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Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of Russian Invasion, Eyes End To War Next Year
Ukraine marked 1,000 days on Tuesday since Russia's full-scale invasion, with weary troops battling on numerous fronts, Kyiv besieged by frequent drone and missile strikes, and officials preparing for Donald Trump to reclaim the White House.
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Semiconductor Exports to Russia Said to Have Plunged by 90 Percent After Curbs Following Ukraine Invasion
Global semiconductor exports to Russia have fallen by 90 percent since the United States and allies slapped export controls on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said. The US also threaten to shut a Chinese chipmaker if found providing supplies to Russia.
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EU's Tough Question On Ukraine War: What To Do With Seized Russian Assets
The EU should confiscate and sell Russian assets it has seized and use the proceeds to rebuild war-scarred Ukraine, EU chief Charles Michel said in an interview published Thursday.
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Biden Proposes $33 Billion Package For Ukraine, Targets Russian Oligarchs
US President Joe Biden on Thursday proposed a huge $33 billion package for arming and supporting Ukraine, saying that "caving" in to Russia is not an option for the West as the war stretches into a third month.
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Opinion: Putin, His Rat And 6 Ways War In Ukraine Could End
Nobody knows how Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine will end, but most scenarios range from bad to worse. To grasp them, start by considering what is indubitably the world's most notorious rat.
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Apple, Google, and Meta to TikTok and Microsoft — Tech Giants Cutting Ties With Russia
Tech giants including Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft have restricted or withdrawn their products and services in Russia and Belarus over the past week. AMD, Dell, and Intel are also amongst the leading technology companies that are limiting operations in the Russian Federation.
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"Disaster, Through And Through": US Experts On Russia's Ukraine Invasion
The Russian military's initial invasion of Ukraine has been a surprising strategic and tactical blunder marked by food and fuel shortages, abandoned armored vehicles, aircraft losses and troop deaths, US experts say.
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"Need Ammo, Not A Ride": Ukraine President Rejects US' Evacuation Offer
Russia Ukraine War: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was asked to evacuate Kyiv with the help of the US government but turned down the offer, a report from Associated Press said.
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"Punish Russia": Wave Of Sanctions Against Moscow Over Ukraine Invasion
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted a wave of sanctions as global leaders seek to ramp up pressure on the Kremlin.
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"Horrific Rocket Attacks": Latest Developments On Russia's Ukraine Invasion
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba slams "horrific rocket strikes" that shook the capital Kyiv in the early hours of Friday, some hitting civilian areas.
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Leaving Behind Possessions And Pets, Ukrainians Flee To Poland
Ukrainians fleeing a Russian invasion have started trickling into Poland, with dozens arriving at the normally quiet Medyka crossing on Thursday, some carrying luggage and accompanied by children.
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Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of Russian Invasion, Eyes End To War Next Year
Ukraine marked 1,000 days on Tuesday since Russia's full-scale invasion, with weary troops battling on numerous fronts, Kyiv besieged by frequent drone and missile strikes, and officials preparing for Donald Trump to reclaim the White House.
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Semiconductor Exports to Russia Said to Have Plunged by 90 Percent After Curbs Following Ukraine Invasion
Global semiconductor exports to Russia have fallen by 90 percent since the United States and allies slapped export controls on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said. The US also threaten to shut a Chinese chipmaker if found providing supplies to Russia.
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EU's Tough Question On Ukraine War: What To Do With Seized Russian Assets
The EU should confiscate and sell Russian assets it has seized and use the proceeds to rebuild war-scarred Ukraine, EU chief Charles Michel said in an interview published Thursday.
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Biden Proposes $33 Billion Package For Ukraine, Targets Russian Oligarchs
US President Joe Biden on Thursday proposed a huge $33 billion package for arming and supporting Ukraine, saying that "caving" in to Russia is not an option for the West as the war stretches into a third month.
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Opinion: Putin, His Rat And 6 Ways War In Ukraine Could End
Nobody knows how Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine will end, but most scenarios range from bad to worse. To grasp them, start by considering what is indubitably the world's most notorious rat.
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Apple, Google, and Meta to TikTok and Microsoft — Tech Giants Cutting Ties With Russia
Tech giants including Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft have restricted or withdrawn their products and services in Russia and Belarus over the past week. AMD, Dell, and Intel are also amongst the leading technology companies that are limiting operations in the Russian Federation.
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"Disaster, Through And Through": US Experts On Russia's Ukraine Invasion
The Russian military's initial invasion of Ukraine has been a surprising strategic and tactical blunder marked by food and fuel shortages, abandoned armored vehicles, aircraft losses and troop deaths, US experts say.
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"Need Ammo, Not A Ride": Ukraine President Rejects US' Evacuation Offer
Russia Ukraine War: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was asked to evacuate Kyiv with the help of the US government but turned down the offer, a report from Associated Press said.
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"Punish Russia": Wave Of Sanctions Against Moscow Over Ukraine Invasion
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted a wave of sanctions as global leaders seek to ramp up pressure on the Kremlin.
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"Horrific Rocket Attacks": Latest Developments On Russia's Ukraine Invasion
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba slams "horrific rocket strikes" that shook the capital Kyiv in the early hours of Friday, some hitting civilian areas.
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Leaving Behind Possessions And Pets, Ukrainians Flee To Poland
Ukrainians fleeing a Russian invasion have started trickling into Poland, with dozens arriving at the normally quiet Medyka crossing on Thursday, some carrying luggage and accompanied by children.
