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Biden says Russia is beginning an 'invasion of Ukraine' as he unveils sanctions on Moscow
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President Joe Biden described events now underway in Ukraine as "the beginning of a Russian invasion" as he unveiled tough new sanctions to punish Moscow on Tuesday.
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When Russian President Vladimir Putin authorized troops to cross Ukraine's border into regions controlled by Russian-backed separatists, the White House initially stopped short of calling it an invasion. But not all invasions are viewed as equal.
The US president announced financial sanctions against Russian banks in response to what he called the "beginning of a Russian invasion of Ukraine.'' Follow DW for the latest.
President Joe Biden said Tuesday that Russia has begun “an invasion” of Ukraine, and he announced sweeping sanctions on a major Russian bank VEB and its military bank.
President Biden on Tuesday described Russia's aggression in eastern Ukraine as merely the start of what he believes will be a more drawn out campaign by the Kremlin to seize additional territory.
A top Biden national security adviser said Tuesday that Russia’s decision to send troops to two breakaway regions in Ukraine represented the “beginning of an invasion” of the country.
President Joe Biden described events now underway in Ukraine as "the beginning of a Russian invasion" as he unveiled new sanctions to punish Moscow on Tuesday.
“No one should mistake these theatrics as legitimate statecraft,” the official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to share details of a rapidly unfolding situation. “This is Potemkin politic...
President Joe Biden described events now underway in Ukraine as "the beginning of a Russian invasion" as he unveiled tough new sanctions to punish Moscow on Tuesday.
When Russian President Vladimir Putin authorized troops to cross Ukraine's border into regions controlled by Russian-backed separatists, the White House initially stopped short of calling it an invasion. That changed on Tuesday, and key allies in Europe joined in saying Putin had crossed a red line.
President Biden will deliver a speech addressing the Ukraine crisis at 1 p.m. ET, the White House said, after Russia's president signed a decree recognizing two breakaway republics.
President Joe Biden will address the Ukraine crisis Tuesday afternoon as the White House prepares to announce "significant" new sanctions on Russia while grappling with what one senior US official deemed the "beginning of an invasion" of Ukraine.
“An invasion is an invasion, and that is what is underway, but Russia has been invading Ukraine since 2014,” deputy national security adviser Jon Finer said Tuesday.
It’s deja vu all over again. Remember this Biden bon mot from his press conference last month? Biden on Russia invading Ukraine: "It's one thing if it's a minor incursion…&q...
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