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(The
Associated Press) Russia’s top investigative agency on Saturday said the
suspect in a car bombing that injured a prominent pro-Kremlin novelist
and killed his driver has admitted acting at the behest of Ukraine’s
special services. Read More
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(Al Jazeera)
Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Russian paramilitary Wagner Group, says
he received “a promise” of more ammunition from the Russian army after
threatening to pull his front-line troops out of Bakhmut, Ukraine. Read More
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(The
Associated Press) Anxiety about the safety of Europe’s largest nuclear
power plant grew Sunday after the Moscow-installed governor of the
Ukrainian region where it is located ordered civilian evacuations,
including from the city where most plant workers live. Read More
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(USA Today)
Earlier this year, the Biden administration relented after months of
pleas from Ukraine and agreed to send the country its most lethal armored
vehicles: the Abrams tanks.But with Ukraine gearing up for an expected
spring counteroffensive in its war with Russia, these powerful tanks are
months away from reaching the frontlines of the battlefield. Abrams tanks
won't be part of the initial spring assault. Read More
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(Politico)
Kyiv says its air defense system fended off the new Russian
assault. Read More
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(CNN) Yevgeny
Prigozhin, head of the Wagner mercenary group, has apparently backtracked
on a threat to withdraw his forces from the eastern Ukrainian city of
Bakhmut, after Russia’s Ministry of Defense promised to provide more
ammunition to his troops. Read More
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(Politico)
EPP group requests ‘urgent procedure’ to fast-track plans to increase
EU’s weapons production. Read More
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