Ukraine appears to confirm death of negotiator dubbed ‘traitor’ by media
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The former banker participated in peace talks with Russia from Kiev’s side

Kiev has said that Denis Kireev, a secret agent on a mission from Ukraine’s Defense Ministry, has died. Earlier reports claimed that a man with the same name was killed by Ukrainian secret services as a suspected traitor.

Ukraine’s Chief Directorate of Intelligence said on Saturday that Kireev was among three agents killed in the line of duty. “They have died, protecting Ukraine,” the military intelligence agency wrote on social media, without elaborating. 

News of Kireev’s death has caused some confusion aft...

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UK journalists praised by PM as one-sided evidence suggests they were hit by Russians in Kiev
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A Sky News crew have accused a Russian squad of firing at them – after the Ukrainian forces told the reporters so

British prime minister Boris Johnson has commended the bravery of Sky News journalists, who were shot near the Ukrainian capital Kiev on Monday. The TV crew thought they had been attacked by a Ukrainian army checkpoint. But local forces told them later a “saboteur Russian reconnaissance squad” was to blame for the shooting.

Chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay was shot in the lower back, while videographer Richie Mockler was struck by two rounds into his body a...

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British energy giant apologizes for purchase of Russian discounted oil
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Shell pledges to commit profits to humanitarian aid for Ukraine

Europe’s largest energy company, Shell, announced plans to donate the profits from its latest purchase of Russian crude oil to a fund that helps Ukrainian refugees. The decision followed sharp criticism from Ukraine’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba over the move, however, it did not violate any Western sanctions.

“We will commit profits from the limited amount of Russian oil we have to purchase to a dedicated fund,” the company said in a statement,...

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Khabib Nurmagomedov becomes first Russian in UFC Hall of Fame
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The promotion has hailed its former champion as one of the greatest athletes ever

MMA lightweight great Khabib Nurmagomedov has made history by becoming Russia's first ever inductee to the UFC Hall of Fame in an official announcement at in Las Vegas on Saturday.

The hugely popular fighter, who is now a promoter and coach, was guiding current figher Tagir Ulanbekov and watching his cousin, Umar Nurmagomedov, at the event.

Nurmagomedov was pictured being congratulated by welterweight champion Kamaru Usman, their shared manager, Ali Abdelaziz, and contender Islam Makhachev.

Both Us...

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Tony Blair thought invading Iraq was 'the right thing to do'
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The former UK prime minister said leaders making big decisions must follow their ‘instinct’

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has again defended his decision to invade Afghanistan and Iraq post-9/11, by saying he thought it was the “right thing” to do at the time.

Speaking to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, on the BBC on Sunday, Blair said geopolitics is “very complex,” more complicated than people want to believe as they “search for simplicity.”

“People often say over Iraq or Afghanistan that I took the wrong decision,” Blair said, adding that he had to...

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Russian gymnast adds ‘Z’ to vest on medal podium
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Ivan Kuliak won bronze at the World Cup event

Russian gymnast Ivan Kuliak has appeared at a World Cup medal ceremony wearing a 'Z' added to his vest.

The 20-year-old debutant at the event won bronze in the parallel bars competition in Doha.

Kuliak appeared to have taped the letter, which is one of the insignia on Russian military equipment, to the front of his vest.

Ukrainian Ilya Kovtun, who won gold, and silver medalist Milad Karimi, of Kazakhstan, stood next to Kuliak.

Russian athletes are competing at the World Cup under neutral status as part of sanctions imposed by the Interna...

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Kiev accuses Ukrainian MP of state treason
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The prosecutor general is seeking to put the opposition politician and long-time Zelensky critic on an international wanted list

Ukrainian law enforcement has accused opposition MP Ilya Kiva of state treason. The nation’s prosecutor general, Irina Venediktova, informed the lawmaker about her agency’s decision in a fiery Facebook post on Sunday, accusing him of “doing everything” to invite the “Russian aggressors” to Ukraine.

Kiva’s actions have dealt “colossal damage” to Ukraine, Venediktova s...

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