StoryGraph Biggest Story 2022-03-31 -- president vladimir v (13), russia’s invasion of ukraine (10), war ukraine (9), president joe biden (9), russian forces (8)
Number of Ukraine refugees passes worst-case U.N. estimate
The U.N. refugee agency says more than 4 million refugees have fled Ukraine since Russian troops invaded the country
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Putin May Be Accused Of War Crimes In Ukraine, But Trump's Still Asking For His Help
Six years after calling on Putin for aid against Hillary Clinton, Trump is now asking for the murderous dictator’s help finding dirt on Joe Biden.
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Trump Begs Putin To Release Fake Dirt On Hunter Biden
While appearing with a discredited conspiracy theorist, Trump asked Putin to help him by releasing fake dirt on Hunter Biden.
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‘Like Living in a Horror Movie’: A Ukraine Town Dying a Slow Death
The war never stops in Huliaipole, a town on the front lines in eastern Ukraine. Most residents have fled. Those who remain listen to the Russian shelling and wonder: Where will the next one land?
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Russia Shells Areas In Ukraine Where It Vowed To Scale Back
Russian shelling hit homes, shops, libraries and other “civilian infrastructure" according to Ukrainian officials.
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UN Food Chief: War In Ukraine Has Created 'A Catastrophe On Top Of A Catastrophe'
David Beasley, executive director of the U.N. World Food Program, told the U.N. Security Council the war will have a global impact “beyond anything we’ve seen since World War II."
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Joe Biden Skeptical Russia Is Scaling Back Operations In Kyiv
“We’ll see,” the president said Tuesday. “I don’t read anything into it until I see what their actions are.”
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Tucker Carlson Calls for Biden's Removal from Office: Now Is the Time to Invoke the 25th Amendment
Step by step, Carlson makes a compelling case for the president's removal. And it's based only on the things that occurred last week.
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Opinion | Americans might forgive Biden's gaffes. But you can't expect our enemies to.
President Joe Biden's comments about Russian President Vladimir Putin's remaining in power could cause U.S.-Russia tensions to surge.
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Bound by a Sense of Victimhood, Serbia Sticks With Russia
Moscow, despite its invasion of Ukraine, remains a lodestar for nations like Serbia that feel resentment and grievance against the West, experts say.
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Russia is moving some troops away from Kyiv, a Ukrainian official says.
Angry at the on-air ambush, the ambassador complained to the producer about the pro-Kremlin propaganda exercise, but was told not to take it personally and that Mr. Putin “is good for our ratings.”...
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The W.H.O. says attacks on medical workers in Ukraine have left dozens dead.
Angry at the on-air ambush, the ambassador complained to the producer about the pro-Kremlin propaganda exercise, but was told not to take it personally and that Mr. Putin “is good for our ratings.”...
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Analysis | Trump asks for Putin’s help — again
For the third election in a row, Trump has solicited foreign assistance for dirt on his opponents — and this time from the man most hated by Americans.
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Op-Ed: The War in Ukraine Actually Goes Back to Benghazi - Just Think About It
Putin’s real purpose in Ukraine was to dismantle America’s reputation of strength. He has already achieved an astonishing victory.
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March 30, 2022 Russia-Ukraine news
Russian forces struck the office of the regional military governor of Ukraine's southwestern Mykolaiv region on Tuesday, demolishing half of the building, according to local authorities. Follow here for live news updates.
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Putin on the fritz? U.S. not buying Russia's deescalation talk.
‘The Russians really f---ed this up,’ one official said as the U.S. takes assessment of the latest turn in the Ukraine conflict.
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Biden: ‘We'll see’ whether Russia reduces offensive around Kyiv
More than a month since the start of the invasion, Russian forces remain stalled in northern Ukraine.
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