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Abandoned Russian military dog swaps sides to fight alongside Ukraine's freedom fighters
“From now on, Max will serve on the right side, defending Ukraine and nibbling Russian asses," said one Ukrainian soldier
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Ukraine denies drone attack on Kremlin raising questions about Russian false flag attack
The Kremlin claims that the attack was planned out by the Ukrainian government as “a planned terrorist attack and an attempt on the life of the president”
Human Rights
UN expert predicts global food crisis may be 10 weeks away
The food supply chain problems may last years, the expert warned
Politics
Sen. Mitch McConnell says bipartisan Ukraine aide vote a victory over isolationism
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) on Friday hailed the passage of the $40 billion military and economic aid package to Ukraine as not just a legislative victory, but also a personal one over the isolationist wing of the Republican Party
Politics
Kamala Harris flubs on world stage, undercuts intel by claiming sanctions would deter Putin
"We believe that Putin has made his decision. Period," Harris said
Politics
Russia claims 1,000 Ukrainian marines surrendered in key port city of Mariupol
A defeat in Mariupol would represent the first major Ukrainian city to be taken by the Russians since President Vladimir Putin launched his “special military operation” on Feb. 24
Immigration
Biden in Brussels: U.S. to accept 100,000 Ukrainian refugees
More than 3.5 million people have fled their homes since Russian President Vladimir Putin first ordered the illegal invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24
Culture
American newspapers start leaning toward more U.S. intervention to save Ukraine
Major American newspapers have featured columns and editorials leaning more and more toward U.S. and NATO intervention to stop Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Politics
American soldiers are joining the fight against Russia in Ukraine—here's how you can, too
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba: "Together we defeated Hitler, and we will defeat Putin, too."
Politics
15,000 Russians killed in Ukraine war, says CIA director
Russia has not released an official figure for the casualties it has suffered during the war because the Kremlin classifies military deaths as state secrets