Coverage dated August 15, 2022
Putin accuses US of trying to 'prolong' Ukraine conflict Headline from Digital Journal
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Washington on Tuesday of drawing out the war in Ukraine.
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Al Jazeera
Putin accuses US of trying to ‘drag out’ war in Ukraine ↗ (opens Al Jazeera) Published Aug 15, 2022
Al Jazeera's feed description The Russian leader says US using Ukrainian people as ‘cannon fodder’ as he slams the US for supplying arms to Kyiv.
Digital Journal
Putin accuses US of trying to 'prolong' Ukraine conflict ↗ (opens Digital Journal) Published Aug 15, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet Digital Journal's feed description Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Washington on Tuesday of drawing out the war in Ukraine.
Hot Air
Putin accuses U.S. of trying to "prolong" Ukraine conflict ↗ (opens Hot Air) Published Aug 15, 2022
Hot Air's feed description “The situation in Ukraine shows that the US is trying to prolong this conflict,” Putin said, addressing the opening ceremony of a security conference in Moscow....
PBS NewsHour
Putin accuses U.S. of fueling conflicts in Ukraine, Taiwan to maintain global influence ↗ (opens PBS NewsHour) Published Aug 15, 2022
PBS NewsHour's feed description Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the United States of trying to encourage extended hostilities in Ukraine as part of what he described Tuesday as Washington's alleged efforts to maintain its global hegemony.
Forbes
Putin Accuses U.S. Of Prolonging Ukraine Conflict, Labels Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit ‘Planned Provocation’ ↗ (opens Forbes) Published Aug 15, 2022
Forbes's feed description Putin accused the U.S. of using Ukrainians as cannon fodder and trying to inflame tensions in the Taiwan Strait region with its recent actions.
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