Carlow Nationalist — What the papers say: Wednesday's front pages
Wednesday's front pages focus on Ukraine president Zelenskiy calling for Russia to be put on trial for war crimes.
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Wednesday's front pages focus on Ukraine president Zelenskiy calling for Russia to be put on trial for war crimes.
Wednesday's front pages focus on Ukraine president Zelenskiy calling for Russia to be put on trial for war crimes.
The US has imposed sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle, including his daughters and relatives of the Foreign Minister.
Happened in the donbas region. it is likely going to be worse, senator. it is tough to watch. >> i have exactly the same feelings you do. and i wonder, i just wonder ultimately what we will do, the lengths we will go to, to stop putin. and we're naive to believe this is all wrapped up in a matter of weeks or months, as general milley said. i'm afraid vladimir putin has struck out on a course as long as he's in control of the forces, it puts at risk not only ukraine when ch we know today, tomorrow poland and the day after baltics. there is no end to this man's attacks on -- >> do you think ther...
Positions at the u.n. rotate and tomorrow, russia takes over the presidency of the security council and with that comes a lot of control over the matters before the council. so today's action at the u.n. is really critical to try to get a world forum for the west and russia to be able to thrash out these issues and to expose what's going on in a big, wide audience as one of the levers through diplomacy, through pressure, to stop putin. jose? >> kelly, so important, what you're telling us this morning. evelyn, could preemptive sanctions against russia really make a difference, make putin maybe ...