Riding a wave of anger over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Latvian lawmakers voted in May to approve an amendment to a 1994 agreement between Latvia and Russia on the preservation of Soviet-era monuments that mandated the demolition of “all objects glorifying the Soviet and Nazi regimes.”
Officials reportedly are determining how the Ukrainian military will work with militia forces, and how weapons will be stored securely.
Biden officials are also closely watching to see any indication that Russia may be deploying tactical nuclear weapons to its border
Nearly three-dozen Russian nationals who fled their homes after the start of the war were allegedly granted secret access to the U.S. after a deal was struck between Mexico City and Washington
Incident is among latest in which Ukraine civilians have being killed in now roughly seven-week-long Russia invasion
The U.S. government is coordinating with European countries who have purchased its advanced anti-ship missiles (ASMs) to get them in the hands of the Ukrainian military, according to officials
The Biden administration has been reluctant to establish or help establish a non-fly zone
The State Department official insisted that the expulsion was not related to the growing tensions in Ukraine
Experts are warning that the deal could be a sign that sanctions are affecting Moscow's ability to obtain weapons.