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Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, in Sievierodonetsk

World Jun 24

In bid to avoid Russian encirclement, Ukrainian army to retreat from eastern city

By David Keyton, John Leicester, Associated Press

World Jun 13

People seen refilling their Motorcycles at a Petrol pump.
India and China increasingly welcome shunned Russian oil

Such sales are boosting Russian export revenues at a time when Washington and allies are trying to limit financial flows supporting Moscow's war effort.

By Krutika Pathi, Elaine Kurtenbach, Associated Press

World Mar 28

People fleeing from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, in Przemysl
As number of Ukrainians fleeing war hits 4 million, some signs of a slowdown

The daily number of people fleeing Ukraine has fallen in recent days but border guards, aid agencies and refugees say Russia’s unpredictable war offers few signs whether it’s just a temporary lull or a permanent drop-off.

By Srdjan Nedeljkovic, Jamey Keaten, Associated Press

World Mar 20

Air Force conducts latest hypersonic weapon flight test
Ukraine war is backdrop in U.S. push for hypersonic weapons

Lagging behind Russia in developing hypersonic weapons, the U.S. Navy is rushing to field its first, with installation on a warship starting as soon as late next year.

By David Sharp, Associated Press

World Mar 11

Russia's invasion in Ukraine continues, near Kyiv
Russian land offensive widens as airstrikes hit Western Ukraine

Russia is widening its military offensive in Ukraine, striking airports in the west and and an industrial city in the east for the first time.

By Yuras Karmanau, Associated Press

Mar 10

What happened when the 1918 flu pandemic met WWI

By Dr. Howard Markel

In 1918, working at an overcrowded Army base hospital, let alone finding yourself in one, was a nightmare.

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Mar 01

WATCH: Biden banning Russia from U.S. airspace because of Ukraine

By Zeke Miller, David Koenig, Christopher Rugaber, Associated Press

President Joe Biden announced Tuesday night in his State of the Union address that the U.S. is banning Russian flights from its airspace in retaliation for the invasion of Ukraine.

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Feb 24

Russia invades Ukraine on multiple fronts in ‘brutal act of war’

By Yuras Karmanau, Jim Heintz, Vladimir Isachenkov, Dasha Litvinova, Associated Press

Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides in an attack that could rewrite the post-Cold War security order.

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Feb 24

Zelensnky urges Moscow to stop military operation, ‘go back to the path of peace’

By Associated Press

The Ukrainian president also appealed to global leaders, saying that “if you don’t help us now, if you fail to offer strong assistance to Ukraine, tomorrow the war will knock on your door.”…

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Feb 24

Here’s how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could worsen everyday costs in the U.S.

By William Hauk, The Conversation

Americans may be tempted to view the war in Ukraine as an unfortunate, but far away, crisis. But how much worse inflation could get will depend in part on how far Putin goes, and the severity of sanctions.

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