Ukraine war live: Arrests at anti-war protests in Russia pass 1,000 as demonstrators gather outside embassy in Warsaw

Protesters reportedly detained in 38 cities across Russia after Putin announces partial mobilisation

Putin is now talking about the referendums, saying that Russia will do all it can to ensure safe conditions for the referendums for people to be able to express their will.

Putin has said that the Ukrainian army has been trained by Nato and is actually commanded by foreign commanders. He said the politics of terror and intimidation against Russia had intensified.

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