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Putin Threatens to Meddle in U.S. Elections
In the latest horror out of Russia, Vladimir Putin reportedly ordered his military to target a train station carrying displaced Ukrainians and kill hundreds of civilians in an execution-like manner. Now, with his sights set on U.S. elections once again, a lingering question remains: How will the global community respond?
On the Ground
Trigger warning: Extremely graphic footage. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy plays a video of the death and destruction in Mariupol to South Korea’s Parliament. The final frames read, “We wanted to de-block Mariupol. We asked for tanks and jets to do that. We have not received feedback from those who could provide them.”
Accusations
From world leaders to people on the ground, here are more accounts of the death and destruction in Ukraine.
On Friday, a train station being used for civilian evacuations, mostly women and children was struck by a Russian missile. Washington, Post …
This senseless War eventually will come to an end and every crime in This Is War crime, every crime behind every crime. There are people with names, …
Co-operation
Zelenskyy's pleas and Putin’s actions have galvanized countries across the world, including India, who is reliant on Russian military hardware and has long been criticized for remaining neutral in the face of Putin's invasion. Will Prime Minister Modi's promise to send Ukraine medicine be a firm enough stand against Russia?
We have sent medicines and other relief material to Ukraine and to its neighboring countries. And on Ukraine's request. We will be sending them. …
Retaliation
Intelligence officials warn Biden's support for Ukraine may prompt Putin to meddle in U.S. politics, per the AP. "Officials believe [Putin] may see the U.S. backing of Ukraine's resistance as a direct affront to him, giving him further incentive to target another U.S. election."
The Associated Press is reporting us intelligence officials. Say Putin quote may use the Biden Administration support for Ukraine as a pretext to …
