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The Latest Breaking News from NATO

Zelenskiy asks G7 for monitoring of Ukraine’s border with Belarus

Ukrainian president also asks for more air defence systems after new wave of Russian missile strikes

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine on alert for further attacks as former Nato commander urges West to prepare for war

Putin could lash out at Europe, says former general, as Kremlin air campaign continues

The Independent UK

Why is Russia at war with Ukraine and what does Putin want?

Vladimir Putin’s military assault continues in face of near-unanimous international condemnation

The Independent UK

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Eastern NATO allies call Russia's Ukraine strikes 'war crimes'

Eleven members of NATO's eastern flank on Tuesday called Russia's recent bombing blitz across Ukraine a "war crime", adding that any nuclear threats were "unacceptable".

Bangkok Post

Missiles hit Ukrainian city, alarms elsewhere keep up fear

A new round of missile attacks has struck the southern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, as the death toll from the previous day’s widespread Russian missile barrage across Ukraine rose to 19

The Independent UK

G7 leaders warn Putin over use of nuclear weapons; Zelenskiy calls for international mission along Belarus border – as it happened

Leaders warn of ‘severe consequences’; Ukrainian president accuses Russia of trying ‘to directly draw Belarus into this war’

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine’s allies can’t get arms fast enough as stockpiles shrink

With Russia’s war in Ukraine in its eighth month, some European nations that have funneled weapons to Kyiv are running low, and it could take years for defense contractors to meet the shortfall.

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UK's Truss to tell G7: stick by Ukraine in face of Russian attacks

British Prime Minister Liz Truss on Tuesday will tell other Group of Seven leaders to remain steadfast in their support of Ukraine and request an urgent meeting of NATO leaders, Downing Street said, after Russia stepped up attacks on Ukrainian cities.

Reuters

Liz Truss to urge world leaders not to waver after Russian strikes on Ukraine

G7 leaders will hold a virtual meeting on Tuesday, with the PM also expected to call for a full meeting of Nato leaders in the coming days.

The Independent UK

Gazprom: NATO mine destroyer was found at Nord Stream 1 in 2015

A spokesperson for Russian energy giant Gazprom said on Monday that a mine destroyer discovered at the Nord Stream 1 offshore gas pipeline in 2015 belonged to NATO.

Reuters

Big screen champion is retiring as cinemas face uncertain future

LOS ANGELES — The entertainment industry's top advocate and lobbyist for moviegoing and cinema operators, who has served as the face of theatrical exhibition for years in both Hollywood and Washington, is exiting the stage.

Los Angeles Times

What will Vladimir Putin do next and is West under threat? All your questions answered

Co-ordinated explosions have occurred across Ukraine, from Lviv in the west to Dnipro in the west as Putin launches a series of the most devastating attacks across the country in months

Daily Mirror

Ukraine war: Putin's off ramp and why he is unlikely to take it

The world is now witness to a new phase in the Ukraine war. The attack on the Kerch bridge and the subsequent retaliatory Russian missiles strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities indicate that the war is escalating. But just how far will this escalation go and is a full-scale…

The Conversation

Biden condemns Ukraine attack as Putin claims it's retaliation for terrorism

At least 11 people were killed and 64 were injured in Ukrainian cities from the strikes.

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Reuters

NATO condemns "horrific" Russian attacks on Ukraine, Stoltenberg says

NATO condemns the attacks by Russia on civilian targets in Ukraine, the alliance's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Monday.

The Times of India

Secrets of why Ukraine's army is better than Vladimir Putin's Russian military

KYIV: When Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered unmarked troops to Ukraine in 2014, first in Crimea and then the eastern borderlands of the Donbas, they were better equipped, trained and organized — and they crushed their opponents.

The Independent UK

White House says nuclear attack not ‘imminent’ after Biden warns ‘armageddon’ more likely amid Putin threats

Russia is rumoured to be considering a nuclear test near Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Will Vladimir Putin use nuclear weapons? Experts reveal possible Russian targets

Vladimir Putin has suffered serious blows following his invasion in February from the loss of troops and high-ranking military officials to losing gains they made in Ukraine

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The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the global escalation of Russia’s war on Ukraine

Putin’s plague has put the entire postwar consensus on life support

The National (Scotland)

We need serious talks about defence in independent Scotland, MP insists

THE SNP need to start thinking seriously about what defence will look like in an independent Scotland and not just talk about opposition to Trident,…

The Guardian - UK

Behind Moscow’s bluster, sanctions are making Russia suffer

High oil and gas revenues notwithstanding, Putin’s ability to fight is being eaten away as the months go by

Reuters

NATO must do more to counter Putin's 'delusions of grandeur' - German minister

NATO must do more to protect itself against Russia and President Vladimir Putin, German Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht said on Saturday, because we "cannot know how far Putin's delusions of grandeur can go".

Radio France Internationale

Turkish-Greek dispute over Libyan oil reserves risks sparking regional row

Tensions between Greece and Turkey are spreading across the Mediterranean from Libya to the divided island of Cyprus. The risk of a confrontation is threatening to draw in fellow Nato allies.

The Independent UK

Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales leaves Portsmouth after breakdown

The £3 billion warship broke down off the Isle of Wight in August after sailing from Portsmouth to take part in flight trials and diplomatic visits.

Daily Mirror

Ex-Bolivia president joins tiny list of leaders to wish Vladimir Putin happy 70th birthday

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has wished Vladimir Putin a happy 70th birthday and called him his "brother" with Kim Jong-un the only other world leader to congratulate him

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