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Killing the trade. thats whats really important. we know putin can only fund this evil war if he has the money to carry on doing it. so, we have to stop him. and i think whats really noticeable is these sanctions come in, r and initially they lk like theyre having a big impact. we saw the t ruble crash and fa, but over a period of time the ruble comes back up because the russian economy finds ways to circumvent the sanctions. we have to keep ratcheting that up. thats one of the reasons im here i...

Economy. it has a gdp less than the united kingdom. look at the ruble and the impact. if it was about making russia greater, hes lost. hes done that at the cost of his soldiers. >> finlands leaders pafing the way to apply for nato. it looks like sweden is right behind them. what message should putin take from that? >> listen to the warnings. prime ministers and presidents warned him that the consequence would see more money for defense on the west and an increase across the west. people he would...

The Ukrainian operator of Gazprom's pipelines in Lugansk tells Russia it would cut-off gas transit in Lugansk due to a "force majeure".

Elvira Nabiullina got another five-year term as head of Russia’s central bank after quelling the initial market panic over the invasion of Ukraine.

As Russia continues to reshape its economy to become more resilient to Western economic sanctions, the country is reportedly considering pegging the ruble to gold. According to Dunagun Kaiser, [...]

Russian military. cnn international security editor nick peyton wall sunshine in nick paton walsh has more. >> reporter: in ukraines south multiple areas held by the russians, some for a matter of months. we have seen people emerging in large numbers out of kherson. there are gaps in the russian control of checkpoints. some days it is impossible and the cars queue for tens of miles. other days theyre waved through. in kherson, we just heard that officials, ukrainian officials are concerned that ...

Moment when they introduced the russian currency, the ruble, the internet and sell service suddenly went off. for even the youngest, the hope ahead is palpable. "it was sad to leave," he says, "but where were going will be better." this is happening as villages and roads change hands daily here. these ukrainian soldiers in the next village anxious to not have their location or faces shown. "we evacuated 1,500 people over the last week," one said. "kids, elderly. russians let them through if they...

Goods have dried up. everything is from crimea, she adds. in front, squeezed ten in here. >> tried for a week to get out. we were just on the way to get out, and they let us pass as human shields when things were flying over us, she says. it was terrifying. five attempts, he said, they didnt let us through. just turned us around. >> they fled a city where things were not going according to the kremlins plan. the sham referendum russia planned to consolidate control never happened. and this weeke...

Are plans to create a peoples republic in kherson, of course, this follows reports by ukrainians that are preparing an independence referendum and beginning to use the ruble from next week. what does that tell you, steve, about russias intentions here in the south as well as the east of ukraine? >> well, what it tells us is that russia, kind of whats been obvious from the beginning, is that russia wants to conquer ukraine, all of it, or as much as it can actually have. now, they can hold all the...

Welcome to a brand-new hour of "americas newsroom." im dana perino. >> bill: im bill hemmer. ukraine officials say russians resumed shelling in the area as soon as the buses left the plant. ukraines deputy prime minister calling the situation a real humanitarian catastrophe. russia is also continuing its assaults on other cities in the eastern part of ukraine. >> dana: meantime house speaker nancy pelosi led a congressional delegation to meet are zelenskyy in ukraines capital. they met with pola...