angeles Times

Editorial: The US couldn’t stop Russia from attacking Ukraine — but it can make it pay

The most conspicuous victims of Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine are the people who will lose their lives in defending their country against a brutal (and nuclear-armed) neighbor. But Vladimir Putin’s decision to launch a many-pronged attack — an audacious operation the United States predicted but was unable to prevent…

Tribune News Service

Editorial: US should prepare for Russian cyber warfare

Historically, “national defense” meant uniformed soldiers and sailors and pilots in tanks, ships and planes. But in warding off Moscow’s coming blows against the U.S. as the West lays on punishing sanctions on Vladimir Putin and Russia for gobbling up parts of Ukraine, our “defense” will fall as much to…

Evening Standard

Tom Tugendhat MP: The free world must work together to make tyrants pay

Russia’s President Putin has committed a crime. His own country charged Nazi criminals with waging an aggressive war and the same charge now sits as Criminal Code Article 353 — Planning, preparation, initiation or waging of a war of aggression. The maximum penalty is 20 years in prison.

Daily Mirror

Russia 'pretend' sanctions spark claims of 'disgrace' as Ukraine demands tougher action

Former EU chief Donald Tusk said countries like Germany had 'disgraced themselves' after Britain, the US and EU all announced sanctions on Russia - but failed to ban Moscow from using the SWIFT bank system

Asharq Al-Awsat

Macron Says Useful to 'Leave Path Open' for Dialogue with Putin

French President Emmanuel Macron said Friday it was useful to keep alive the chance of dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin after he launched an invasion of Ukraine. Macron said after a summit of EU leaders that "while condemning, while sanctioning" it remained useful "to leave this path open so…

Manchester Evening News

Russia bans all UK flights to and over the country in retaliation for a British block on Aeroflot

Rosaviatsiya said the measure was taken in response to the "unfriendly decisions" by the British authorities

Daily Record

Boris Johnson told sanctions not enough as Russian forces close in on Kyiv

The Prime Minister held talks with the Ukraine president as rockets poured down on Kyiv and gunfire could be heard on the streets.

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