Russia-Ukraine war

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Macron warned he risks giving Putin ‘a licence to manipulate the world’
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Ukrainian city of Severodonetsk ‘fully occupied’ by Russian troops
Forces forced to withdraw from destroyed city to Lysychansk, across the Seversky Donets river, where fighting is escalating
Nato must strengthen its presence in Eastern Europe in response to Russia's criminal aggression
Nato allies should continue imposing higher costs on Russia through sanctions while ensuring that Ukraine can defend itself
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From the front line

Putin's victory in Severodonetsk has come at enormous cost ... but he won't care
The eastern city offers minimal strategic advantage, yet has been the focus of the Kremlin’s offensive in recent weeks, at incredible cost
24 Jun 2022, 2:44pm

Business & Economy

The war explained

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Opinion & Analysis

The West must hold its nerve: Ukraine is the skirmish before the real war
Our nations must mobilise around the values we have taken for granted for the last seventy years
Jonathan Shaw
The EU’s crumbling unity has given Putin another opportunity to win
Europe is in danger of proving the Kremlin right: that it’s too divided and exhausted for a long fight
Fraser Nelson
Russian threats over Kaliningrad cannot be lightly dismissed
Lithuania's rail network has always been a potential flashpoint. Now the West should be prepared for an escalation of the crisis
Telegraph View
Russia never faced punishment for its past crimes. This time must be different
Putin counts on the West’s negligence at holding his country to account. Until we do, atrocities will continue
Peter Doran

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Putin's victory in Severodonetsk has come at enormous cost ... but he won't care
The eastern city offers minimal strategic advantage, yet has been the focus of the Kremlin’s offensive in recent weeks, at incredible cost