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Ukraine Is the Beginning of the End for Putin, According to ‘Steele Dossier’ Author
Former senior MI6 officer Christopher Steele explains what Vladimir Putin got wrong on Ukraine, and how long he believes the war will go on. Israel, he says, should reconsider its Russia policy

Former President Barack Obama revealed in a Tuesday morning interview about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that Vladimir Putin "has always been ruthless against his own people as well as others."
Obama, speaking to NBC’s "Today" Show, described the Russian president as someone who has always been "wrapped up in this twisted, distorted sense of grievance and ethnic nationalism.
"What we have seen, with the invasion of Ukraine, is him being reckless in a way that you might not have anticipated eight, ten years ago, but you know, the danger was always there," Obama said.

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Putin warns Russia cannot be isolated from the West; U.S. and UK investigate reports of chemical weapons attack

«Нет больше улыбок, нет больше счастливых лиц» Сцена из Ирпеня. © АФП

Юлия Галушка и Олег Билецкий, журналисты канала Украина 24, в эфире FREEДОМ будут обсуждать ситуацию в Мариуполе, планы врага и применение фосфорных бомб. Минобороны Украины проверяет информацию о применении россиянами химического оружия в Мариуполе - Маляр Российские спецслужбы планируют серию терактов с минированием и подрывом жилых домов, больниц и школ в российских населенных пунктах - Буданов Оккупанты продолжают сосредотачиваться на донецком и луганском направлении, ближайшие 2-3 недели бои будут усиливаться - британская разведка
Оккупанты обстреляли фосфорными снарядами Северодонецк и Горное - Гайдай

новорожденных младенцев насилуют скоты - всех травить чтобы следа не осталось

Ukraine: UNICEF says almost 2 in 3 children displaced by fighting — live updates

The head of the UN's children's agency told the Security Council that in more than three decades of humanitarian work, he had never seen so many children uprooted in so short a timeframe.

У росії охе**ють, скільки ще буде сюрпризів

Putin declares victory in Mariupol, cancels plans to storm steel plant



John BaconJoey GarrisonCelina Tebor
USA TODAY

KYIV, April 29 (Reuters) - Ukraine acknowledged on Friday it was taking heavy losses in Russia's assault in the east, but said Russia's losses were even worse, as U.S. President Joe Biden called on Congress to send as much as $33 billion to help Kyiv withstand the attack.
The body of a journalist from U.S.-backed broadcaster Radio Liberty was found in rubble in the Ukrainian capital, killed in a Russian missile attack during a visit by the U.N. secretary-general.

Ukraine's capital was reeling Friday from Russian missile strikes that hit a residential high-rise in the city and killed at least one person, according to local officials.
The attack, which came just after the head of the United Nations met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv on Thursday,
delivered a deadly jolt of war after weeks of peace since Moscow's forces withdrew from the area to refocus on the country's east.
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Выгнать рашку из ООН и все дела. Пусть дальше бeсятся - надолго их на хватит
Прощай, немытая Россия,
Страна рабов, страна господ,
И вы, мундиры голубые,
И ты, послушный им народ.

Ukraine to receive 495 million euros from the World Bank

Leila Sackur
31m ago / 9:30 AM EDT
Ukraine will receive an additional 495 million ($474 million) euros from the World Bank Trust Fund, according to the Ukrainian Ministry of Finance.
This is further to the grant of 88.5 million euros ($93.2 million), which has already been transferred to the Ukrainian state budget. Ukrainian Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko and the World Bank Regional Director for Eastern Europe Arup Banerjee signed the addition to the grant agreement on Friday.
The additional funds will come from the United States, Norway and Austria.
In a statement, the Ukrainian Ministry of Finance said that the funds would prioritise social and healthcare expenditures, and support for "internally displaced persons."

Starlink internet becomes a lifeline for Ukrainians

Kevin Collier
1h ago / 8:53 AM EDT

KYIV, Ukraine—Rescue workers sifted through the debris of a 21-story apartment building that was struck by a Russian missile as the United Nations head was visiting the Ukrainian capital, while Ukrainian forces stepped up efforts to prevent Russian troops from advancing in the east of the country.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said a body had been found in the debris of the building late Thursday. It was later identified as that of Vira Hyrych, a journalist with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty who lived there, the news service said.