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Ukraine war: The villages retaken from Russian forces
Welcome to Kyiv, where officials have received with derision and contempt Moscow’s claim that more than 96 per cent of those polled in areas they occupy want to become part of Russia.
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G7 condemns ‘sham’ Ukraine referendums as ‘illegitimate’
The voting in the areas occupied by Russia continued today, as did condemnation of the referendums. It is widely expected that President Putin will declare these areas formally part of Russia by the middle of next week. That would signify an important escalation of the war. At the same time Mr. Putin finds himself cornered…
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Russia holds ‘sham’ referendums to annex occupied areas of Ukraine
The war in Ukraine has reached a new and highly dangerous phase.
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Did Nato get Putin and Ukraine wrong?
We speak a former Nato Secretary General about their experience of dealing with Vladimir Putin.
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Did Nato get Putin and Ukraine wrong?
Vladimir Putin has ordered Russia’s first military mobilisation since World War Two. He also warned he would use “all means [he has]” to defend Russian territory, raising concerns around the world and saying it wasn’t a bluff.
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Why did Russia and Ukraine agree prisoner of war swap?
Our international editor Lindsey Hilsum is in President Zelenskyy’s home town in Ukraine and our Washington Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy is at the UN General Assembly in New York.
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Protests build as Russia serve call up papers to Ukraine frontline
Military officials around Russia have begun serving call-up papers on men of fighting age, just hours after President Putin announced what he called a ‘partial mobilisation’ to bolster his forces in Ukraine.
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Five British prisoners captured in Ukraine released after Putin’s threats
Vladimir Putin went on Russian TV to call-up three hundred thousand reservists to fight in Ukraine.
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Russia’s nuclear threat: what Putin’s speech means for Ukraine war
Vladimir Putin went on Russian TV to call-up 300,000 reservists to fight in Ukraine, in a speech that also threatened the prospect of nuclear war.
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Russia-Ukraine war: Vladimir Putin to address nation amid fears of major escalation
Our Foreign affairs Correspondent Paraic O’Brien has been looking at the build-up to his speech in Russia and the occupied territories where referendums are due to be held.
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UK prosecutor on Ukraine: ‘Fairly certain there will be evidence of mass war crimes in Izyum’
We spoke to Nigel Povoas, a British prosecutor who is part of an international team investigating alleged war crimes in Ukraine, and the Ukrainian MP, Mariia Mezentseva, , who represents Kharkiv city centre in parliament.
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Ukraine authorities discover mass grave in Izyum
The authorities in Ukraine have begun the painstaking process of exhuming hundreds of bodies whose graves were discovered in a forest near Izyum.
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Russia and China hold talks in the shadow of Ukraine war
In their first face-to-face meeting since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin has told China’s leader Xi Jinping that he values their “balanced position” on the war but understands that they have “questions and concerns”.
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Zelenskyy advisor calls for air defence systems from West to protect Ukraine from Russian cruise missiles
We spoke to Ihor Zhovkva, deputy head of the Ukrainian president’s office, and asked him if he was surprised by the success his country’s armed forces have achieved over the last week.
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‘Ukraine has the ability to defeat the Russians’, says former US Defence Advisor to Ukraine
We’re joined by retired Colonel and former US Defence Advisor to Ukraine Liam Collins – who helped train and reform Ukraine’s military between 2016 and 2018.