Putin has an 'overall plan to rebuild a second Russian empire', with his eyes set on Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus, former Deputy Supreme Allied Commander of NATO tells KayBurley KayBurley 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube
Live updates from Jess Sharp and Brad Young, with Deborah Haynes in Ukraine, Dominic Waghorn in Poland and Diana Magnay in MoscowNATO must seriously plan for a Russian-controlled Belarus, a US-based think tank has warned.
The West could make plans for a future in which a territorially-whole Ukraine becomes a military partner in defending NATO's eastern flank against Russian-occupied Belarus, the ISW said. Pro-war blogging channels with thousands of followers have escaped the more draconian Russian censorship measures, and range from anonymous accounts to journalists embedded with Russian forces.
US think-tank the Institute for the Study of War assessed the president's nuclear announcement was ultimately an attempt to re-introduce nuclear rhetoric into the information space to compensate for battlefield failures. The report defines attacks as weapons strikes, threats aimed at forcing doctors to keep working in occupied territories, and theft in areas that Russian forces failed to hold on to. Russia has clashed with the US and other Western nations over the Kremlin's call for a UN investigation into last September's sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines.
"Today's meeting is a blatant attempt to distract from this," US minister-counsellor John Kelley said."As the world unites this week to call for a just and secure peace in Ukraine consistent with the UN Charter, Russia desperately wants to change the subject." Vladimir Putin has revoked a 2012 decree that in part underpinned Moldova's sovereignty in resolving the future of the Transdniestria region.
"Moldova and Russia have a basic political agreement that provides for mutual respect for the territorial integrity of our countries."which last week approved a new pro-Western prime minister that vowed to pursue a drive to join the EU, were very tense.The war in Ukraine on today's front pages While the Mirror focuses on two students in Ukraine a year after Russia's invasion, with the headline:"It's OK to be scared... but we fight". Poland will deliver 14 Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine in the"next two or three weeks", according to CNN.
China has spent the last year walking a very careful line when it comes to the Ukraine conflict, offering tacit support to Russia without ever overtly condoning its invasion.Wang Yi, China's top diplomat, visiting multiple European capitals for instance, only to conclude his tour in Russia.
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