Dmitry Peskov, Russia’s Press Secretary, stated that nuclear weapons would only be used if the nation’s existence is threatened. He referenced Russia’s national security concept, which outlines this condition as the sole justification for deploying nuclear arms.
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NEC Group halts all operations in Russia, expressing solidarity with Ukraine. The company aids over 700 Ukrainian employees, pledges €500,000 to the UN World Food Program, and organizes global donations. NEC emphasizes peace, compliance with international regulations, and humanitarian responsibility.
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In Kherson and Kakhovka, protests against Russian occupation have reignited. Residents gather in city squares, waving Ukrainian flags and chanting for unity. In Kherson, demonstrators confront occupying forces, urging them to leave, showcasing their resolve for national sovereignty.
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Russia’s initial invasion plan aimed to dominate Ukrainian airspace, but this objective remains unfulfilled. The UK Ministry of Defence reports that Ukraine’s air forces effectively defend their skies, forcing Russia to rely on long-range attacks, thus stalling their progress.
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Poland proposes a peacekeeping mission to Ukraine, suggesting a NATO or international coalition intervention. Deputy Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki emphasize the need for EU candidate status for Ukraine and increased defensive support.
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A YouGov survey reveals 81% of Americans see Ukraine as an ally or friendly nation, a sentiment stronger than for France or Japan. Meanwhile, 70% view Russia as an enemy, surpassing negative perceptions of North Korea and Iran. The survey shows bipartisan support for Ukraine.
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The White House warns of Russia’s potential use of chemical weapons in Ukraine or a ‘false flag’ operation. Press Secretary Jen Psaki refutes Russian claims of U.S. chemical weapon development in Ukraine, highlighting Russia’s history of chemical weapon use and false accusations.
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