The British The Mirror acknowledged that Russia's "invasion" of Ukraine, which supposedly was supposed to take place early in the morning on February 16, did not take place. The publication did not correct the previous article about the "attack", but published a new text.

Russia's Invasion of Ukraine: No Night Attack Happened While Putin's '3 Night Deadline' Has Expired.

The article says that American intelligence sources suggested that the invasion could have started at 3 am local time - 1 am in the UK - on February 16, but this never happened.

At the same time, The Mirror does not give an assessment of this fact, but only quotes statements by Western politicians and experts who doubt Russia's unwillingness to attack Ukraine.

claims that the "invasion" allegedly did not take place because of the February 16 meeting in Brussels of the heads of the defense ministries of NATO member countries, where they will discuss how they should respond to the current situation.

The meeting comes as Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia does not want a new war and is open to further dialogue with the United States and its NATO allies.

Earlier, the British edition of The Sun corrected its article, which predicted the “invasion” of Russia into Ukraine.

The Sun wrote that Russia would "invade" Ukraine at 3:00 Kyiv time (4:00 Moscow time) on February 16.

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