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Watch: How Zelenskyy Reacted When Biden Called Him "President Putin"
In yet another gaffe amid concerns over his re-election bid, US President Joe Biden today mistakenly introduced his Ukraine counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy as his Russian rival Vladimir Putin.
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Watch: Biden Introduces Zelensky As "President Putin" In Another Gaffe
U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday mistakenly referred to Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskiy as "President Putin" before correcting himself at the NATO summit in Washington.
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"If Biden Is Absent From Ukraine Peace Summit...": Volodymyr Zelensky
US President Joe Biden's absence from a Ukraine peace summit in Switzerland would be akin to giving Russian leader Vladimir Putin a standing ovation, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday, urging maximum participation.
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Watch: In Latest Gaffe, Joe Biden Calls Ukraine President 'Vladimir' At NATO Summit
Some defended him saying that it was an easy mistake to make since 'Volodymyr' and 'Vladimir' sound similar.
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Biden In Europe To Rally Support As Russia Bombs Ukraine Cities: 10 Facts
Russian troops bombed areas of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv and port city Mariupol on Wednesday. US President Biden arrived in Brussels for a series of summit meetings on the war and is expected to announce new sanctions against Russia.
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Russia Says "Premature" To Organise Biden- Putin Summit On Ukraine
The Kremlin said Monday it was too early to organise a summit between Russian leader Vladimir Putin and US President Joe Biden, after Paris announced the possibility of a meeting to calm tensions over Ukraine.
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"Solution Worth Trying": Ukraine On Joe Biden- Vladimir Putin Summit
Ukraine's foreign minister on Monday welcomed a French initiative for a summit between US President Joe Biden and Russia's Vladimir Putin, saying Kyiv hoped it would result in Moscow pulling back its troops.
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Joe Biden-Vladimir Putin Agree To Meet Over Ukraine Crisis, On A Condition
US President Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin have accepted in principle to hold a summit, which can only happen if Moscow does not invade Ukraine, the French presidency announced Monday.
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Biden Issues Warnings To Putin On Ukraine After Tense 2-Hour Summit
US President Joe Biden warned President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday of "strong" Western economic blowback against any Russian attack on Ukraine, while the Kremlin leader demanded guarantees that the NATO alliance keep clear of Russia.
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Cybercrime Summit: Russia Excluded From 30-Country Meeting to Fight Ransomware Attacks
Russia was not invited to attend a 30-country virtual meeting led by the United States that is aimed at combating the growing threat of ransomware and other cybercrime, a senior administration official said.
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US, Russia Launch New Round Of Talks In Geneva After Biden-Putin June Meet
Russian and US diplomats held talks behind closed doors in Geneva on Thursday, the latest round of discussions between the world's top two nuclear powers following a June summit between US President Joe Biden and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
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No Contact From Washington Over Latest Ransomware Attack, Russia Says
Russia has not had any contact from the United States over a sophisticated ransomware attack that hit hundreds of American businesses and led to suspicions of Russian gang involvement, the Interfax news agency cited the Kremlin as saying on Monday.
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Should World Stop Shaking Hands After Covid? What Experts Say
Banished at the start of the pandemic, the handshake is making something of a comeback, thanks to vaccinations and the lifting of social restrictions -- but "pressing the flesh" faces an uncertain future.
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Moscow Hails Vladimir Putin, Joe Biden's Commitment To Arms Control
The Kremlin on Thursday welcomed the commitment of the US and Russian presidents to dialogue on "strategic stability" and arms control, a day after a historic summit of the two leaders in Geneva.
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Joe Biden And Vladimir Putin Won't Be Friends But See Path Together
Putin's first summit with the fifth US president of his tenure, Joe Biden, was about mutual respect -- and the meeting in Geneva could, both of them said, lead to a more predictable, if still tense, relationship.
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Watch: How Zelenskyy Reacted When Biden Called Him "President Putin"
In yet another gaffe amid concerns over his re-election bid, US President Joe Biden today mistakenly introduced his Ukraine counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy as his Russian rival Vladimir Putin.
-
Watch: Biden Introduces Zelensky As "President Putin" In Another Gaffe
U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday mistakenly referred to Ukrainian President Volodymr Zelenskiy as "President Putin" before correcting himself at the NATO summit in Washington.
-
"If Biden Is Absent From Ukraine Peace Summit...": Volodymyr Zelensky
US President Joe Biden's absence from a Ukraine peace summit in Switzerland would be akin to giving Russian leader Vladimir Putin a standing ovation, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday, urging maximum participation.
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Watch: In Latest Gaffe, Joe Biden Calls Ukraine President 'Vladimir' At NATO Summit
Some defended him saying that it was an easy mistake to make since 'Volodymyr' and 'Vladimir' sound similar.
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Biden In Europe To Rally Support As Russia Bombs Ukraine Cities: 10 Facts
Russian troops bombed areas of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv and port city Mariupol on Wednesday. US President Biden arrived in Brussels for a series of summit meetings on the war and is expected to announce new sanctions against Russia.
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Russia Says "Premature" To Organise Biden- Putin Summit On Ukraine
The Kremlin said Monday it was too early to organise a summit between Russian leader Vladimir Putin and US President Joe Biden, after Paris announced the possibility of a meeting to calm tensions over Ukraine.
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"Solution Worth Trying": Ukraine On Joe Biden- Vladimir Putin Summit
Ukraine's foreign minister on Monday welcomed a French initiative for a summit between US President Joe Biden and Russia's Vladimir Putin, saying Kyiv hoped it would result in Moscow pulling back its troops.
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Joe Biden-Vladimir Putin Agree To Meet Over Ukraine Crisis, On A Condition
US President Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin have accepted in principle to hold a summit, which can only happen if Moscow does not invade Ukraine, the French presidency announced Monday.
-
Biden Issues Warnings To Putin On Ukraine After Tense 2-Hour Summit
US President Joe Biden warned President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday of "strong" Western economic blowback against any Russian attack on Ukraine, while the Kremlin leader demanded guarantees that the NATO alliance keep clear of Russia.
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Cybercrime Summit: Russia Excluded From 30-Country Meeting to Fight Ransomware Attacks
Russia was not invited to attend a 30-country virtual meeting led by the United States that is aimed at combating the growing threat of ransomware and other cybercrime, a senior administration official said.
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US, Russia Launch New Round Of Talks In Geneva After Biden-Putin June Meet
Russian and US diplomats held talks behind closed doors in Geneva on Thursday, the latest round of discussions between the world's top two nuclear powers following a June summit between US President Joe Biden and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
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No Contact From Washington Over Latest Ransomware Attack, Russia Says
Russia has not had any contact from the United States over a sophisticated ransomware attack that hit hundreds of American businesses and led to suspicions of Russian gang involvement, the Interfax news agency cited the Kremlin as saying on Monday.
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Should World Stop Shaking Hands After Covid? What Experts Say
Banished at the start of the pandemic, the handshake is making something of a comeback, thanks to vaccinations and the lifting of social restrictions -- but "pressing the flesh" faces an uncertain future.
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Moscow Hails Vladimir Putin, Joe Biden's Commitment To Arms Control
The Kremlin on Thursday welcomed the commitment of the US and Russian presidents to dialogue on "strategic stability" and arms control, a day after a historic summit of the two leaders in Geneva.
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Joe Biden And Vladimir Putin Won't Be Friends But See Path Together
Putin's first summit with the fifth US president of his tenure, Joe Biden, was about mutual respect -- and the meeting in Geneva could, both of them said, lead to a more predictable, if still tense, relationship.
