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Latest Russia-Ukraine updates: Tens of thousands flee their homes

Ukraine invasion news from February 24: UN says several thousand Ukrainians crossing into neighbouring countries.

‘Mariupol won’t give up’: Ukrainians defy Russian invasion threat

‘Mariupol won’t give up’: Ukrainians defy Russian invasion threat

Ukrainians rally in the eastern city of Mariupol after Russia recognises the independence of breakaway regions.

‘There is a clear plan of action’: east Ukraine readies for invasion

‘There is a clear plan of action’: east Ukraine readies for invasion

Schools and care homes are poised to be evacuated if the Russian army crosses the border

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Ukrainians face ‘game of cat and mouse’ with stoic calm

Ukrainians living in the country’s east carry on mostly as usual, despite stark warnings of an imminent Russian attack.

Ukraine coastguard patrolling Sea of Azov eye Russian war ships

Coastguard crew members say Russian ships have been stationed in the area for years ‘always watching’.

Trudy Rubin: Ukrainians on the front lines say ‘we aren’t leaving’

MARIUPOL, Ukraine — The airport in Ukraine’s second-largest port is shut. A Moscow-led “rebellion” around the city in 2014 made it too dangerous for planes to fly in.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mariupol: War fears in Ukraine’s vulnerable frontier city

Mariupol, home to 500,000, was briefly captured by Russia-backed separatists in 2014 and has seen significant violence.

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Borderlands: Fear, uncertainty and life on Ukraine’s front line

Borderlands: Fear, uncertainty and life on Ukraine’s front line

Amid fears of a Russian invasion, war-weary residents ask what the future holds for the region – and for their lives.

A journey across Ukraine: The ruinous price of invading

A journey across Ukraine: The ruinous price of invading

A 435-mile drive across the Ukraine’s southern coast reveals what Russia would face if they invaded, and why so many believe it just can’t happen. Marc Champion reports

The Independent UK

Fear and defiance on Ukraine’s frontline: ‘We don’t like dictators here’

With ageing Soviet-era rockets and a depleted, elderly fleet, Ukraine’s military hold their breath for Moscow’s next move

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