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China says US creating ‘fear and panic’ over Russia’s attack on Ukraine
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said the U.S. was fueling tensions by providing defensive weapons to Ukraine.
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‘An invasion is an invasion’ White House now says of Russian troops in Ukraine
After heavy criticism, the Biden administration is now calling Putin’s movement of troops into Ukraine an invasion.
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Russia flexes military for Ukraine move; West to respond
Putin’s move Monday formalizes Russia’s hold on the regions and gives it a free hand to deploy its forces there.
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Putin orders Russian troops into eastern Ukraine as Biden blocks US trade there
The Biden administration didn’t immediately specify what red lines will prompt additional U.S. response to Putin’s move to send troops to the separatist regions in Ukraine.
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Biden to block US trade with eastern Ukrainian regions after Putin recognition
Putin’s declaration paves the way for Russia to openly send troops and weapons to the long-running conflict pitting Ukrainian forces against Moscow-backed rebels.
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Biden-Putin meeting discussed as Ukraine war fears loom
Last ditch diplomatic efforts are underway as the conflict continues to heat up in Ukraine’s east.
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Putin has decided to further invade Ukraine, Biden says
When pushed on what evidence he has, Biden said “really significant intelligence capability.”
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US consulting with NATO, allies, about future troop deployments to Europe
U.S. President Joe Biden sounded unusually dire Thursday, as he warned that Washington saw no signs of a promised Russian withdrawal.
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Russia doesn’t appear to be leaving Ukraine border, SECDEF warns
Increased logistical support by Russian troops offers a strong sign that they aren’t going home, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
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NATO sees no sign Russia is pulling back troops near Ukraine
Russia said it is continuing its troop withdrawal as western officials remain skeptical.
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China says US creating ‘fear and panic’ over Russia’s attack on Ukraine
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said the U.S. was fueling tensions by providing defensive weapons to Ukraine.
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‘An invasion is an invasion’ White House now says of Russian troops in Ukraine
After heavy criticism, the Biden administration is now calling Putin’s movement of troops into Ukraine an invasion.
-
Russia flexes military for Ukraine move; West to respond
Putin’s move Monday formalizes Russia’s hold on the regions and gives it a free hand to deploy its forces there.
-
Putin orders Russian troops into eastern Ukraine as Biden blocks US trade there
The Biden administration didn’t immediately specify what red lines will prompt additional U.S. response to Putin’s move to send troops to the separatist regions in Ukraine.
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Biden to block US trade with eastern Ukrainian regions after Putin recognition
Putin’s declaration paves the way for Russia to openly send troops and weapons to the long-running conflict pitting Ukrainian forces against Moscow-backed rebels.
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Biden-Putin meeting discussed as Ukraine war fears loom
Last ditch diplomatic efforts are underway as the conflict continues to heat up in Ukraine’s east.
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Putin has decided to further invade Ukraine, Biden says
When pushed on what evidence he has, Biden said “really significant intelligence capability.”
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US consulting with NATO, allies, about future troop deployments to Europe
U.S. President Joe Biden sounded unusually dire Thursday, as he warned that Washington saw no signs of a promised Russian withdrawal.
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Russia doesn’t appear to be leaving Ukraine border, SECDEF warns
Increased logistical support by Russian troops offers a strong sign that they aren’t going home, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
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NATO sees no sign Russia is pulling back troops near Ukraine
Russia said it is continuing its troop withdrawal as western officials remain skeptical.
-
China says US creating ‘fear and panic’ over Russia’s attack on Ukraine
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said the U.S. was fueling tensions by providing defensive weapons to Ukraine.
-
‘An invasion is an invasion’ White House now says of Russian troops in Ukraine
After heavy criticism, the Biden administration is now calling Putin’s movement of troops into Ukraine an invasion.
-
Russia flexes military for Ukraine move; West to respond
Putin’s move Monday formalizes Russia’s hold on the regions and gives it a free hand to deploy its forces there.
-
Putin orders Russian troops into eastern Ukraine as Biden blocks US trade there
The Biden administration didn’t immediately specify what red lines will prompt additional U.S. response to Putin’s move to send troops to the separatist regions in Ukraine.
-
Biden to block US trade with eastern Ukrainian regions after Putin recognition
Putin’s declaration paves the way for Russia to openly send troops and weapons to the long-running conflict pitting Ukrainian forces against Moscow-backed rebels.
-
Biden-Putin meeting discussed as Ukraine war fears loom
Last ditch diplomatic efforts are underway as the conflict continues to heat up in Ukraine’s east.
-
Putin has decided to further invade Ukraine, Biden says
When pushed on what evidence he has, Biden said “really significant intelligence capability.”
-
US consulting with NATO, allies, about future troop deployments to Europe
U.S. President Joe Biden sounded unusually dire Thursday, as he warned that Washington saw no signs of a promised Russian withdrawal.
-
Russia doesn’t appear to be leaving Ukraine border, SECDEF warns
Increased logistical support by Russian troops offers a strong sign that they aren’t going home, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
-
NATO sees no sign Russia is pulling back troops near Ukraine
Russia said it is continuing its troop withdrawal as western officials remain skeptical.
