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🇺🇳 Sputnik's correspondent announces the start of the UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine.

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❗️Nebenzia at the UNSC meeting on Ukraine asks the SC president on what basis he proposes to give the president of Ukraine the floor to speak.

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❗️A car with Russian peacekeepers came under shelling in Nagorno-Karabakh when they were returning from an observation post, the Russian Defense Ministry says. As a result of the shelling of a peacekeeping contingent, Russian military personnel present in the car were killed. Russian and Azerbaijani investigators working at the site of the death of the Russian military in the area of Canyataq.

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🏦🛢 Goldman Sachs foresees oil at $100 as the global economy braces for impact

The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. rejoins the $100-per-barrel bandwagon, seeing prices at triple digits due to the substantial supply cuts by the OPEC+ heavy hitters, Saudi Arabia and Russia, in addition to an uptick in demand tightening the international oil market.

Oil prices have undergone an over 30 percent hike, marking a pronounced upswing since mid-June, surpassing the $95 per barrel mark on Tuesday. Consequently, the prominent Wall Street financial institution has adjusted its annual forecast for the international standard Brent, raising it to $100 from its previous estimate of $93.

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❗️LIVE NOW: 🇷🇺🇺🇳Russia takes part in UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine

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💸🕳 Biden’s migrant border crisis blows a hole worth millions in the Colorado City budget

The surge of migrants inundating Denver due to the Biden administration's border policies has cost the American city millions, officials have revealed. To be more specific, the city in Colorado has racked up expenses of close to $24.8 millions on migrant sheltering efforts, as per figures cited in a US media report.

Colorado has not positioned itself as a “sanctuary state” – a term loosely used to refer to places politically “sympathetic” to undocumented immigrants who are in the US illegally. Nevertheless, in August, the city spent over $23 millions on the migrant crisis. With expenses of up to $1,000 per migrant per week, in April the city was anticipated to spend close to $20 million over the course of six months.

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❗️Lavrov, speaking at the UN Security Council, said that Russia does not refuse negotiations on Ukraine; if the United States wanted, they could give the command to Zelensky to cancel the decree banning dialogue with Moscow.

The West is avoiding a substantive conversation about the causes of the conflict in Ukraine because it does not have honest arguments, the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry added.

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❗️Risks of global conflict are increasing - Lavrov

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❗️Key points from the Russian FM Sergey Lavrov statement at the UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine:

▪️The West today turns to the principles of the UN Charter only in accordance with its selfish geopolitical needs

▪️Western support for the Kiev regime after the referendums in Crimea and Donbass is a violation of the principle of self-determination

▪️The West has no arguments for an honest dialogue on Ukraine

▪️The West is directly responsible for the collapse of Ukraine and the incitement of civil war there

▪️If NATO had not rejected the CSTO's proposals for cooperation, the current crisis in Europe could have been avoided

▪️The EU wants to accept “Nazis out of turn,” but Serbia and Turkey must wait for years

▪️Risks of global conflict are growing

▪️Russia does not refuse negotiations on Ukraine

▪️If the US wanted, they could give the command to Zelensky to cancel the decree banning dialogue with Moscow

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🇷🇺🇦🇲 On the initiative of Armenia, Putin and Pashinyan held a phone conversation in which they discussed the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh, Kremlin said.

Putin welcomes the end of hostilities in Karabakh during talks with Pashinyan. Sides hope the situation will develop towards stabilization.

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⚡️US Federal Reserve keeps US rates unchanged at September policy meeting - FOMC

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Lavrov: The US and its allies have been interfering in Ukraine's domestic affairs since the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

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🎙 Check out the latest AfroVerdict episode from Sputnik Africa to get African insight on the Alliance of Sahel States established by Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger on September 17.

🇦🇲 Protesters and police clash near the Armenian government building in Yerevan; stones and bottles are thrown at police, Sputnik correspondent reports

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🇵🇱 Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that Warsaw had stopped supplying arms to Kiev as it was actively arming itself

🫠 Whoops! Biden nearly sent a Brazilian flag tumbling to the ground as he made his way to a podium before meeting with Brazil's president

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🗣️ On President Joe Biden’s improvements in domestic policy:

“I mean, let's remember when Biden first became president and we were told that the pandemic policies were going to cut child poverty in half, which was a lie. They never accomplished that. But as you said, temporary. So the child tax credit is gone. The automatic enrollment of Medicaid is gone. People all over the country are being kicked off of Medicaid, losing their SNAP benefits. They may, in fact, be eligible under their state's rules, but there's no more assurance at the top that people are going to receive these benefits. And you're not supposed to mention it,” Margaret Kimberley, editor and senior columnist at Black Agenda Report and author, told Sputnik.

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