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The Day - Intelligence: Risk of Russian chemical attack in Ukraine is growing - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Intelligence: Risk of Russian chemical attack in Ukraine is growing - News from southeastern Connecticut

The United States and its allies have intelligence that Russia may be preparing to use chemical weapons against Ukraine, U.S. and European officials said

Source: theday.com
Despite risks, U.S. veterans reckon with joining Ukrainian war effort - Vimarsana News

Despite risks, U.S. veterans reckon with joining Ukrainian war effort

An estimated 20,000 foreigners have expressed interest, the Ukrainians say. About 4,000 are Americans. See Boston.com.

Source: boston.com
Evacuation bid fails in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Evacuation bid fails in Ukraine

MARIUPOL, Ukraine -- Nearly two weeks into their invasion, the Russians have advanced deep along the Ukrainian coastline, raising the threat of Russia establishing a land bridge to the Crimea peninsula that it seized from Ukraine in 2014.

Evacuation bid fails in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Evacuation bid fails in Ukraine

MARIUPOL, Ukraine -- Nearly two weeks into their invasion, the Russians have advanced deep along the Ukrainian coastline, raising the threat of Russia establishing a land bridge to the Crimea peninsula that it seized from Ukraine in 2014.

Heavier Russian fire blocks refugees - Vimarsana News

Heavier Russian fire blocks refugees

LVIV, Ukraine -- Russian forces intensified shelling of cities in Ukraine's center, north and south, a Ukrainian official said, hindering attempts to evacuate civilians. With the Ukrainian leader urging his people to fight in the streets, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow's attacks could be halted "only if Kyiv ceases hostilities."