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6 Russian Regions on Ukraine Border Raise ‘Terror’ Threat Level

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By Suzanne Jones, Vintage Paris
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Putin pivots on justification for Ukraine invasion Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that the "main goal" of the war is "to help people" in the eastern part of Ukraine, marking a stark … Russia 'moves heavy military equipment towards Finnish border' Russian heavy weapons including missile systems have been seen moving towards the border with Finland, hours after Russia warned its northern … Opinion | Why Regime Change in Russia Might Not Be a Good Idea It’s tempting to muse about...
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Alexander Vindman says the January 6 riot was Putin's signal to start building forces on Ukraine's border

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Fiona Hill advised George W. Bush not to support Ukraine's NATO ambitions to avoid provoking Russia, but he ignored her In February 2008, roughly 14 years before Russia launched an unprovoked war in Ukraine, Fiona Hill met with President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney in the Oval Office and advised them against supporting the NATO aspirations of Ukraine and Georgia.
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France expels 6 suspected Russian agents after uncovering "clandestine plot"

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By Vintage Paris, Nadine Schmidt Nic Robertson, Rob Picheta Verified
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Austria's leader says his face-to-face meeting with Putin was 'not a friendly visit' Berlin (CNN) — Austria's Chancellor Karl Nehammer said he raised alleged Russian atrocities in Ukraine during a "tough" and unfriendly meeting Monday with Vladimir Putin -- the first Western sit-down with the Russian President since he launched his invasion in February. "This is not a friendly … Fiona Hill advised George W.
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