Tuesday Briefing: Putin Lashes Out Over Incursion
President Vladimir Putin lashed out at the West yesterday over Ukraine’s weeklong incursion into Russian territory. His comments were a sign of how the surprise attack has unsettled the Kremlin.
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President Vladimir Putin lashed out at the West yesterday over Ukraine’s weeklong incursion into Russian territory. His comments were a sign of how the surprise attack has unsettled the Kremlin.
Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed a "worthy response" to Ukraine's ongoing incursion into Russian territory, as a further 11,000 people were evacuated in a second border region on Monday.
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