Russia says it will agree to a humanitarian corridor in a region that's seen heavy fighting. While Ukraine says it has agreed, it remains skeptical.

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Russia calls ceasefire for evacuation of citizens from decimated Mariupol

Russian President Vladimir Putin demanded that “unfriendly countries” pay for natural gas in rubles, an apparent bid to help stabilize the Russian currency.

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Jeff Bezos

Russia-Ukraine live updates: European leaders reject Putin’s demand to buy gas in rubles

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Ukrainian authorities sent dozens of buses to the besieged port city of Mariupol on Thursday to evacuate civilians. In fact, Russia has announced a ceasefire for “humanitarian purposes only”. Meanwhile, British intelligence agencies are seeing that the Russian army remains largely active around Kyiv.

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New evacuation attempt Mariupol, Russians still active around Kyiv

The Ukrainian port city has witnessed a ceaseless Russian onslaught in the past few weeks.

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Kyiv Sends Buses for Evacuations After Russia Declares Ceasefire in Mariupol

Kyiv has sent dozens of buses to rescue people in the besieged Ukrainian port city of Mariupol after Moscow declared a local truce

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Turkey

Russia, Ukraine agree to cease-fire in new push for Mariupol evacuations

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Russian defence ministry indicated that humanitarian corridors would be opened between Mariupol and Zaporizhzhia, via the Russian-controlled Berdiansk port. Russia has also urged Kyiv to ensure "unconditional respect" for the ceasefire in a written submission to Russia, the UNHCR, and ICRC.

Russia calls ceasefire for evacuation of citizens from decimated Mariupol

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