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"It sank? They have more capacities at sea"
The Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby told CNN: "We're not quite exactly sure what happened here. We do assess that there was an explosion, at least one explosion, on this cruiser - a fairly major one at that - that has caused extensive damage to the ship."
The sinking of the warship is a "big blow" to Russia's naval strength in the Black Sea, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said.
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Russian flagship sinks after Kyiv claims missile hit
Russia's Black Sea flagship sank on April 14 after an explosion and fire that Ukraine claimed was a successful missile strike, as the Kremlin accused Kyiv of targeting its citizens in sorties across the border.
"We'll ask Putin to bear responsibility if it is confirmed to be true"
Great Britain is trying to verify information on whether Russian forces used chemical weapons in Mariupol, a city under siege for more than a month, British Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced last night.
Withdrawal of Russian troops completed; United States warns: Long-term consequences
The UN General Assembly will vote today on the request of Western countries for Russia to be excluded from the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) due to its military intervention in Ukraine, the UN said.
Ukraine can win the war?
"Of course they can win," Pentagon spokesman John Kirby told a news conference.
"The proof of that is in the outcomes we see every day... they can absolutely win," Kirby said.
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Day 41 of the Invasion of Ukraine: New sanctions against Russia, increasing Military aid to Ukraine
New sanctions against Russia, increasing military aid to Ukraine. Here are the more important events of the 41st day of the war in Ukraine.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky presented a list of alleged Russian atrocities in a speech to the UN Security Council
The US has approved the sale of Eight F-16 Fighters to Bulgaria
The US State Department approved the sale to Bulgaria of 8 new F-16 fighters (F-16 C Block 70) and related equipment, Reuters reported, citing a statement from the Pentagon's Defense and Security Cooperation Agency.
US defense contractors see longer term benefits from war in Ukraine
U.S. arms manufacturers are not cashing indirectly from the thousands of missiles, drones, and other weapons being sent to Ukraine, but they do stand to profit big-time over the long run by supplying countries eager to boost their defenses against Russia.
After Putin's statement, Pentagon declared DEFCON (Defence Ready Condition) 2?
However, as Jutarnji list reports, such information has not been officially confirmed, because U.S. officials, for security reasons, never publicly state the degree of danger the country is in, but that assessment was stated on the website "defconlevel.com".
It is a site of analysts from open sources, as well as those connected with the American army.
United States joins the EU in Sanctions against Putin and Lavrov
US President Joe Biden has left for Delaware, where he is expected to meet with his security team.
White House spokesman Jen Psaki confirmed that the United States is joining its European allies and will impose sanctions directly on Russian President Vladimir Putin, the foreign minister and members of the Russian Security Council.