The strategic port city has been badly damaged by two months of fighting, and tens of thousands have fled.
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Russia has successfully test fired its ‘Satan’ nuclear missile, Vladimir Putin has claimed as he issued a chilling warning to the West.
A Ukrainian marine commander in Mariupol has made what he described as his troops' "last address to the world" as they try to resist overwhelming Russian forces in the city.
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Russia has issued another ultimatum to the soldiers and civilians holed up in a steel “fortress” in eastern Ukraine as the battle for Mariupol rages on.
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Measures are ongoing to tow the cruiser into port," the ministry said.
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has warned that Russia would deploy nuclear weapons in a new location if a red line is crossed.
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin says her country will decide whether to apply to join Nato "within weeks".
The Russian military said it could target decision-makers in Kiev if Ukraine continues attempting attacks on Russian soil
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Russian troops advance southward from Izium. * Ukraine's military reports of Belarusian "volunteers" forming new units in a private military company.
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