💬Despite Biden's statement that he's ready to go to Kiev, the White House says his trip to Ukraine isn't being planned

Russian MoD video: A UAV crew has detected a column of Ukrainian military equipment and destroyed it with high-precision weapons

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❗Russian Investigative Committee says French Legion soldiers among Ukrainian troops, probing it as part of criminal case on mercenaries in Ukraine

Ukraine labs: Bioweapons can be used as tool in US low-level war against Russia, ex-DoD analyst says

⚡Athens won't make new weapons deliveries to Ukraine - Cabinet spokesman

💬US Embassy in Jerusalem urges all parties to refrain from escalating tensions

Jen Psaki was asked during a podcast taping if Fox News Channel's White House correspondent Peter Doocy was a "stupid son of a b***h" (three months ago Joe Biden said so at a White House event).

‘He works for a network that provides people with questions that, nothing personal to any individual including Peter Doocy, but might make anyone sound like a stupid son of a b***h,’ she replied.

❗Russia expels 18 employees of EU mission in Moscow in tit-for-tat move

18 more US states have joined a lawsuit suing Joe Biden for his decision to overturn Title 42 (which is expected to cause a mass increase in migrants in the country). Now there are 21 states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, Wyoming.

Florida is one of the latest states to join the suit: "Ending Title 42 would be a disaster and further the chaos at the southwest border that is making it easier for drug cartels and human smugglers to advance their illicit practices in our country," said Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody in a statement.

💬Blinken reportedly tells EU Russia's operation in Ukraine may last through end of 2022

💬Russia's statements about risks of increasing US military aid to Ukraine will not force Washington to change its position on issue - State Department

People who came under fire from the Ukrainian military in Yasinovataya, Donetsk region, say that civilian facilities are being shelled by Ukrainians daily

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📊Biden’s approval rating at lowest point of any US presidents, reports say

South Carolina inmate Richard Bernard Moore, 57, who became the first state prisoner to pick the way in which he would be executed (after a new law came into effect), has decided to die by firing squad rather than in the electric chair, according to court documents.

The man has spent more than two decades on death row after being convicted for the 1999 murder of convenience store clerk James Mahoney in Spartanburg. He is expected to be the first person to be put to death in the state since 2011.

❗First flight with new US military aid for Ukraine to arrive within 24 hours, report says

💬US has not determined any need to change nuclear posture at present - State Dept

A man in Singapore attacked a woman, who is believed to be his wife, but immediately met with resistance from eyewitnesses: they chased him, throwing chairs and a garbage bin. Law enforcement agents later came to the scene, tasered the suspect and arrested him. The police also commended the members of the public who had tried to intervene on the victim's behalf.

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