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Former Ukrainian president stopped at border accused of trying to avoid fighting

Petro Poroshenko, a 56-year-old reserve serviceman, was famously filmed brandishing a rifle as he walked through Kyiv earlier on in the war in an apparent show of patriotism

Daily Mirror

Russia's Medvedev calls Biden announcement on Ukraine rocket systems 'rational'

Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said on Monday that Washington's decision not to send Ukraine rocket systems that could reach into Russia was 'rational'.

Reuters

Jon Stewart calls on US lawmakers to ‘do the right thing’ by US veterans while sending aid to Ukraine

Last month, the US Senate voted to send $40bn to Ukraine. Some Republicans are balking at spending around $1bn on their own sick veterans

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Scotrail issues urgent update to Glasgow timetable for Scotland v Ukraine match

Football fans heading to the World Cup play-off match against Ukraine on Wednesday (June 1) are being warned to plan their journey ahead of time amid train timetable changes.

Glasgow Live

French journalist killed while being evacuated during Russia shelling attack

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Regional governor of Luhansk Serhiy Gaidai said an accredited French journalist was killed when shrapnel from a Russian shell ripped through the armoured transport vehicle he was being evacuated in

Daily Mirror

Reflection review – a shaken, horrifying outcry for Ukraine – and statement of hope

Ukrainian director Valentyn Vasyanovych’s enigmatic war drama, set in Donbas, is brutal in its depiction of conflict but also elusively redemptive

The Guardian - UK

Russia's army could collapse amid massive losses, confidential UK report says

A secretive analysis of the invasion says Russian President Vladimir Putin believes losses of 30,350 troops so far are a “price worth paying” for a small victory in Ukraine

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Israel interested in boosted defence sales to Europe amid Ukraine crisis

Israel's defence minister voiced interest in increased military sales to Europe against the backdrop of the Ukraine-Russia war, but declined to expand on the possibility of a German purchase of Israeli missile interceptors.

Reuters

‘No sane person’ thinks Putin is ill, says Russian foreign minister

‘I leave it to the conscience of those who spread such rumours,’ says Lavrov

The Independent UK

U.S. will not send Ukraine rocket systems that can reach Russia, says Biden

The United States will not send Ukraine rocket systems that can reach into Russia, President Joe Biden said on Monday.

Reuters

Dublin’s north inner city home to more Ukrainian refugees than any other part of Ireland

Close to 6,000 Ukrainian refugees are living in Dublin

Dublin Live

Russian forces regrouping to resume attack in Sloviansk direction -defmin

(Refiles to clarify that speaker was spokesman for defence ministry of Ukraine)

Reuters

Ukraine war: despite Russia's success in Donbas, this is only the end of the beginning

When considering the current position of the war in Ukraine, it’s worth remembering that the assumption of Russian commanders when they began their “special military operation”, was that the whole thing would be complete within two weeks. So much for assumptions. What they face now is a protracted attritional battle…

The Conversation

Downing Street ‘not expecting winter power cuts’ but is ‘planning for all scenarios’

Downing Street has said the government does not anticipate having to ration electricity this winter but has admitted it is “planning for all scenarios” as the war in Ukraine threatens energy supplies to Europe.

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No extra Glasgow to Edinburgh trains following Scotland v Ukraine match

The last train service from Glasgow to Edinburgh on Wednesday June 1 is at 22.15 - just 30 minutes after the Scotland v Ukraine match is set to finish at Hampden Park

Reuters

Kremlin eyes political prize in rubble of Ukraine's Sievierodonetsk

The capture of a sleepy Soviet-era factory town in Ukraine's industrial heartland has become the focus of Russia's invasion as President Vladimir Putin seeks to rebuild momentum after a failed attempt to take the capital Kyiv.

The National (Scotland)

Jack Hendry on putting club friendship to one side when Scotland play Ukraine

SCOTLAND defender Jack Hendry admits he will have to put his friendship with Club Brugge team-mate Eduard Sobol to one side in Wednesday's World Cup…

Daily Record

ScotRail puts on extra trains for Scotland Vs Ukraine clash - but no more services outside Glasgow

Extra trains will run between Glasgow Cenrtal and Mount Florida - the station nearest Hampden - but the latest service to Edinburgh will be from Glasgow Queen Street at 10.15pm, less than an hour after the game ends.

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Daily Mirror

Commander loyal to Vladimir Putin's Chechen warlord boasts he enjoys killing Ukrainians

Police colonel Zamid Chalaev, 40, has been awarded the Hero of Russia award by President Vladimir Putin despite multiple allegations of human rights abuses

The National (Scotland)

ScotRail reveals plans for services to Ukraine v Scotland game amid heavy cuts

SCOTRAIL has called on fans to “plan ahead” for Wednesday’s Ukraine vs Scotland World Cup play-off match after a third of services were cut as…

Daily Record

Graeme Souness Ukraine support earns Hotline caller backing as Scotland fans told to make World Cup sacrifice

Michael Gannon takes your calls ahead of Scotland's play-off showdown with UEFA in the firing line as well as Old Firm transfer rows

Evening Standard

The Standard View: Amid calls to cede territory, the West must not reward Vladimir Putin’s aggression

As Vladimir Putin’s forces continue to pound the Donbas at terrible human cost for the people of Ukraine, there are worrying signs of cracks in Western resolve.

The Independent UK

Extra rail services to Hampden for Scotland game but none for further afield

Scotland are due to play Ukraine on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

NATO looks to 'historic' Madrid summit, with Sweden, Finland

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says that next month’s summit in Madrid will be a “historic” opportunity to strengthen the alliance facing Russian aggression against Ukraine on its eastern edge

France 24

‘We’re trying to go on with our lives’: Lysychansk residents endure Russian bombardment

Fighting for control of the Donbas region continues to devastate eastern Ukraine, with Russian forces pressing into Severodonetsk, the largest city still held by Ukrainian forces. The nearby city of Lysychansk is under constant bombardment. FRANCE 24's Jonathan Walsh and Amar Al-Hameedawi filed this report from Lysychansk, where they spoke…

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