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Russia-Ukraine crisis: UK PM Boris Johnson outlines six-point plan

Writing in 'The New York Times', Johnson reiterated that Russian President Vladimir Putin must fail in his attempt to rewrite the rules of international order 'by military force'

Russians planning to bomb Southern Ukrainian port city Odesa: Zelenskyy

Amid heightened tensions between Russia and Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the Russian troops are planning to bombard Odesa, a port city on Ukraine's Black Sea coast.

'Russia destroys Ukrainian Air Force airfield with high-precision weapons'

The Russian Defence Ministry said that the country's forces on Sunday disabled an airfield belonging to the Ukrainian Air Force in Starokonstantinov.

Awaiting govt, RBI advisory on SWIFT transactions with Russian assets: PNB

The country's second-largest bank Punjab National Bank said it was awaiting advisory from the Finance Ministry and the Reserve Bank with regard to SWIFT-related transactions with Russian entities

Ripple effect: What Russia's invasion of Ukraine means for global finance

Russian assault on Ukraine has intensified uncertainty in the world economy, to condemn Putin's war, western leaders announced some sanctions to target Russian financial institutions individuals

Ukrainian refugees near 1.5 million as Russian invasion enters 11th day

The number of Ukrainian refugees was expected to reach 1.5 mn on Sunday as Russia continued its attack 11 days after invading Ukraine and Kyiv pressed for further West action, including more sanction

Ukraine will have consequences for India-Russia ties, world: Moscow's envoy

Ukraine crisis will have consequences for the whole world, including for Russia-India relations, and the extent of its impact cannot be envisaged now, Russian Ambassador Denis Alipov said on Saturday.

Next round of talks between Russia and Ukraine on Monday: Ukraine official

The next round of talks between Ukraine and Russia will be held on Monday, Ukrainian official Davyd Arakhamia said Saturday.

Putin denies rumours Russia was going to declare martial law

A senior Ukrainian official earlier this week claimed its foreign intelligence service had learned that Putin might "preventively" declare martial law in Russia on Friday

Ukraine conflict: Russia 'too big' to isolate, says Kremlin

Western sanctions do not mean that Russia will truly be isolated, as the world, and Russia itself, are "too big" for that, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the media on Saturday

LIVE: Everything is going to plan in Ukraine, says Putin

Russian President said the Russian army would fulfil its aims as part of the special military operation

Kyiv, Moscow trade blame over failed evacuation as Russia still shelling

In Mariupol, the city council said Russia was not observing the ceasefire and asked residents to return to shelters and wait for further information on evacuation

Zelensky trying to provoke conflict between NATO and Russia: Sergei Lavrov

It turns out that Zelensky "still seeks to provoke" a conflict between NATO and Russia, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov

Ukraine war: Microsoft suspends new sales of products, services in Russia

Brad Smith, President and Vice Chair of Microsoft, said that the company condemns the unjustified, unprovoked and unlawful invasion by Russia

Russia declares ceasefire in 2 Ukrainian cities to let civilians evacuate

The Russian defence ministry said its units had opened humanitarian corridors near the cities of Mariupol and Volnovakha, which were encircled by its troops

Russia to observe ceasefire in 2 areas of Ukraine for evacuation: Reports

There is no immediate confirmation from Ukrainian forces, and it is not immediately clear how long the evacuation routes would remain open.

Vehicles passing Chernobyl transport radioactive dust to entire Ukraine

The Chernobyl nuclear power plant is in danger of releasing radioactive dust to the entire Ukraine, said Slavutych Mayor Yuriy Fomichev.

Apple to AYYA - Russians have a replacement ready for iPhone

Russia is urging its citizens to switch to domestic smartphone AYYA T1

Exploring all possible ways to evacuate Indians from Sumy: Embassy

The Indian embassy in Ukraine on Saturday said it is exploring all possible ways to safely evacuate the Indian nationals from eastern Ukranian city of Sumy. The mission said it is in touch with all interlocutors concerned, including the Red Cross, to identify the exit routes to take out the Indians. Sumy is one of the conflict zones witnessing intense fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces. "Exploring all possible mechanisms to evacuate Indian citizens in Sumy, safely & securely. Discussed evacuation & identification of exit routes with all interlocutors including Red Cross," the embassy tweeted. "Control room will continue to be active until all our citizens are evacuated. Be Safe Be Strong," it said. Arindam Bagchi, the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), said on Friday that around 700 Indians are stranded in Sumy. At a media briefing, Bagchi also urged both the Ukrainian and Russian sides to put in place a "local ceasefire" for evacuation of ...

Starlink won't block Russian news media outlets, says Elon Musk

Musk on Friday warned Ukrainians to use the Starlink satellite system with caution as his commercial Internet network can be targeted by Russians and hamper the entire system at work.