PHMilitary Developments
1. Two South Koreans who went to Ukraine to fight are missing, says Seoul.
2. Russian troops have been pushed back near Kyiv, says U.K.
3. European countries warn citizens not to travel to fight in Ukraine.
4. Germans who use the letter ‘Z’ for political purposes may be criminally liable.
5. Kyiv will investigate video that appears to show Ukrainian forces shooting Russian prisoners of war.
6. Russia to reduce some military activities in Ukraine.
7. Pentagon: Russian troop pull out near Kyiv area likely "a repositioning, not a real withdrawal"
8. US troops training Ukrainians on weapons supplied by the West.
9. Multiple countries announced Tuesday they are expelling Russian diplomats from their countries.
10. Ukraine and a number of non-NATO countries have been invited to attend part of a two-day meeting of NATO foreign ministers next week.
11. Moscow says main tasks of special military operation are complete.
Economic Developments
1. Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich is attending the current talks in Istanbul but in unofficial capacity.
2. US oil sinks below $100 after Russia's reduction of its military operation in Ukraine.
3. Russian-installed government ramps up efforts to restore normalcy in Melitopol.
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1. Two South Koreans who went to Ukraine to fight are missing, says Seoul.
2. Russian troops have been pushed back near Kyiv, says U.K.
3. European countries warn citizens not to travel to fight in Ukraine.
4. Germans who use the letter ‘Z’ for political purposes may be criminally liable.
5. Kyiv will investigate video that appears to show Ukrainian forces shooting Russian prisoners of war.
6. Russia to reduce some military activities in Ukraine.
7. Pentagon: Russian troop pull out near Kyiv area likely "a repositioning, not a real withdrawal"
8. US troops training Ukrainians on weapons supplied by the West.
9. Multiple countries announced Tuesday they are expelling Russian diplomats from their countries.
10. Ukraine and a number of non-NATO countries have been invited to attend part of a two-day meeting of NATO foreign ministers next week.
11. Moscow says main tasks of special military operation are complete.
Economic Developments
1. Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich is attending the current talks in Istanbul but in unofficial capacity.
2. US oil sinks below $100 after Russia's reduction of its military operation in Ukraine.
3. Russian-installed government ramps up efforts to restore normalcy in Melitopol.
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