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Kremlin drone attack was Russian operation, says Bill Browder
We spoke to American financier, Bill Browder, who was once one of the biggest foreign investors in Russia. He later became an anti-corruption campaigner and one of Vladimir Putin’s fiercest critics; and we asked him who he thinks is behind the drone attack.
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Zelenskyy calls for Putin to face justice in speech in Hague
The sound of gunfire is resounding over Kyiv tonight as troops try to shoot down Russian armoured drones attacking the city. Earlier in the day, Volodymyr Zelenskyy made an unexpected appearance at the International Criminal Court in the Hague. The Ukrainian president said that his Russian counterpart “deserves to be sentenced” and called for a…
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Pro-war bloggers ‘influential’ in Russia, says Professor Joshua Tucker
We’re joined by professor Joshua Tucker, who’s director of the Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia at New York University.
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Russian propagandist killed in St Petersburg explosion
The Russian propagandist known as Vladlen Tatarsky was killed last night in an explosion in St Petersburg.
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Ukraine war: Vladimir Putin talks up Russia’s nuclear capabilities
The Russian president admitted today that sanctions over his war in Ukraine are having a negative effect on the Russian economy.
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Ukraine war: Putin pays first visit to Russian-occupied Mariupol
Ukraine’s government said the visit was that of a ‘murderer returning to a crime scene’.
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How one Turkish holiday destination became home to thousands of Russians – DUBBED
The beaches of Antalya in southern Turkey have long been a favourite holiday spot for Russians but since their country invaded Ukraine it has now become home for tens of thousands.
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Putin’s travel will be limited for rest of his life after ICC arrest warrant, human rights lawyer says
The Ukrainian government has set up an international legal taskforce to help get justice for victims of war crimes committed by Russia.
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Ukraine war: ICC issues arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin over alleged war crimes
As many as 16,000 children have been forcibly removed to Russia since the full scale war began, according to Ukrainian officials – some under the guise of “humanitarian evacuation” from Russian occupied cities like Mariupol and not all of them orphans.
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Ukraine suffer against Russia in ‘cauldron of war’ Bakhmut
Ukraine has called for an urgent investigation by the international criminal court after a graphic video emerged, apparently showing a prisoner of war being shot dead by Russian soldiers. President Zelenskyy vowed to track down those who had killed him. The PoW had gone missing near Bakhmut – the scene of the most intense fighting…
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Global finance chiefs condemn Russia’s war on Ukraine
Finance chiefs of the world’s largest economies have strongly condemned Moscow for its war on Ukraine – with only China and Russia declining to sign a joint statement following a meeting in India.
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Yeva’s story: 13-year-old Ukrainian refugee turned author meets Michael Morpurgo
Yeva Skalietska was just 12-years-old when Russia invaded her homeland.
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Have the world’s sanctions been tough enough on Russia?
We were joined by MP Oleksiy Goncharenko and Alina Frolova, Ukraine’s ex-Deputy Defence Minister.
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Ukraine timeline: four seasons of war in under four minutes
In Ukraine, everything changed in a single day.
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The West can afford to back Ukraine for years, says UK minister of defence procurement
We spoke to Alex Chalk, the minister for defence procurement, and began by asking him how the government will respond to Ukraine’s continuing appeal for more weapons.