A bipartisan group of US senators is introducing a bill to lock down gold reserves. This move would close the loophole with which could have evaded sanctions against its foreign exchange assets, indicates Congress is ahead White House re: sanctions https://
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US senators propose bill to seize Russia’s gold reserves, bypassing sanctions loophole
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Ukrainians and foreigners raised 10.6 billion UAH for the Armed Forces
Ukrainians and foreigners have transferred over 10.6 billion hryvnias in support of the Armed Forces, including the equivalent of 3 billion hryvnias in foreign currency from abroad.
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Customs simplified registration of Euro-plated cars for the Armed Forces
The State Customs Service has simplified the registration of Euro-plated cars for organizations supplying humanitarian aid to Ukraine, if they are intended for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This was reported by the press service of the State Customs Service. https://biz.liga.net/ua/ekonomika/avto/novosti/avto-dlya-armii-tamojnya-uprostila-oformlenie-vnedorojnikov-na-evronomerah
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Germany investigates Russian war crimes in Ukraine
Germany's Federal Prosecutor at the Supreme Court has launched an investigation into war crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine. This is reported by the German news agency Deutsche Welle.
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Russia Becomes Most Sanctioned Country, Overtaking Iran and North Korea
Ten days after the invasion of Ukraine, Russia has surpassed Iran and North Korea in the number of international sanctions imposed. This is reported by Bloomberg agency, citing data from the global sanctions tracking database Castellum.ai.
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Investigators Open 1,135 Cases Against Russian Troops
From February 24 to March 8, investigators with the National Police opened 1,135 criminal cases regarding crimes committed by servicemen of the Russian aggressor's armed forces on Ukrainian territory.
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Through the blockade, a child died of dehydration
A child died in Mariupol due to the blockade by the Russian occupiers. Cause of death: dehydration. https://
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Russian forces destroy ICU in Izum, Kharkiv; many victims
this is what russians left of ICU in izum in kharkiv region. there were many victims of russian air strikes seeking help in that building, local mayor says https://
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Ukraine to receive free gear from Japan
Today, signed an agreement for Japan to provide Ukraine with free protective equipment for the needs of the Ukrainian Army: bulletproof vests, helmets, tents, winter clothes, medicines, generators, cameras, etc – Ambassador Serhiy Korsunsky
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Military Strategy Fail: Active Defense vs. Unplanned Offensive
If your military strategy concept is active defense, you train for maneuver defense, but pol leadership makes you conduct a strategic ground offensive in the largest country in Europe without the logistics, organization, combined arms op, or planning for it.