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Ukraine Calls Biden's Decision To Supply Long-Range Missiles "Game Changer"
US President Joe Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to strike Russian territory with American-supplied long-range missiles could be a "game changer" for Kyiv, the country's foreign minister, Andriy Sybiga, said Monday.
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Is India Ready To Face Emerging Threats? What Experts Say
The blurring of lines between peace and war and the emergence of non-state actors in a power game between state actors has forced nations to transform strategies, including India.
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Pope Says Countries Shouldn't "Play Games" With Ukraine On Arms Aid
Pope Francis suggested on Saturday that some countries were "playing games" with Ukraine by first providing weapons and then considering backing out of their commitments.
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Volodymyr Zelensky Urges France To Ban Russian Athletes From 2024 Olympics
Mr Zelensky protested the IOC decision to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete as "neutrals" at the Olympics.
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Video Of Ukrainian Soldiers Playing Football Delights The Internet
In the 30-second clip, the soldiers donning heavy military uniforms are seen indulging in a football match.
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Arma 3 Video Game War Footage Used to Spread Waves of Misinformation About Ukraine Conflict
Arma 3, a popular war-themed game is being used to spread misinformation about the Russian offensive in Ukraine. Game footage that is marked "live" or "breaking news" to make it appear genuine, has been spread online repeatedly over the past few months. Players often upload hours of Arma 3 gaming footage on platforms such as YouTube and researchers...
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Ukraine's Zelensky Urges "Complete Isolation" Of Russia In 2024 Olympic Games
Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky said Wednesday Russian athletes should face "complete isolation" and not be welcomed back at the 2024 Olympic Games.
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Russia's Putin Says West Playing "Dangerous, Bloody, Dirty Game" In Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that the West was playing a "dangerous, bloody and dirty" game over Ukraine.
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Putin Brings India And China To Russia For War Games Defying US
Russia is holding major military exercises involving China and India as President Vladimir Putin pushes back against attempts by the US and its allies to isolate him over his invasion of Ukraine.
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India Was Under Great Pressure From West Over Ukraine: Russian Diplomat
India was under tremendous pressure from the West in its geopolitical game against Russia and to isolate it following the conflict with Ukraine, a Russian diplomat said on Wednesday.
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"Your Bravery Can't Be Overstated": Prince Harry's Support For Ukraine
Britain's Prince Harry on Saturday praised the courage of the Ukraine team at an opening ceremony for the Invictus Games in The Netherlands, where the Ukrainian competitors also received a standing ovation.
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Russia Hypersonic Missile "Not A Game Changer" In Ukraine: US Pentagon
Russia's claim it used a hypersonic missile in Ukraine was a way to reclaim war momentum, but the next-generation weaponry has not proved to be a "game changer," the Pentagon's chief said Sunday.
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What Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Have Said About Russia-Ukraine War
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are continuing to do their bit for the people of Ukraine. The couple has made donations to charities to support Ukrainians as they paid tribute to Invictus Games athlete Serhii Karaivan.
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Russia Plans to Ease Piracy of Games, Movies to Counter Western Sanctions Amid Ukraine Crisis: Report
Russia is planning to relax rules governing intellectual property rights to offset the sanctions imposed by Western nations in response to its military offensive against Ukraine. Recently, the Russian Ministry of Economic Development reportedly proposed to ease the piracy legislation, which would effectively legalise the piracy of games, movies, TV...
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Russia Says Withdrawing Military Forces Around Ukraine
Russia said Friday it had begun withdrawing more tanks and other armoured vehicles from areas near Ukraine's border after running war games that had raised concerns in the West.
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Ukraine Calls Biden's Decision To Supply Long-Range Missiles "Game Changer"
US President Joe Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to strike Russian territory with American-supplied long-range missiles could be a "game changer" for Kyiv, the country's foreign minister, Andriy Sybiga, said Monday.
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Is India Ready To Face Emerging Threats? What Experts Say
The blurring of lines between peace and war and the emergence of non-state actors in a power game between state actors has forced nations to transform strategies, including India.
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Pope Says Countries Shouldn't "Play Games" With Ukraine On Arms Aid
Pope Francis suggested on Saturday that some countries were "playing games" with Ukraine by first providing weapons and then considering backing out of their commitments.
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Volodymyr Zelensky Urges France To Ban Russian Athletes From 2024 Olympics
Mr Zelensky protested the IOC decision to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete as "neutrals" at the Olympics.
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Video Of Ukrainian Soldiers Playing Football Delights The Internet
In the 30-second clip, the soldiers donning heavy military uniforms are seen indulging in a football match.
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Arma 3 Video Game War Footage Used to Spread Waves of Misinformation About Ukraine Conflict
Arma 3, a popular war-themed game is being used to spread misinformation about the Russian offensive in Ukraine. Game footage that is marked "live" or "breaking news" to make it appear genuine, has been spread online repeatedly over the past few months. Players often upload hours of Arma 3 gaming footage on platforms such as YouTube and researchers...
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Ukraine's Zelensky Urges "Complete Isolation" Of Russia In 2024 Olympic Games
Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky said Wednesday Russian athletes should face "complete isolation" and not be welcomed back at the 2024 Olympic Games.
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Russia's Putin Says West Playing "Dangerous, Bloody, Dirty Game" In Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that the West was playing a "dangerous, bloody and dirty" game over Ukraine.
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Putin Brings India And China To Russia For War Games Defying US
Russia is holding major military exercises involving China and India as President Vladimir Putin pushes back against attempts by the US and its allies to isolate him over his invasion of Ukraine.
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India Was Under Great Pressure From West Over Ukraine: Russian Diplomat
India was under tremendous pressure from the West in its geopolitical game against Russia and to isolate it following the conflict with Ukraine, a Russian diplomat said on Wednesday.
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"Your Bravery Can't Be Overstated": Prince Harry's Support For Ukraine
Britain's Prince Harry on Saturday praised the courage of the Ukraine team at an opening ceremony for the Invictus Games in The Netherlands, where the Ukrainian competitors also received a standing ovation.
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Russia Hypersonic Missile "Not A Game Changer" In Ukraine: US Pentagon
Russia's claim it used a hypersonic missile in Ukraine was a way to reclaim war momentum, but the next-generation weaponry has not proved to be a "game changer," the Pentagon's chief said Sunday.
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What Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Have Said About Russia-Ukraine War
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are continuing to do their bit for the people of Ukraine. The couple has made donations to charities to support Ukrainians as they paid tribute to Invictus Games athlete Serhii Karaivan.
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Russia Plans to Ease Piracy of Games, Movies to Counter Western Sanctions Amid Ukraine Crisis: Report
Russia is planning to relax rules governing intellectual property rights to offset the sanctions imposed by Western nations in response to its military offensive against Ukraine. Recently, the Russian Ministry of Economic Development reportedly proposed to ease the piracy legislation, which would effectively legalise the piracy of games, movies, TV...
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Russia Says Withdrawing Military Forces Around Ukraine
Russia said Friday it had begun withdrawing more tanks and other armoured vehicles from areas near Ukraine's border after running war games that had raised concerns in the West.
