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State Department urges U.S. embassies to avoid referring to Russian actions as "war crimes"
Some analysts have suggested that the President Biden is trying to avoid further antagonizing Russian President Vladimir Putin
Some analysts have suggested that the President Biden is trying to avoid further antagonizing Russian President Vladimir Putin
"We believe that Putin has made his decision. Period," Harris said
The report further noted that Putin survived an assassination attempt in March, shortly after he launched his “special military operation” against Ukraine
Russian swimmer Evgeny Rylov was sanctioned after attending an event organized by Putin justifying the invasion of Ukraine
“I promise to pay $1,000,000 to the officer(s) who, complying with their constitutional duty, arrest(s) Putin as a war criminal under Russian and international laws,” Konanykhin wrote in a Facebook post
Children of oligarchs and key Kremlin officials are publicly protesting the war on social media, highlighting the generational divide that threatens Vladimir Putin’s power in Russia
"You are fighting for the Motherland, for its future, so that no one forgets the lessons of World War Two. So that there is no place in the world for executioners, castigators and Nazis," Putin said
Putin has warned of nuclear escalation since he first launched his “special military operation” on Sept. 24, repeatedly likening the war in Ukraine to the Soviet Union’s fight against Hitler’s invading forces in the winter of 1941
"I'm certain Argentina has to stop being so dependent on the Fund and the United States and has to open up to other places, and that is where it seems to me that Russia has a very important place," Fernandez told Putin
In a statement, Maduro said Putin “expressed all his multidimensional support and backing for the defense of the sovereignty and in pursuit of the development of” the South American nation