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In the first case of its kind, German prosecutors have seized several apartments belonging to a Russian lawmaker. So far other sanctioned assets have simply been frozen.
It was an artificial creation, and chair of the duma said there's no ukrainianness this is disorder of the mind that there is no nation. we've seen these repeated claims, denial of ukraine existing. denying that the people of ukraine have their own identity. it is not just rhetoric but actually translated into action with quotes over 180,000 children transferred to russia and dispersed throughout russia to ensure they do not coalesce as a collective identity group so the evidence is clear what russia intentions are, that is to wipe out ukrainian identity. >> 180,000 children, that is staggerin...
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Journalists from countries deemed ‘unfriendly’ to Russian media could lose accreditation
Russia might want to avoid having to exchange captured members of Ukraine's Azov regiment, who have been called "Nazi criminals."
Same thing we're doing in ukraine. it sells well within russia, with regard to having to be able call up and mobilize troops that he wouldn't have been able to before a declaration of war, we have to be careful not to look at that through a western lens, putin can pick up the phone and call up everybody he wants. the duma has nothing to do with it. putin just basically does what he wants. it's possible he can do something like that during this upcoming holiday, we'll see. >> what's your take? there is a piece in the "new york times" saying, look, what happens in ukraine is brutal. they're dest...