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Russia is using spies in Ireland with Vladimir Putin ordering agents to monitor EU and NATO from Dublin

A source said: “Ireland is a free country and it is essentially being used as a back door to Britain and the EU."

Irish Mirror

US Military Plane Crashes in Norway, 4 Dead

All four people on board a US military aircraft that crashed in northern Norway on Friday have died, local police said on Saturday. The MV-22B Osprey aircraft belonging to the US Marine Corps was taking part in a military exercise called Cold Response when it crashed in a remote region.…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'No signs of life' after US military plane crashes during NATO training exercise

A United States military aircraft belonging to the US Marine Corps, that was taking part in a NATO military exercise, has crashed in northern Norway with "no signs of life"

Daily Mirror

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Russian airstrikes outside Lviv bring Ukraine war closer to NATO's eastern flank

LVIV, Ukraine — Russian missiles hit an aircraft repair facility outside this city on Friday, bringing the war closer to a relatively safe haven in western Ukraine — a center for refugees and humanitarian aid — and within miles of the eastern border of NATO.

Los Angeles Times

India must spotlight Kyiv’s faint offering of hope

New Delhi should note President Zelensky’s constructive rethink and also drop its silence on Ukraine’s suffering

The Hindu

Xi Tells Biden Ukraine War Should End, Lays No Blame on Russia

Chinese President Xi Jinping told US President Joe Biden in a video call on Friday that the war in Ukraine must end as soon as possible and called on NATO nations to hold a dialog with Moscow, but did not assign blame to Russia for the invasion. In the call,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russian negotiator says "halfway there" on Ukraine's demilitarisation

Moscow and Kyiv are "halfway there" in agreeing on the issue of Ukraine's demilitarisation, and their views are most aligned on Ukraine's neutrality and giving up on joining NATO, Russian negotiator Vladimir Medinsky was quoted as saying on Friday.

Reuters

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Dutch, Germans to send 3 Patriot missile defence systems to Slovakia

The Dutch government on Friday said it would send a Patriot missile defence system to Sliac, Slovakia, as part of NATO moves to strengthen air defences in Eastern Europe.

Reuters

Macron: Russia's invasion of Ukraine gave NATO an 'electric shock'

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has delivered an “electric shock” to the NATO alliance and given it a new strategic clarity that it was lacking.

Radio France Internationale

NATO wants to avoid getting dragged into a war with Russia by mistake

Military commanders from NATO countries are working the phones with their Russian counterparts to make sure the U.S. and its allies don’t get dragged into a war over a misunderstanding on the Ukrainian border.

Tribune News Service

Ukraine: what might happen if the war spreads to a Nato country

As Russian military activity moves nearer the Ukrainian border with Nato, the potential for direct confrontation between Russia and the alliance increases. On March 13, Russian aircraft reportedly fired rockets at the Yavoriv International Center for Peacekeeping and Security, 20km from Ukraine’s border with Poland, a Nato member.

The Conversation

Ukraine army is 'humiliating Russia' with Kremlin 'making almost every tactical mistake'

A number of military experts have lambasted Russia's tactics so far in their invasion of Ukraine, pointing out how Kyiv has been "humiliating" the Kremlin for weeks

Daily Mirror

Europe warned to be 'on guard' for nuclear attack as Putin rages over war going 'the Ukrainian way'

A former NATO commander said the war is "absolutely going the Ukrainian way", but Europe should be on guard against nuclear attacks

Irish Mirror

Poland to propose Ukraine peacekeeping mission at NATO summit, says PM

Poland will formally submit a proposal for a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine at the next NATO summit, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Friday.

Reuters

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Analysis: Americans are in an anti-war mood — but partisan differences are bubbling

WASHINGTON — Americans are in no mood for a direct military conflict with Russia, but the same pressures that created the country’s tribal politics could threaten its anti-war mood.

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Today’s war, and tomorrow’s: Support for Ukraine is crucial, but a no-fly zone is still an unwise escalation

In arguing forcefully before Congress for NATO to institute a no-fly zone over Ukrainian airspace, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy did what any besieged head of state would do: He advocated for what he believes will safeguard his people. His dedication to his country’s unyielding resistance to Russian aggression is admirable.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Ukraine speech Biden should give now

Putin thought NATO was on its deathbed. Today, he is staring at an alliance that is rearming, reuniting and reconfirming its determination to defend freedom.

The Independent UK

Russia claims Bosnia could suffer same fate as Ukraine if it decides to join Nato

‘Ukraine’s example shows what we expect. Should there be any threat, we will respond,’ says top Russian official

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Daily Mirror

How UK was warned for years to boost defence cash - 'Putin thinks we're scared to fight'

MPs, peers and retired top brass have all called on the Government to pump more cash into the military as war rages in Europe - and triggers demands for a return to Cold War-era funding

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: Could Ukrainian 'neutrality' help end Russia war?

In talks between Russia and Ukrainian towards a possible cease-fire after three weeks of intense fighting, negotiators are exploring prospects of a future “neutrality” for Ukraine, a former Soviet republic that had been moving closer to NATO in hopes of membership — to Moscow’s chagrin

The Conversation

Curious Kids: Why did Putin invade Ukraine now? Is it for the U.S.S.R. again?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. Have a question you’d like an expert to answer? Send it to CuriousKidsCanada@theconversation.com.

Evening Standard

Ben Wallace: Britain is deploying missile defence system to Poland

Britain is deploying a missile defence system to Nato ally Poland to deter Russian attacks after Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace announced on Thursday.

Reuters

Slovakia says willing to provide Ukraine S-300s if NATO fills gap

Slovakia's defense minister said on Thursday that his country was willing to provide Ukraine with S-300 air defenses if NATO allies find a substitute, but his visiting U.S. counterpart told reporters he had nothing to announce on that.

Roll Call

‘That time is gone’: Americans are in an anti-war mood — but partisan differences are bubbling - Roll Call

Overall, the public approves of measures the U.S. is taking to counter Russia's war on Ukraine. But a partisan divide is bubbling under the surface.

Daily Mirror

Could Britain win a modern war? Key questions as Putin watches UK's 'terrible error'

As Russia's invasion into Ukraine comes to the end of its third week, there are fears the conflict may spill beyond the country's borders and the UK's own capability to protect and defend itself

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