Yahoo News Ukraine 'started the war and we used force to stop it', Putin says
Russian President Vladimir Putin says Ukraine 'started the war and we used force to stop it'. Source: Reuters
Russian President Vladimir Putin says Ukraine 'started the war and we used force to stop it'. Source: Reuters
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But, Lord Ricketts said he doesn't think the Russian president will end up in The Hague anytime soon.
China may have concluded that Russia cannot win – and may now fear that a devastating defeat for Putin in Ukraine could threaten regime change in Moscow
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Thousands of Russian convicts who have fought for the Wagner mercenary group will be pardoned and released in the coming weeks, according to British intelligence. The Kremlin-controlled paramilitary Wagner Group has become increasingly powerful and spearheaded assaults on key towns such as Soledar, Popasna and Lysychansk during the Ukraine war. The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) has said the military outfit has massively increased in size in the past year due to the recruitment of convicts from Russia’s jails.
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Labour is responding by saying it is nothing more than a sticking plaster. In his article in the New Statesman in which he announced his missions, Sir Keir Starmer decried the “sticking plaster politics” of the Government. The terms of trade are being set down.
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