• At her inauguration ceremony on Saturday, Hungary's President Katalin Novak condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine and said her first trip would take her to Poland. Relations between Hungary and Warsaw, which have been allies of the EU, have been hurt by Hungary's opposition to sending weapons to Ukraine.

  • The conversation was straight forward and direct, and it was conducted without any tension, said Sauli Niinisto, the President of Finland.

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  • Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his forces have taken down 200 Russian military aircraft as Pentagon officials warn about a possible delay of aid from the U.S.

  • Moscow was the target of a "total hybrid war" by the West, but would be able to overcome sanctions by forging deeper partnerships with China, India and others, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday. In a speech on the 80th day since Russia invaded Ukraine, Lavrov pointed to the sanctions imposed by the West as an attempt to portray Russia as the target, not the perpetrators of aggression. The war in Russia has killed tens of thousands of people and uprooted millions, disrupted energy markets and caused a global food crisis by driving up prices for grain, cooking oils and fertiliser.

  • Russian forces have moved their fire away from the city in the past 24 hours, according to the governor of Kharkiv.

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  • Turkey has proposed to carry out a sea evacuate of wounded fighters in the southern Ukrainian city of Mariupol. Ibrahim Kalin said in an interview that he had discussed the proposal with the Ukrainian President in Kyiv two weeks ago, but that Moscow had not agreed to it. The people who were evacuated from the Azovstal steel plant would be taken to the port of Berdyansk, which is on the Sea of Azov, and a Turkish vessel would take them to Istanbul.

  • The garrison of Mariupol has killed about 6 thousand Russian military personnel. More than a hundred armored vehicles and 78 tanks have been destroyed.

  • Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said a draft decision leaked earlier this month has changed the court forever and could erode citizens' trust in the institution.

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  • The Pentagon says that the full rotation of 10,500 troops from countries such as Germany, Poland and Romania will take a couple of months.

  • Insider spoke to five GOP volunteers who helped Cawthorn win in North Carolina in 2020.

  • Since the beginning of the war, the House has passed 19 bipartisan bills. Massie and Greene both voted for one.

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  • The process of overthrowing Russian President Vladimir Putin has begun and can't be stopped, the military intelligence chief of Ukraine told Sky News.

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  • Interfax agency quoted Grushko as saying that it will be necessary to respond by taking adequate precautionary measures. Grushko said that Moscow has no hostile intentions towards Sweden and that there are no real reasons for the two countries to join the NATO alliance.

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  • The Russian soldier, identified only as Dmitri, told The Guardian he doesn't want to go back to Ukraine.

  • The head of Luhansk Oblast, Serhii Haidai, said that Russian troops had almost seized Rubizhne town, but they also had been suffering increasing losses in Bilohorivka, which led to an entire Russian battalion refusing.

  • The streets of Russia were named in honor of the Donbas after the Kremlin tried to prepare the Russians for the region's accession to its territory.