'There can be little doubt that Mr Putin, who allowed the use of the nerve agent novichok to try to kill Sergei Skripal in Salisbury and the opposition leader Alexei Navalny, could use such weapons in Ukraine' | 🗞 The Times view
The attack on the maternity hospital in Mariupol demonstrates the lengths to which President Putin is prepared to gohatever President Putin may claim, it is blindingly obvious to the whole world that his unprovoked invasion of Ukraine is not going to plan. His army, now in the third week of the invasion, has failed to secure any of Ukraine’s key cities.
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