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Putin begins his emergency economic meeting in response to sanctions by once again labeling the West as an "empire of lies."
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American in Kiev gives firsthand account of the situation in Ukraine, calls Zelensky βevil.β
βIβm worried about getting shot! Not by the Russians, but by the criminals the Zelensky regime has armed.β
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βIβm worried about getting shot! Not by the Russians, but by the criminals the Zelensky regime has armed.β
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βοΈThe EU will wage a total economic and financial war against Russia β French Finance Minister
"We are waging a total economic and financial war against Russia...we are going to bring about a collapse of the Russian economy," said Bruno Le Maire.
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"We are waging a total economic and financial war against Russia...we are going to bring about a collapse of the Russian economy," said Bruno Le Maire.
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βοΈRussiaβs military operation in Ukraine will continue until goals of demilitarization and denazification are achieved. β Shoigu
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βοΈRussian Defense Ministry announces high-precision strikes on Ukraineβs State Security facilities and infrastructure in Kiev, warning civilians residing near such targets to leave their homes.
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βοΈIn a major reversal of an earlier commitment, Europe now saying it will not be transferring fighter planes to Ukraine, according to a Politico correspondent.
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βοΈRussia knocks out broadcast of Ukrainian TV channels with precision strikes on telecommunications infrastructure. (Video from Kiev)
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βοΈUkraine threatens Belarus with a preemptive missile strike.
"If necessary, and a decision is made by the Commander-in-Chief to do this, it will be accepted," said Alexei Danilov, Secretary of Ukraineβs National Security and Defense Council.
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"If necessary, and a decision is made by the Commander-in-Chief to do this, it will be accepted," said Alexei Danilov, Secretary of Ukraineβs National Security and Defense Council.
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πΊ Here is a map which highlights progressive gains by Russian forces in Ukraine since the start of the "special military operation".
All maps which purport to show the state of the conflict should be treated with skepticism.
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All maps which purport to show the state of the conflict should be treated with skepticism.
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The New York Times has put out a map where Ukrainians fleeing to the West are labelled "refugees" and people fleeing from Donetsk and Luhansk towards Russia are labelled "migrants."
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Spotted in Washington DC: reportedly a recruitment flyer for the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces. The QR code links to a pdf document where applicants are asked to provide personal information.
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No evidence to suggest that Russia is targeting civilians in Ukraine, says military expert Bill Roggio:
On Russia's attacks on civilians inside cities. This will be controversial, but here it is. I will use Kharkiv as the baseline. Short answer is so far this isn't a concerted effort to inflict mass casualties. To be clear, civilians have been killed. Here is what I am seeing.
First, the UN estimates 136 civilians killed in the first 6 days of fighting. Given that Russia has launched offensives on 5 fronts, and fighting has been ongoing for 6 days, this is not evidence of mass killing, but the opposite. The numbers would be low if tripled.
The Russian military certainly has the ability to punish the cities that have been bypassed and refuse to surrender. RUSMIL has no shortage of artillery. If RUSMIL was conducting a campaign of vengeance, the number of civilians killed would easily be in the thousands.
We would most certainly be seeing videos of rolling Russian artillery and rocket fire, and leveled cities. What we have seen are scattered instances of Russian strikes. Take Kharkiv, for instance.
In Kharkiv it is estimated that 26 people have been killed in a series of strikes since the war began. If Russia was intentionally targeting civilians in the city, we should expect scores if not hundreds of casualties a day.
I don't pretend to know what the targets of the strikes in Kharkiv are. Perhaps these are errant/inaccurate strikes, or misidentified targets, or perhaps strikes designed to strike fear in civilians of what may be coming if the city/government doesn't surrender.
This all can change in a heartbeat. If Russia feels that it needs to escalate attacks against civilians in an effort to break their will, I have no doubt that Putin will order it.
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On Russia's attacks on civilians inside cities. This will be controversial, but here it is. I will use Kharkiv as the baseline. Short answer is so far this isn't a concerted effort to inflict mass casualties. To be clear, civilians have been killed. Here is what I am seeing.
First, the UN estimates 136 civilians killed in the first 6 days of fighting. Given that Russia has launched offensives on 5 fronts, and fighting has been ongoing for 6 days, this is not evidence of mass killing, but the opposite. The numbers would be low if tripled.
The Russian military certainly has the ability to punish the cities that have been bypassed and refuse to surrender. RUSMIL has no shortage of artillery. If RUSMIL was conducting a campaign of vengeance, the number of civilians killed would easily be in the thousands.
We would most certainly be seeing videos of rolling Russian artillery and rocket fire, and leveled cities. What we have seen are scattered instances of Russian strikes. Take Kharkiv, for instance.
In Kharkiv it is estimated that 26 people have been killed in a series of strikes since the war began. If Russia was intentionally targeting civilians in the city, we should expect scores if not hundreds of casualties a day.
I don't pretend to know what the targets of the strikes in Kharkiv are. Perhaps these are errant/inaccurate strikes, or misidentified targets, or perhaps strikes designed to strike fear in civilians of what may be coming if the city/government doesn't surrender.
This all can change in a heartbeat. If Russia feels that it needs to escalate attacks against civilians in an effort to break their will, I have no doubt that Putin will order it.
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Reports surface of African and Indian students being insulted and kicked off an evacuation train bound for Western Ukraine.
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βοΈPutin tells Modi that Ukrainian security forces are preventing Indian students in Kharkiv from leaving the city and essentially using them as a human shield.
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