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The Russians are heading for London? "They started a war"
This was stated by the Deputy President of the Security Council of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev.
He paid attention to the statement of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Great Britain, James Cleverley, who said that Ukraine has the right to "project force" outside its borders.
Companies find it’s not so simple to leave Russia
When Russia invaded Ukraine, global companies were quick to respond, some announcing they would get out of Russia immediately, others curtailing imports or new investment.
Billions of dollars' worth of factories, energy holdings and power plants were written off or put up for sale, accompanied by fierce condemnation of the war and expressions of solidarity with Ukraine.
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Kiev repels Russia air strikes: Ukraine officials
Russian forces launched overnight air attacks on Kiev, military officials in the Ukrainian capital said Friday, adding that all the missiles were intercepted and destroyed.
"Another air attack on Kiev, 13th in a row since the beginning of May! And, as always, at nighttime," the city's military administration said on its Telegram account.
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Six drones downed in Crimea, no victims: governor
Six drones were downed or blocked overnight in Russian-annexed Crimea, the region's Moscow-appointed governor said on Thursday.
"During the past night, six drones were shot down or blocked ... in different parts of Crimea," Sergei Aksyonov wrote on Telegram, adding "there were no victims or injured".
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"We have one message for Putin... Sign the capitulation"
We are talking about the "partisans" who also published videos of their fighters in armored vehicles at the border crossing of Grayvoron, which separates Ukraine from Russia.
"They won't stop until blood flows on the streets. We should drop the atomic bomb..."
The news about new packages of military aid from the West to Ukraine did not go down well with military experts and analysts there, who are now demanding an immediate reaction.
"Putin - Dostoyevsky's hero"
"Putin should be seen as a character from the novels of Dostoyevsky, with all the contradictions and doubts about his own people," said Kissinger in an interview for Economist.
In his opinion, Russia as a whole is "bound to Europe".
"A large part of Europe's rich history is linked to Russia," he said.
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Loud explosions heard as Russia targets Kiev with cruise missiles
Loud explosions were heard in Kiev early Thursday morning, and the city's Military Administration said falling debris caused a fire in a non-residential building.
The scope of the Russian attack against the capital was unclear, and there was no immediate information on casualties.
Putin presented an Order to the Russian Ambassador in Bulgaria
Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded the Russian Ambassador to Bulgaria Eleonora Mitrofanova with the Order of Alexander Nevsky, TASS reported.
Dendias supports efforts to hold Russia accountable for Ukraine atrocities
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is "a fundamental challenge" for European security and a system based on international law and territorial sovereignty, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias has said.