Headline Roundup • March 11th, 2022
Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Where To Get Live Coverage
Summary from the AllSides News Team
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has dominated the homepages of most mainstream news outlets in the U.S., Ukraine and across the world, many of which have a live news feed dedicated to the ongoing military invasion.
Russian President Vladimir Putin launched what he calls a "special military operation" in Ukraine on Feb. 24. Since then, Russian troops have advanced through the country from the east and the south, targeting major cities and seeking control of nuclear power plants. Economic sanctions from countries who oppose the attack, including the U.S., have already had negative effects on the Russian economy. Many Russians as well as tens of thousands of Europeans have continued to protest Putin's invasion of Ukraine. American journalist Brent Renaud was killed by Russian soldiers on Sunday in a town outside Kyiv. Also, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that his country is having conversations with Russia on a daily basis, and a fourth round of peace talks between the two countries are set for Monday. Updated 3/14/22 at 10-:00 a.m. ET
See below for links to live updating feeds from news outlets across the spectrum:
LEFT-RATED OUTLETS: CNN, NBC News, New York Times, Washington Post
CENTER-RATED OUTLETS: Associated Press, BBC News, Kyiv Independent, Wall Street Journal
RIGHT-RATED OUTLETS: Deseret News, Fox News, New York Post
Featured Coverage of this Story
Credit: Sputnik/AFP via Getty Images
What we're covering here
- Talks between Russian and Ukrainian delegations will take place Monday on the Ukrainian-Belarusian border, President Zelensky's office said as Russian President Putin ordered his country’s deterrence forces – including nuclear arms – be placed on high alert.
- The US continues to see Russian forces face “stiff resistance” and their momentum slow in Ukraine's northern part, while forces are having a “little bit more success” in the south, a US defense official says.
- The White House and several EU nations announced the expulsion of certain Russian banks from the SWIFT banking system Saturday evening.
BBC News
Summary
- Vladimir Putin says he is moving Russia's nuclear deterrent to "special alert"
- He says it's a response to Nato "aggression"
- The announcement does not mean Russia intends to use the weapons
- The US has condemned the move as "unacceptable"
- Ukrainian troops are in control of Kharkiv, governor says, after Russian attack
- Ukraine claims 4,300 Russians have died in the whole invasion - this has not been verified
- The EU is to send weapons to Ukraine and has banned all Russian flights from European airspace
- A Ukrainian delegation will meet ...
(AP Photo/Andrew Marienko)
Fast Facts
- Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday called for Russia to lose its voting power as a member of the U.N. Security Council during the fourth day of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
- Russian forces advanced on Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city, after troops stormed in from the outskirts on Sunday, according to reports.
- A suspected Russian missile strike exploded at a civilian oil depot outside Kyiv early Sunday morning local time, Ukrainian officials said.
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