Mariupol siege deepens as hospital strike labeled war crime
Civilians in Mariupol face shortages of food and fuel as Russian bombardment continues. Officials call the hospital attack a war crime, while diplomacy stalls, refugees exceed 2.3 million, and Kyiv fortifies as temperatures stay frigid and mass graves appear.
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Mariupol
Ukraine
Kremlin
Kyiv
Iryna Vereshchuk
Red Cross
Sacha Volkov
Volkov
Katya
Brovary Central District
Nina
Moscow
Putin
Zelenskyy
Embassy recruits Americans to fight for Ukraine in Washington
U S volunteers flood the Kyiv war effort with offers via Ukraine's embassy in a Georgetown townhouse while officials vet candidates for the International Legion. Maj. Gen. Borys Kremenetskyi says about 6,000 have inquired, with 100 cleared to travel to Poland for service, unpaid, amid legal and security concerns and fears of radicalization.
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Emmanuel Macron
Britain
Armed Forces
James Heappey
U.S
Kamala Harris
Ukraine
Poland
Russia
Sergey Lavrov
Lavrov
Dmytro Kuleba
Kuleba
Moscow
Putin
Kyiv
Vienna
International Atomic Energy Agency
Rafael Grossi
Chernobyl
Washington
Georgetown
Borys Kremenetskyi
Kremenetskyi
Associated Press
Pentagon
Iraq
Afghanistan
International Legion For
Borys Wrzesnewskyj
Canada
Wrzesnewskyj
State Department
Anne Speckhard
Syria
International Center For the Study
Russia economy braces for sanctions as ruble tumbles
Western penalties push Russia toward deeper stagnation with a plunging ruble, rising inflation, and scarce foreign currency. Economists warn of 2 to 10 percent growth losses while state finances stay resilient on domestic credit and oil and gas revenue. Russian businesses face higher import costs and price hikes, with some staples disappearing.
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State Technical University
Aleksander Ivanov
Mariupol
Vereshchuk
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Russia
Ukraine
Richard Connolly
Royal United Services Institute
Britain
U.S
Iran
Marina Albee
Botanika
St. Petersburg
Japan
Albee
Vladimir Putin
Turkey
West
Putin
Tim Ash
Blue- Bay Asset Management
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