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Russian troops storm Mariupol steel plant with hundreds of Ukrainians trapped inside

The Azovstal Iron and Steel Works was the last remaining stronghold under the control of Ukrainian troops in the southern port city.

Daily Record

U.S. State Department says Russia has wrongfully detained basketball player Griner

The U.S. State Department has determined that Russia has wrongfully detained American basketball player Brittney Griner, a department spokesperson said in a statement.

Reuters

BP Shares Move Higher On Bumper Q1 Profits Of $6.2B, Announces $2.5B Share Buyback

BP plc’s (NYSE:BP) profits more than doubled to $6.2 billion in Q1, helped by soaring oil and gas prices, despite posting a massive loss after offloading its nearly 20% stake in a Russian-controlled oil company Rosneft (OTC: RNFTF). The company reported Q1 adjusted EPS of $1.92, more than double from $0.78 posted a year ago…

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Biden to visit Lockheed plant as weapons stockpile strained

When President Joe Biden visits a Lockheed Martin plant that manufactures an antitank weapons system, he’s certain to herald the U.S.-made arms as a gamechanger in Ukraine’s resistance to Russia's invasion

The Independent UK

Study: To fight off depression, here’s how much exercise you really need

in this edition of Inverse Daily, read stories on how to fend off depression, a giant asteroid coming near to Earth, and more.

Inverse

Putin tells Macron West could use its influence to stop "atrocities" in Ukraine - agencies

Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the situation in Ukraine with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in a telephone conversation on Tuesday and urged the West to put pressure on Kyiv to halt "atrocities", Russian news agencies said.

Reuters

Ukraine: Nato and the US aim to destroy the Russian military – it looks as if they may have the means to do it

Nothing like a coherent strategy emerged from 20 years of Nato’s war in Afghanistan; at best there were long lists of aspirations with no clear objectives or assessments of the resources needed to achieve them. But, two months after the Russian invasion, it looks very much as if the US…

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US officials: Griner now considered wrongfully detained

The Biden administration has determined that WNBA star Brittney Griner is being wrongfully detained in Russia, meaning the United States will more aggressively work to secure her release even as the legal case against her plays out

The Independent UK

VIDEO: Grainy Images: Russian Rocket Destroys Grain Warehouse At Ukrainian Agricultural Plant

The strike was filmed at an agricultural plant in the district of Synelnykove in the Ukrainian region of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

Zenger

VIDEO: Black Death: Ukrainian War Drones Destroy Two Russian Vessels In Black Sea

The strikes reportedly took place near Snake Island in the early hours on 2nd May.

Zenger

European football chiefs ban Russian teams from international tournaments

European football supremos continued their crackdown on Russian teams on Tuesday with bans from the women's European championship, next season's men's Champions League and qualifying for the 2023 women's World Cup.

Radio France Internationale

Mariupol evacuees head to safety as Russia pummels eastern Ukraine

LVIV, Ukraine — As a trickle of civilians from the brutalized city of Mariupol headed to safety Tuesday, Russian forces pressed their assault on Ukraine’s eastern heartland, striking at targets across a region that U.S. officials warn is under threat of annexation by Moscow.

Los Angeles Times

Evening Standard Comment: Boris Johnson addresses Ukraine - but whose finest hour is it?

Boris Johnson addressed the Ukrainian parliament this morning, where he described the country’s resistance to Russia’s invasion as their “finest hour”, in reference to Sir Winston Churchill’s address to the House of Commons ahead of the Battle of Britain. The Prime Minister also announced further details on the additional £300 million…

Evening Standard

Russians storm Mariupol steel plant with hundreds still trapped inside

The Azovstal Iron and Steel works in the southern port city has been one of the flashpoints of the invasion so far and for weeks now countless Ukrainian civilians and soldiers have been trapped inside

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The Guardian - UK

Orphaned girl taken by Russian soldiers reunited with grandfather

Kira Obedinsky, 12, was taken to Russian-controlled Donetsk after being injured in a blast in Mariupol that killed her father

Al Jazeera

US: Russia plans to annex separatist statelets in Ukraine

Moscow may annex Luhansk and Donetsk ‘republics’ mid-May and turn Kherson into proxy state, US ambassador to OSCE says.

The Independent UK

Slovakia, Hungary won't back EU sanctions on Russian energy

Slovakia and Hungary say they will not support sanctions against Russian energy that the European Union is preparing over the war in Ukraine

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson confirms £300m aid to Ukraine in address to country’s MPs

The Prime Minister echoed Churchill, describing Ukraine’s defence against Russia as its ‘finest hour’.

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How Vietnamese 'Putinistas' are spreading disinformation about Ukrainians

In March 2022, a Vietnamese Facebook post accused Ukrainians of slandering late president Ho Chi Minh, the founding father of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

The Independent UK

Danish PM: India should influence Russia to stop Ukraine war

Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has urged her visiting Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to try to influence Russia to end the war in Ukraine

Benzinga

Morning Brief: Top Financial Stories Dominating on Tuesday, May 3

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Institutional And Retail Traders Differ On Their Bets On Mosaic Earnings

Shares of Mosaic Co (NYSE: MOS) have gained more than 55% year-to-date and investors are betting the rally will continue. The fertilizer company delivered a handsome earnings beat for its first quarter on Monday and said ag-commodity prices may remain elevated due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Reuters

Putin puts West on notice: Moscow can terminate exports and deals

Russian President Vladimir Putin put the West on notice on Tuesday that he could terminate exports and deals, the Kremlin's toughest response yet to the sanctions burden imposed by the United States and allies over the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The Hindu

UEFA removes more Russian soccer teams from its competitions

A UEFA Champions League place is worth tens of millions of euros in UEFA prize money to Zenit St. Petersburg, which is owned by Russian state energy firm Gazprom

Reuters

Ukraine's 'finest hour': UK's Johnson invokes Churchill as he predicts Russia will lose

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told Ukraine on Tuesday he believed it would defeat Russia and expose the "gigantic error" of the Kremlin's invasion as he invoked Britain's wartime leader Winston Churchill to underline his support for Kyiv.

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