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Sydney - Members of the Ukrainian community in Australia hold daily protests and raise funds as they stand in solidarity with compatriots under attack b

Sydney - Members of the Ukrainian community in Australia hold daily protests and raise funds as they stand in solidarity with compatriots under attack b

0 hello everybody, a very good morning it is, you are very welcome to their breakfast show wherever you are around the world, two weeks since president putin invaded ukraine, and the war has seen possiblys most significant atrocity yet. maternity hospital in mariupol bombed by russian forces the russian minister will he be james, it comes after. -- well speak to labours ed miliband this hour, its thursday the 10th of march. beyond atrocity, ukraines president says presidents are still buried und...

Russia’s media-monitoring agency Roskomnadzor has ordered media outlets to delete reports using the words “assault,” “invasion,” or “declaration of war” to describe Russia’s massive, unprovoked military incursion into neighboring Ukraine.

French sea police have seized a ship that authorities suspect belongs to a Russian company targeted by European Union sanctions over the unprovoked Russian full-scale invasion of  Ukraine, AFP and Reuters reported on February 26.

Russia on February 25 vetoed a draft UN Security Council resolution that would have deplored Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

French sea police have seized a ship that authorities suspect belongs to a Russian company targeted by European Union sanctions over the unprovoked Russian full-scale invasion of  Ukraine, AFP and Reuters reported on February 26.

The United Nations is preparing for up to 4 million refugees from Ukraine if Russia's war against the country continues to escalate.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Russian forces are targeting civilian areas as Russia pressed its invasion to the outskirts of Kyiv after unleashing air strikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides.

Kazakh President Qasym-Zhomart Toqaev and Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin have discussed ways to preserve mutual economic ties and trade amid sanctions imposed on Russia by the West over its invasion of Ukraine.