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Russia-Ukraine war: Fate of Europe and global security being decided in Ukraine, Zelenskiy says– live

Russian foreign minister says western weapons are a ‘legitimate target’; about 15,000 Russian troops have been killed since start of invasion, UK defence secretary says

The Guardian - UK

U.S. diplomats to begin returning to Ukraine this week

U.S. diplomatic operations in Ukraine have been closed since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.

Axios

Giant inferno at Russian oil depot and army facility amid suspected strike by Ukraine

The fires followed huge explosions at the Druzhba oil depot in Bryansk city, where a military unit of the 120th arsenal of the Main Rocket and Artillery Directorate is located

Daily Mirror

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Fortress Zaporizhzhia prepares to fight as war closes in

Trenches are dug and teachers receive gun training in last large city in south-east under Ukrainian control

The Guardian - UK

US announces surge in military assistance, diplomatic boost for Ukraine during envoys' visit to Kyiv

The United States announces new military assistance for Ukraine and a renewed diplomatic push as President Joe Biden's Secretary of State and Pentagon chief complete a secrecy-shrouded trip to Kyiv.

ABC News

The battle for Donbas: ‘the real test of this war’

Russian forces have shifted their attention to the east of Ukraine with many predicting a brutal and bloody onslaught

Financial Times

On Ukraine visit, Blinken, Austin pledge return of U.S. diplomats, more security aid

Washington's top diplomat and its defense chief used the first official U.S. visit to Ukraine since Russia invaded in February to announce a gradual return of U.S. diplomats including a new ambassador and over $300 million in new military aid to Kyiv.

Reuters

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Global military spending tops $2 trillion for first time as Europe boosts defences

STOCKHOLM: Global military expenditure has surpassed $2 trillion per year for the first time, and looks set to rise further as European countries beef up their armed forces in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Times of India

Ukraine and Russia: What you need to know right now

The United States will reopen its Ukraine embassy, and President Joe Biden's top diplomat and most senior defense official promised more military aid while visiting Kyiv as Russia warned against arming its enemy and battles raged in the east.

Reuters

In Kyiv, Blinken and Austin announce aid, diplomatic surge

The Biden administration has unveiled new U.S. military assistance and a diplomatic surge for Ukraine as Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin completed a secrecy-shrouded visit to the capital of Kyiv

The Independent UK

Ukraine news – live: Putin investigates cause of Bryansk oil depot fire

Vladimir Putin’s government said the cause and the scale of the blaze were being assessed

The Independent UK

U.S. pledges Ukraine embassy reopening and military aid amid Russian warning

Reuters

Russia investigates large oil depot fire in region near Ukraine

Russia said on Monday it would investigate the cause of a large fire that erupted in the early hours of the morning at an oil storage facility in the city of Bryansk 154 km (96 miles) northeast of the border with Ukraine.

Reuters

Vladimir Putin's lover makes rare appearance in bizarre festival with chilling 'Z' symbol

Alina Kabaeva, 38, appeared at a bizarre gymnastics ballet festival where the Russian 'Z' symbol - which has become synonymous with the Kremlin's war in Ukraine - was paraded

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Turkey closes airspace to Russian jets flying to Syria’s war

Turkey closed its airspace to Russian jets flying to Syria, a shift in policy aimed at increasing the cost of the war in Ukraine for President Vladimir Putin.

Tribune News Service

Global military spending tops $2 trillion for first time as Europe boosts defenses

Global military expenditure has surpassed $2 trillion per year for the first time, and looks set to rise further as European countries beef up their armed forces in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

360info

Special Report: Eyes in the wartime sky

As the world watches the satellite images of the Ukraine war, we examine the opportunities and threats of our dependence on satellite and remote-sensing imagery

360info

Warning: This planet is protected by video surveillance

Spying from space has lifted the veil over the battlefield, diffusing the fog of war and lessening the utility of aggression.

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The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 61 of the invasion

After Kyiv meeting, US secretary of state says ‘Russia is failing’ while defence secretary insists Ukraine ‘can win’

ABC News

Ukraine 'disappointed' as Austria says besieged nation shouldn't be offered EU membership

Austria's Foreign Minister says Ukraine should not be offered membership to the European Union. Here's how that could impact the war-torn country's chances of membership.

Reuters

Australia, NZ show support for Ukraine at ANZAC Day commemorations

Thousands of people gathered across Australia and New Zealand on Monday to honour military personnel on Anzac Day, after the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled or limited public gatherings and commemorations in the past two years.

The Conversation

'Bloody-hunting slaughtermen', sieges and 'lechery': what does Shakespeare tell us of war?

Only two days separate Anzac Day and Shakespeare’s (presumed) birthday and actual death-day. This proximity is coincidental. But amid a war in Ukraine, being reported in horrifyingly graphic detail from the point of view of the victims, and given Shakespeare is the world’s most-quoted, most-performed and most studied writer, it…

Foreign Affairs

Why the War in Ukraine Won’t Go Nuclear

Old Rules Still Apply to a New Era of Limited Conflict

Los Angeles Times

Zelenskyy meets with US delegation as Ukrainians mark a somber Orthodox Easter

KRAMATORSK, Ukraine — With fighting raging in the eastern and southern parts of the country, Ukrainians marked a somber Orthodox Easter on Sunday as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with the most senior U.S. delegation to arrive in the capital since the war erupted two months ago.

Daily Mirror

Putin brags about 'unstoppable Satan 2' missiles capable of wiping out UK this autumn

The Sarmat ICBMs - dubbed "Satan II" - can carry more than 10 nuclear warheads and travel distances of 11,000 miles

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