National guard says it is fighting off the attacks from exiled Russian forces; Moscow believed to have jammed British defence minister’s satellite signal on aircraft. What we know on day 751

GOP had previously demanded Congress address US-Mexico border crossings before passing further foreign aid

Source tells Reuters incident occurred as Grant Shapps travelled back from Poland

In what has been called a ‘wildly irresponsible’ act of electronic warfare, the GPS signal of the plane was interfered with for half an hour

Officials could put forward proposal before meeting of prime ministers in Brussels next week

Members of the Siberia, Freedom of Russia Legion and RDK battalions work closely with the Ukrainian army

The ant-Kremlin groups claim to have captured the village of Tyotkino in Russia’s western Kursk region

The Pope said he is still recovering from his cold

Pope’s deputy clarifies that Russia should first halt its aggression against ukraine

Ten years on from Russia’s annexation, with all-out war making its dominance vulnerable, authorities are increasing a crackdown on pro-Ukrainian voices – while others simply want to live their lives

Pressure on US House speaker to allow ukraine aid vote; Syrskyi says ‘difficult’ on battlefield but enemy taking heavy losses. What we know on day 750

Effort to use a ‘discharge petition’ to circumvent Republican leaders who are blocking a $95bn defence bill to aid US allies ukraine, Israel and Taiwan

Vladimir Putin has issued a direct nuclear warning to the United States. The Russian leader issued a defiant response when asked how he would respond if America sent ground troops to ukraine. Speaking in an interview on Wednesday (13 Marc), Mr Putin ...

The Pope said he is still recovering from his cold

Defence officials say they’re waiting for Congress to pass supplemental aid bill to cover $10bn funding gap

In state media interview, Russian president says Moscow is prepared for nuclear conflict but not ‘rushing towards it’

Poland’s PM warns Mike Johnson of blood on his hands from stalled aid; anti-Putin fighters stage raid into Russia. What we know on day 749

Winged explosives weighing up to 1,500 kilograms – and nicknamed the ‘building destroyer’ – have had a devastating impact wherever they have been used, writes Tom Watling. Kyiv is battling them as best they can, but needs Western allies to st ...

Three anti-Putin Russian military groups conduct irregular cross-border raids into mainland Russia to fight against the Kremlim regime

The US will send $300m of weapons to ukraine even as $10bn is needed to restore the stockpiles of weapons it has sent to Kyiv to aid them in its fight against the years-long Russian invasion.