The blood of Ukrainians will be on President Biden if he doesn't act quickly on the war in Ukraine, said Rep. Victoria Spartz during a press conference on Tuesday. Russian President Vladimir Putin was harshly condemned by a Republican congresswoman who was born in Ukraine. The news conference was hosted by GOP leadership on Capitol Hill. She said that Putin cannot get over the idea that the Ukrainian people don't want to be part of his regime. They want to be free. She said that they want to be with the West. According to the latest estimate by the United Nations, more than 660,000 people have fled the country since Thursday. As Russian bombs increasingly strike civilian areas and Russian troops assault Ukraine's largest cities, that number is expected to sharply grow. She said her 95-year-old grandmother is still in Ukraine, where citizens are taking up arms to defend themselves from Russia. They are bombing civilians all day and night. She said her grandmother's daughter was in a village that was attacked by Russian forces. They came into the village with heavy machine guns and killed everyone. In 2006 he became an American citizen after moving to the United States in 2000. She was the first Ukrainian-born person to be elected to Congress. Family members who remain in Ukraine want guns so they don't have to bringsticks to fight. She called on President Biden to give an even more aggressive response to the Kremlin's attack on its smaller neighbor. The president talks about things but doesn't do anything. Is he going to do more? We are the leaders of the free world and we have a moral duty. The United States, along with its NATO and European Union allies, have imposed sanctions against Russia. Biden pledged to not put U.S. forces in harm's way. If we don't stop him there, he is going to keep going. He is going to go further. We will have to send our children to die to fight this. Moody's warned on Tuesday that Russia's move to ban the servicing of newly-issued foreign-currency debt in the wake of stiff Western sanctions had added to the likelihood of a sovereign downgrade. Moscow's ban on servicing new foreign-currency debt is reflected by an increasing lack of predictability. The Transport Minister said on Tuesday that Canada will close its ports to Russian ships later this week in response to the invasion of Ukraine. Canada has taken a number of measures, including imposing sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin, closing Canadian airspace to Russian planes, and forbidding Canadian financial institutions from dealing with the Russian central bank. The 100 best public high schools in the country are ranked. Western institutions have finally cracked down on Russian state-backed media outlets, which have long served as a propaganda arm of the Kremlin, because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It still relies on those networks to spread misinformation and to sell the war as a success. Get market news that is relevant to you. Su. The price of oil jumped to new multiyear highs on Tuesday as pressure built around the world to ostracize Russia. While the group said it would send a unified and strong message to global oil markets that there will be no shortfall in supplies as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the market clearly sees otherwise. It isn't enough to move the needle on oil prices. It is suggested that China will be playing a role in finding a truce between Russia and Ukraine. Every day there are Easter eggs. It could be risky for him and his staff to criticize President Putin. Many Canadians are looking for ways they can help the country of Ukraine, which has been the target of Russian attacks. You can help the people of Ukraine by donating. Michael Gableman is a former state Supreme Court Justice. No matter what you put a bag on your car mirror... Two people close to the discussions said that the deals with ONGC from India and the French company are pending U.S. authorizations. Two firms that have progressed the most in negotiations with the state company to pay debts and late dividends are ONGC and Maurel. Both firms agreed to the commercial terms of the deals, but they have not received the oil at the ports of Venezuela. One top strategist on Yahoo Finance Live said that putting money to work in Russia right now is not a good idea. The United Nations Refugee Agency said that 660,000 people have fled from Ukraine into Poland and other neighboring countries. As the Russian military expands its assault, that number is sure to increase. Some of the customer's favorite items are being discontinued. Russia stepped up its offensive in the sixth day of its attack on Ukraine. The price of oil is past $100 a barrel. All Russian state media will be demote by Facebook around the world. The three members said they were unaware of a full-scale invasion. Many places of interest around the world have been destroyed or abandoned. Sergiy Kyslytsya, Ukraine's U.N. envoy, condemned Putin's nuclear brinkmanship. Boebert was fond of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's "live free or die" attitude. President Biden told a reporter that Americans should not worry about nuclear war when he left an event celebrating Black History Month on Monday. The exchange came a day after Russian President Putin raised the alert level of his country's nuclear forces. Canadian officials continue to condemn the invasion of Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Kenneth Rogoff is a professor at Harvard and he weighed in on the Russia/Ukraine crisis. The retailer is trying to attract and retain workers in a tight labor market.
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