❗️ Germany made proposals on sanctions against Russia, as EU plans to crack down, says German foreign minister
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⚡️ Gazprom Germania GmbH temporarily placed under trusteeship of Federal Network Agency
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🗣Biden says seeking war crimes trial for Putin, will impose more sanctions
"Well, the truth of the matter, you saw what happened in Bucha. [Putin] is a war criminal. But we have to gather the information. We have to continue to provide Ukraine with the weapons they need to continue to fight and we have to get all the details so we can have a war crimes trial," Biden told reporters.
"Well, the truth of the matter, you saw what happened in Bucha. [Putin] is a war criminal. But we have to gather the information. We have to continue to provide Ukraine with the weapons they need to continue to fight and we have to get all the details so we can have a war crimes trial," Biden told reporters.
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❗️Biden says he doesn't agree with Ukrainian president who called Russian Op in Ukraine 'genocide'
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⚡️ Germany FM reportedly declares 40 Russian diplomats personae non gratae
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⚡️ Germany FM reportedly declares 40 Russian diplomats personae non gratae
❗️ Russian Foreign Ministry vows to respond to Germany's decision to expel Russian diplomats
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❗️Russia will debunk fake news disseminated over Russian special op in Ukraine
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🗣 Moscow's second attempt to convene UN Security Council on Bucha failed - Lavrov
"Let me remind you that we demanded a meeting of the UN Security Council yesterday. Our British colleagues, who now chair the Security Council, refused to do this. Our attempt today was also unsuccessful," the minister said.
"Let me remind you that we demanded a meeting of the UN Security Council yesterday. Our British colleagues, who now chair the Security Council, refused to do this. Our attempt today was also unsuccessful," the minister said.
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❌Teenagers' love for such lethal 'sports' as 'Subway surfing' is still a problem that needs to be tackled in the US.
Three years ago, in 2019, there was a dangerous spike in reports of people riding on top of, or outside, trains, although MTA staff suggested that the rise could be even bigger than official statistics claim.
Three years ago, in 2019, there was a dangerous spike in reports of people riding on top of, or outside, trains, although MTA staff suggested that the rise could be even bigger than official statistics claim.
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Life in Kherson appears to be returning to normal, as shops and cafes open and public services resume work after the Russian troops took control over the city.
According to videos from the southern Ukrainian city, local markets have started trading again, and there is no shortage of essential products. Transport networks are being systematised. Furthermore, civilians have been seen lining up to receive humanitarian aid.
On 15 March, Russian troops took control of the city and the Kherson region as part of Moscow's military operation in Ukraine launched by the Kremlin on 24 February with a goal to demilitarise and de-Nazify the country.
According to videos from the southern Ukrainian city, local markets have started trading again, and there is no shortage of essential products. Transport networks are being systematised. Furthermore, civilians have been seen lining up to receive humanitarian aid.
On 15 March, Russian troops took control of the city and the Kherson region as part of Moscow's military operation in Ukraine launched by the Kremlin on 24 February with a goal to demilitarise and de-Nazify the country.
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❗️ Washington will seek to suspend Russia's activities in United Nations Human Rights Council - US ambassador to UN
❗️London supports Washington's call to suspend Russia's activities on the United Nations Human Rights Counci
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❗️Canada to impose additional sanctions on entities in Russia, Belarus - says minister of foreign affairs
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❗️France to expel a number of Russian diplomats, Russian FM says
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❗️France to expel a number of Russian diplomats, Russian FM says
Moscow will respond to France's decision to expel Russian diplomats - Foreign Ministry
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❗️ Moscow on Riga, Vilnius lowering level of diplomatic relations: Response to follow
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Russian FM Lavrov on Ukrainian provocation in Bucha:
▪️ Russia will debunk fake news disseminated over the Russian special op in Ukraine
▪️ Russia’s repeated requests for a UNSC meeting on Bucha have failed
▪️ The West will try to conceal the truth about events in Bucha with empty rhetoric about the nature of the Ukrainian crisis
▪️ Russia will insist that crimes perpetrated by the Ukrainian military do not go unpunished.
▪️ Russia will debunk fake news disseminated over the Russian special op in Ukraine
▪️ Russia’s repeated requests for a UNSC meeting on Bucha have failed
▪️ The West will try to conceal the truth about events in Bucha with empty rhetoric about the nature of the Ukrainian crisis
▪️ Russia will insist that crimes perpetrated by the Ukrainian military do not go unpunished.
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⚡️ Canada to introduce sanctions against 9 Russians, 9 Belarusians - Foreign Ministry
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❗️ Russian Foreign Ministry vows to respond to Germany's decision to expel Russian diplomats
Russian embassy in Germany сonfirms 40 diplomats were declared personae non gratae
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❗️ US to impose additional sanctions on Russia jointly with allies and partners - State Department
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🏛 Senate panel moves toward vote on Jackson court nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee debated Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination for Supreme Court justice on Monday with Democrats aiming to confirm her by the end of the week as the first Black woman on the high court.
The panel recessed at midday after one of the Democrats, California Sen. Alex Padilla, was delayed on a flight. The committee was expected to vote later in the day and deadlock on the nomination, 11-11. All of the Republicans on the panel are opposing Jackson, and the full Senate is evenly split 50-50.
After more than 30 hours of hearings and interrogation from Republicans over her record, Jackson is on the brink of making history as the third Black justice and only the sixth woman in the court’s more than 200-year history. Democrats cite her deep experience in nine years on the federal bench and the chance for her to become the first former public defender on the court.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee debated Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination for Supreme Court justice on Monday with Democrats aiming to confirm her by the end of the week as the first Black woman on the high court.
The panel recessed at midday after one of the Democrats, California Sen. Alex Padilla, was delayed on a flight. The committee was expected to vote later in the day and deadlock on the nomination, 11-11. All of the Republicans on the panel are opposing Jackson, and the full Senate is evenly split 50-50.
After more than 30 hours of hearings and interrogation from Republicans over her record, Jackson is on the brink of making history as the third Black justice and only the sixth woman in the court’s more than 200-year history. Democrats cite her deep experience in nine years on the federal bench and the chance for her to become the first former public defender on the court.
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