Russian security forces arrested a pro-Russian leader in the eastern region, according to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry. Russia's Federal Security Service arrested Kornet, according to the Ukrainian government. The arrest was part of a purge of the leadership of the self-declared Luhansk People's Republic. The Ukrainian Defense Ministry claimed on Wednesday that Russia's domestic security forces arrested a pro-Russian leader in the eastern region of Ukraine, in the latest blow to the country. The Federal Security Service of Russia arrested the Minister of the Interior Major General of the self-declared Luhansk People's Republic in the pro-Moscow Donbas region. According to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, Kornet was being held at a pre-trial detention center in the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don. Ukrainian intelligence said the arrest was part of a purge of the leadership of the LPR that was a testament to Moscow's inability to follow through with their goals. Insider couldn't verify that Kornet was taken into custody. The Ukrainian Defense Ministry said that the arrest was met with negative backlash from the power structure and political leadership of the Luhansk People's Republic. The agency said that Russia is trying to send more troops into eastern Ukraine. The Ukrainian government said that the army corps of the Russian Federation was to continue actions of war against Ukraine. Russian troops failed to take the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv after weeks of sustained shelling, so they shifted their focus to the eastern region. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in an interview with India Today that another stage of the operation in eastern Ukraine will be very important. Nikita Angarski and Oleksandr Vynogradov wrote the translations. The original article is on Business Insider. The Ukrainian army has been bracing for a new Russian assault on its eastern flank since Moscow withdrew its forces from the area late last month. Russia was intensifying its attack on the east of the country on Tuesday as it seized a frontline city and sought a decisive victory in Mariupol. Ukrainian officials called the Battle of the Donbas because of the Russian troops' advance. Russia's invasion has taken longer than expected and it has not been able to capture any of the biggest cities. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. Russia said on Wednesday that it had tested a newintercontinental missile, which President Vladimir Putin said would give Moscow's enemies something to think about. The military told Putin on television that the missile was launched from the northwest and hit targets in the far east. The test-launch of the Sarmat is not a big deal for the West, but it comes at a time of extreme tension between Russia and the West. The US relationship with Saudi Arabia has been badly damaged by the Biden administration's decision to sideline Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. 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The five episode-run of Private Eye was solid, but the timing of the show was bad. Two of the most popular fast-food chains in the world are facing lawsuits for usingforever chemicals in their food packaging. When the Eagles and Saints agreed to a trade involving draft picks earlier this month, one of the responses was that the Eagles were amassing capital to make a move for a quarterback next year if Hurts fails to progress. The Eagles sent three picks to the draft. The new package of measures that the government is preparing to support economic development is a result of the Western sanctions against Moscow. The NWF will spend 57 billion roubles on equity stakes in other Russian airlines in order to help them pay their debts, Interfax reported. Saving for retirement is all about investing, and capital gains taxes can eat up a significant portion of your earnings each year. Johnny Depp told jurors in detail about the breakdown of his relationship with his ex- wife, Amber Heard, in his defamation trial on Wednesday. The couple went so far as to tape-record their arguments. He said Heard would call him a terrible person. I put my foot in the mouth. Zelenskyy said Western countries have a "moral duty" to share weapons with his country. A group of Ukrainian soldiers holed up in the besieged city of Mariupol issued a message of despair Tuesday evening, expressing hope that their own forces would come to their rescue. Russian banks have been banned from the SWIFT banking system due to sanctions over the Ukraine war. After major parliamentary groups expressed support for a military alliance as a response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the country moved closer to joining NATO. The possibility of NATO membership for Finland, which shares a long border with Russia, is being debated by the parliament. Prime Minister Sanna Marin's Social Democrats voiced support for an idea of a military alliance but stopped short of mentioning NATO in their addresses.Business Insider
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