Author: News Desk

Aljazeera says Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to sit down for direct talks.

Arab News says Eight hundred Iraqi refugees returned home from northeast Syria on Thursday and hundreds more are to follow.

TRT World says Melinda French Gates has criticised her ex-husband Bill Gates for having met multiple times with Jeffrey Epstein.

BBC Sport says Six months ago Yuriy Vernydub was celebrating, his team had just produced one of the great Champions League shocks, beating Real Madrid 2-1.

The Russian military seized a TV broadcasting tower The Russian military seized a TV broadcasting tower in the southern city of Kherson. As a result, there are concerns that it will be used to disseminate misinformation across this city. This is a major blow for the Ukrainians, who are fighting bravely but are outnumbered and cannot match the military power of Russia. ………………………………… US to activate nuclear response team US Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm has tweeted that she spoke to Ukraine’s energy minister about the fire at the Zaporizhzhia plant and has decided to activate the US Nuclear Incident…

Europe’s largest nuclear power plant on fire after Russian attack says the local mayor of Enerhodar Russian forces are taking aim and have surrounded Europe’s largest nuclear power plant on fire, the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station in Enerhodar, a city on the Dnipro River that accounts for about one-quarter of Ukraine’s power generation. There has been fierce fighting between local forces and Russian troops, Dmytro Orlov said in an online post, adding that there had been casualties without giving details. Earlier, Ukrainian authorities reported Russian troops were stepping up efforts to seize the plant and had entered the town with…

Kherson is in de facto Russian rule with Curfew The southern city of Kherson is in de facto control by the Russian Army since March 3. They Have imposed a curfew for all civilians. The city mayor said that “for the Ukrainian flag to continue flying over us” he negotiated with the Russian forces several conditions, including: Strict curfew from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Cars are only allowed to drive in daylight. Only cars carrying necessary supplies such as food and medicine can enter the city. Citizens can walk alone or in groups of two people. They have to…

The Guardian leads with the Ukrainian president’s warning that Russia wants to “erase” the people of Ukraine.

Metro praises the bravery of Ukrainians who are defending their country against the Russian invasion.

The Independent leads with the civilian death toll rising as key cities are bombarded by Russian forces.
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