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UKRAINE RUSSIA CONFLICT: Moscow uses hypersonic weapon in Ukraine as Zelenski urges dialogue
— UKRAINE RUSSIA CONFLICT
KIEV:
Moscow uses hypersonic weapon in Ukraine as Zelenski urges dialogue
Russia intensified its offensive in Ukraine on Saturday, announcing the use, for the first time, of a hypersonic missile, while Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelensky declared that it was time for Moscow to agree to “talk” seriously about peace.
By Dmytro GORSHKOV and Emmanuel DUPARCQ
(Russia Ukraine conflict, Central Note, 1,000 words - Already transmitted)
PHOTOS, VIDEO, INFOGRAPHICS
MOSCOW:
Russia claims to have used hypersonic missiles for the first time in Ukraine
The Russian army claimed on Saturday that it used hypersonic missiles in Ukraine, a resource that it apparently had not yet used in this conflict and which, according to Russian President Vladimir Putin, is part of an “invincible” armament.
(Russia Ukraine conflict weapons aeronautical defense missiles, Focus, 600 words - Already aired)
PHOTOS ARCHIVE, VIDEO
MOSCOW:
Invincible, hypersonic or invisible: the weapons that Russia boasts
(Russia Ukraine conflict weapons aeronautical defense missiles, Box, 600 words - Already transmitted)
KIEV:
Elderly Ukrainians live refugees in Kiev metro stations
Valentina Katkova, 77, does not know what makes her most want to cry: whether the health problems characteristic of her old age or the fact of living “buried” in the Kiev metro to escape the Russian bombs.
By Dmytro GORSHKOV
(Russia Ukraine conflict, Photostory, 400 words - 13H00 GMT)
PHOTOS, VIDEO
LONDON:
What role do cryptocurrencies play in the war in Ukraine?
In Ukraine, cryptocurrencies play a role never seen before, allowing the government to raise millions of dollars to fund its response to the Russian invasion.
By Stephan ROTH
(Ukraine currency computing Russia conflict, Questions Answers, 700 words - Already aired)
PHOTOS
WASHINGTON:
Telegram and WhatsApp in Russia feel the pressure but still dodge the ban
Messaging platforms such as WhatsApp and Telegram have avoided Russia's blockade unlike some of the biggest social networks in the world, in a subtle tolerance that experts warn could suddenly end.
By Joshua MELVIN
(US Russia conflict Ukraine misinformation computer internet, Focus, 850 words - Already broadcast)
WASHINGTON:
An ocean away, Russian-Americans feel rejected because of Putin's war
In the days after Vladimir Putin sent troops to Ukraine, the Russian School of Mathematics, a network of popular extracurricular academies in the United States, felt that it had no choice but to speak.
(US conflict Ukraine culture Russia, Focus, 950 words - 12H00 GMT)
PHOTOS
LONDON:
The world of dance comes together in a grand gala for Ukraine in London
From Russia to Argentina, to Japan, France and Cuba, renowned dancers from around the world come together this Saturday for a grand gala in London to raise funds and send a message against the “atrocious” war in Ukraine.
By Anna CUENCA
(GB Russia Ukraine dance people conflict, Focus, 650 words - Already broadcast)
PHOTOS ARCHIVE
OTHER NEWS BY REGION
-- ASIA
SHANGHAI, China:
China records its first deaths from covid-19 in more than a year
China recorded its first two deaths from covid-19 on Saturday in more than a year, amid an uptick in the pandemic linked to the omicron variant that puts the country's “covid zero” strategy in trouble.
By Dan MARTIN
(China epidemic health virus, Central Note, Update, 650 words - Already transmitted)
PHOTOS
— MIDDLE EAST
DUBAI:
Overshadowed by Ukraine, Yemen is left without help and on the edge of the precipice
The United Nations and humanitarian associations warned of serious consequences for Yemen after an international donor conference failed to raise the necessary funds to avert a humanitarian catastrophe in this warring country.
By Dana MOUKHALLATI
(Yemen conflict famine aid UN political rebellion, Focus, 750 words - Already aired)
Ravaged by war, Yemen neglects its rich heritage
Mountains of garbage pile up on the ground and graffiti covers the walls of the Sira fortress in Aden, the great port city of southern Yemen, where war has no mercy on its rich historical heritage.
By Shatha YAISH
(Yemen conflict history culture heritage, Feature, 500 words - Already aired)
PHOTOS, VIDEO
— SOCIETY
PARIS:
“Turbia”, the turbulent waterless future of the Colombian city of Cali
The city of Cali in 2023, thirsty for water and flooded with violence and corruption: that is the setting for the Colombian series “Turbia”, which is presented this Sunday at the Series Mania festival in Lille (France).
By Jordi ZAMORA
(France Colombia media television festival water environment, Focus, 600 words - Already broadcast)
LILLE, France:
Visionary, even prophetic: the series that shape society
Since the invasion of Ukraine, the series “Servant of the People”, in which Volodymyr Zelensky plays the president of the country, became popular throughout the world. Its prophetic character leads us to reflect on how series shape reality.
By Céline LE PRIOUX
(France Ukraine festival television media Russia conflict, Focus, 650 words - Already broadcast)
PHOTOS
KENT, United States:
A movement defends eco-responsible burials with human compost in the US
A woodpecker perches on a branch while Cindy Armstrong contemplates a plot of land that used to be her son.
By Sylvie LANTEAUME
(US computer environment, Focus, 650 words - 12H30 GMT)
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