The two cities in question are the strategic port of Mariupol in the southeast and the eastern town of Volnovakha.

Robert Kelly, former director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, also told Euronews that the risk of an accident at the plant might be very small.

More than 1.2 million people have left Ukraine since the fighting began, with most crossing the border into neighbouring Poland.

Foreign embassies in Ukraine now situated in Lviv are starting to evacuate their citizen as the war is now felt all over the country.

In this Witness, Euronews' Julian Gomez reports from Vienna to see why Austria's mandatory COVID-19 requirement is polarising the country.

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A suicide bomber struck inside a Shiite Muslim mosque in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar during Friday prayers.

The former Prime Minister of Finland says the West’s raft of sanctions has totally isolated Russia on the world stage.

His management company stated Warne passed away in Thailand of a suspected heart attack on Friday.

Russia has restricted access to the sites of four independent media, including the local edition of the BBC.

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Ukrainians abroad look on horrified and scared as the war in their country continues each day. Worried about family they find support in each other and in their efforts to provide aid to their country.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the Biden administration would make it a priority to strip Russian oligarchs of their wealth.

Ukraine's president said Russia's tactics posed "threats to global security", while the head of the IAEA called the situation near the plant "extremely tense".

Fatima Hajji is accused of sending money to her son when he was planning to commit an attack.

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An international outcry has followed Russia's shelling of a nuclear power plant in Ukraine overnight. The IAEA says the reactor itself was not hit and no radiation was released.

The copyright dispute between Big Tech and newspapers in France has raged for more than two years.

Russia is not only attacking Ukraine. Independent media say they are in Moscow's crosshairs, too.

The incident comes amid renewed tensions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

All six crew members on board were rescued, Ukrainian authorities have said.

Over one million people have now fled Ukraine for neighbouring countries - but many families are being separated as men are forced to stay behind and fight.

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Moldova asks to join the European Union - a week after Russia invades Ukraine

Macron's rivals have accused him of covertly campaigning through his role and thus not abiding by the rules.

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A missing fighter jet and a military helicopter sent on the search and rescue mission both went down, the defence ministry has confirmed.

The suspect is accused of accepting an order to assassinate a Chechen opposition figure living in exile in Germany.

The former prime minister is accused of using €2 million in EU subsidies on his own businesses. He denied the allegations.

"From now on, the business card of every employee of the Russian Embassy will have to pay tribute to Ukrainian heroes," said Vilnius mayor Remigijus Šimašius.

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Dozens of member countries had called for a probe into crimes against humanity.

Exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya told Euronews she wants to mobilise women in Belarus to try to prevent husbands and sons being sent to Ukraine.

While the number of jobless is down on a year earlier, youth unemployment is as high as 30% in Spain and Greece.

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Other countries had threatened to pull out of the games unless Russian and Belarusian athletes were banned.

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In a 90-minute phone call, Vladimir Putin made clear to the French president his "great determination" to continue the Russian military onslaught "all the way", according to the Elysée.

Ukrainian lawmaker Lesia Vasylenko told Euronews that there are "still many people trapped under the rubble of the buildings, which are shattered by Russian missiles and Russian bombs."

One diplomat is accused of leaking "confidential information" about Bulgaria's defence ministry since 2016.

The men had been found guilty of promoting terror in Iran and passing on information for Saudi intelligence services.

The government said the measure was taken following "recent developments" amid the war in Ukraine.

The "King Emiret" could not be convicted due to the statute of limitations, prosecutors said.

Western sanctions against Russia are the largest ever against any country.

Of the million, 357 chose to head north to Belarus.

In Ukraine, the growing distinction between our treatment of white refugees and refugees of colour speaks volumes about what some Europeans believe an asylum seeker should really look like.

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Campaigners say the additional funds are the largest ever allocated for welfare services in a single year.

The long-running global investigation into online child abuse images was led by New Zealand.