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Ukraine-Russia war updates: Over 100 people rescued from Mariupol theatre after Russian shelling

More than 100 people are rescued from a bomb shelter buried under rubble after Russian shelling destroyed the building around it where about 1,000 Ukrainians sought shelter.

ABC News

Ukrainians organise evacuations and aid for Kharkiv with help of social media: ‘People are really amazing’

‘Right now in Ukraine social networks are really active’

The Independent UK

VIDEO: 51 Ukrainian Firefighters Tackle Massive Blaze After Russian Shelling Hits Kharkiv Market

More than 600 buildings in Ukraine's second-largest city have been destroyed, Kharkiv mayor says.

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Is an outright Russian military victory in Ukraine possible?

Analysis: Looking at the fighting so far, some think Putin will be unable to conquer and occupy, but others see ominous signs

The Guardian - UK

Aid agencies race to get food supplies to Ukrainian cities at risk of siege

Efforts to stock up Kyiv, Kharkiv and Dnipro are under way as the wider repercussions of the conflict are felt in Yemen and Lebanon

The Guardian - UK

Satellite images show Ukraine cities before and after Russian war

Maxar Technologies' satellite imagery "reveals significant damage to residential and civilian infrastructure".

ABC News

In Kharkiv, Critical COVID Patients at the Mercy of Russian Bombardment

In Kharkiv's regional infectious diseases hospital, doctors escort those COVID-19 patients they can down to the bomb shelter in the basement when the air raid sirens sound. But the most seriously ill, needing constant oxygen supply, cannot be moved, even if this means leaving them vulnerable to Russian bombardment. "The…

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In Kharkiv, critical COVID patients at the mercy of Russian bombardment

In Kharkiv's regional infectious diseases hospital, doctors escort those COVID-19 patients they can down to the bomb shelter in the basement when the air raid sirens sound.

Reuters

'There's sirens all the time': The war in Ukraine comes home to California

LOS ANGELES — The wail of the air raid siren sent her into a panic. For days, it blared through her duplex in Huntington Beach, a phone alert that signaled her hometown in Ukraine was getting bombed.

Los Angeles Times

At least 500 Kharkiv city residents killed so far in war with Russia - emergency service

The emergency service in Ukraine's eastern region of Kharkiv region said on Wednesday that at least 500 residents of the city of Kharkiv have been killed since Russia invaded on Feb. 24.

Reuters

Ukraine President Volodmyr Zelensky sends dire warning to Russia and its citizens - full speech in English

Putin's regime accused of 'new and obvious war crimes' in latest address to the nation

Wales Online

As Russia's troops advanced in Ukraine, Indian students say racism kept them trapped in a war zone

The nightmarish ordeal of a group of Indian students trying to flee Ukraine is among multiple allegations of racism from people who say they were stuck in a country they couldn't escape.

ABC News

Over 600 buildings destroyed in Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, mayor says

More than 600 buildings have been destroyed in Kharkiv, Ukraine's second city in the east of the country, since the start of Russia’s invasion, Mayor Ihor Terekhov said in a televised interview on Tuesday.

Reuters

Sky News' Kay Burley corrected by Ukrainian refugees over geographical blunder

Sky News presenter Kay Burley was corrected by a pair of Ukrainian refugees who had fled to Dublin to escape their war-torn home country after she made a huge geographical blunder on the news show

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Grieving dad warns Russians he is out for revenge after son killed in Ukraine

A man said his son is one of at least 1,300 Ukrainian fighters who have lost their lives in battle, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky's latest update given on Sunday

The Independent UK

Twice a refugee: How one man in Ukraine fled war once more to get his family to safety

As millions of people escape Ukraine, a refugee in Moldova tells Borzou Daragahi how one Russian war shattered his childhood three decades ago, as another conflict now endangers his children’s future

Asharq Al-Awsat

From Gaza to Ukraine and Back: War Haunts Palestinian Students

Samar Aita lived through three wars in the Gaza Strip before moving to Ukraine four years ago, never imagining her computer engineering studies would be interrupted by a conflict far from home. The 21-year-old Palestinian woman is now back with her family in Rafah, a town in southern Gaza, after…

Evening Standard

Ukraine war: Pub dedicated to Ernest Hemingway destroyed by shelling in Kharkiv

The Old Hem’s owner has vowed to rebuild the pub after it was completely destroyed in Monday’s attack

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The Independent UK

Iconic pub dedicated to Ernest Hemingway in Kharkiv completely destroyed in Russian shelling

Two people who were living in apartments above bar died in attack

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Day 19: Images across Ukraine show wreckage, fear

The interior ruins of an apartment destroyed by Russian shelling were visible from the streets of Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city. People in winter coats and hats took cover from an attack inside a building entryway in Mariupol, a besieged port city. And in neighboring Poland, a young refugee in blue…

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian trainee medic who fled shelled hospital hopes to finish training in UK

Ukrainian medical student Vasiuta Alina, 22, was forced to hide in a bunker with a cancer patient in Kharkiv two weeks ago but now hopes for a promising future in the UK

Reuters

Mayor of Ukraine's Kharkiv says Russian forces firing at city non-stop

The mayor of Ukraine's front line city of Kharkiv on Monday said the city had been under constant attack by Russian forces, who had fired at central districts causing an unspecified number of casualties.

Chicago Sun-Times

Lightfoot gets first-hand account of horrors of war in Ukraine

The harrowing details came in a video call from Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov, who said artillery strikes are “coming from everywhere.”

Reuters

U.S. warns China not to help Russia as anti-war protest disrupts state TV

The United States warned China after "intense" talks on Monday against helping Moscow in its invasion of Ukraine, while an anti-war protester interrupted Russian state TV news in an extraordinary act of dissent.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine latest updates: Civilian convoy leaves besieged Mariupol

Ukraine news from March 14: Attempts to evacuate civilians and deliver humanitarian aid has failed for several days.

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