NATO says Russia is increasing troop numbers at Ukrainian border, calls for talks
NATO has accused Russia of increasing its troop count at the Ukrainian border a day after Moscow claimed it had begun withdrawing some of its military units.
NATO has accused Russia of increasing its troop count at the Ukrainian border a day after Moscow claimed it had begun withdrawing some of its military units.
Russia’s Defense Ministry has announced it is sending some troops at the Ukrainian border back to their bases.
Russia’s foreign minister has reportedly suggested to President Vladimir Putin that Moscow uses diplomacy to obtain concessions from the West.
National security advisor Jake Sullivan said that in the past 10 days the Kremlin has accelerated its extraordinary military buildup along Ukraine’s border.
Russia could potentially invade Ukraine “any day now,” said national security advisor Jake Sullivan.
The move controversially places atomic power at the center of France’s bid to achieve carbon neutrality by the middle of the century.
The consumer price index was expected to increase 7.2% from a year ago, according to a Dow Jones economist survey.
Roche suggested that many investors were underestimating the potential ramifications of the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
The semiconductor giants issued a joint statement Tuesday saying the deal has been scrapped due to “significant regulatory challenges.”
Meta has said it is considering shutting down Facebook and Instagram in Europe if it can’t keep transferring user data back to the U.S.