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8 March briefing by Russian Defence Ministry
▪️ The grouping of troops of Lugansk People’s Republic, continuing offensive operations, took control of Pudovka and Nizhnee. ▪️ The units of the People’s Militia of the Donetsk People’s Republic took control over Olenovka, Pol’noe, and Yuzhno-Donbass. In Mariupol, after the end of the cease-fire, the units of the Donetsk Republic advanced another 800-900 meters.…
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1.5 million refugees leave Ukraine in “fastest growing refugee crisis”
The number of people fleeing Ukraine – Russia conflict has crossed the figure of 1.5 million, making it Europe’s “fastest-growing refugee crisis” since World War II, the United Nations said. “More than 1.5 million refugees from Ukraine have crossed into neighboring countries in 10 days — the fastest growing refugee crisis in Europe since World…
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Naftali Bennett met Putin at the Kremlin to discuss Ukraine
On Saturday, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett met Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin to talk about discuss Ukraine, his spokesman said, after Israel reportedly offered to mediate between Ukraine and Russia. “Naftali Bennett has just concluded a meeting in the Kremlin with Vladimir Putin. The meeting lasted for about two and a half…
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Putin publicly speaks about Ukraine and Russia’s financial situation
Russian president Vladimir Putin while meeting with female pilots and flight attendants on Saturday, publicly spoke about the war in Ukraine and Russia’s financial situation. Putin said that there are no plans to introduce martial law, insofar as martial law is introduced in response to external aggression, and at this moment there is no area…
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Putin: Ukrainian Forces are holding Chinese and Indian students “hostage”
In a broadcast address to Russia’s Security Council on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin accused “nationalists and foreign mercenaries” in Ukraine of using civilians as “human shields”. Putin further claimed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the “nationalists” are holding Chinese and Indian students “hostage.” Putin has announced that the families of Russian servicemen killed…
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Putin vows to continue the fight in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed Thursday to keep fighting against what he described as Neo-Nazis in Ukraine and said the Kremlin could add to its demands at negotiations if Kyiv stalls talks. “Russia intends to continue the uncompromising fight against militants of nationalist armed groups,” Putin said, as per a readout of a call with…
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Zelensky wants Russia to pay for reparation
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday promised that damage to infrastructure that took place in their war with Russia would be repaired and that Moscow would foot the bill. “We will restore every house, every street, every city and we say to Russia: learn the word of reparations and contributions. You will reimburse us for…
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Atrocities committed by the United States so far
At this moment, the United States and their allies are purposefully targeting Russia over their ‘special operation’ of Ukraine. This is the right time to detail the atrocities committed by the United States both inside and outside the United States. Imperialism The US empire currently maintains an imperialist network of over 800 military bases in 70 countries. (For comparison,…
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Putin’s trust rating increases to 71 percent in Russia
Vladimir Putin’s trust rating has increased to 71 percent, increasing from 60 percent last week, according to a poll conducted by the Public Opinion Foundation (FOM). This survey was conducted on 27 February. The survey noted that over the same period, from February 20 to 27, the number of those who agree with the activities of…
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Putin and Mohammed bin Zayed to maintain energy market stability
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed vowed Tuesday to maintain energy market stability, according to the UAE’s state news agency said. Both leaders agreed in a phone call on the “need to maintain the stability of the global energy market,” said the news agency WAM. The oil prices…
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