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Putin Against History - Vimarsana News

Putin Against History

How wis war has erased Russia’s past—and endangered its future.

Russian Forces Keep Up Pressure On Eastern Ukraine As Kyiv Offers To Hold Talks In Mariupol - Vimarsana News

Russian Forces Keep Up Pressure On Eastern Ukraine As Kyiv Offers To Hold Talks In Mariupol

Russian troops continued their all-out offensive in eastern Ukraine as Kyiv proposed to hold a "special round" of negotiations in the besieged port city of Mariupol after an ultimatum issued by Russia for the surrender of the last troops still resisting in the city expired on April 20.

Source: rferl.org
U.S. Issues New Russia Sanctions Targeting People, Entities For Evading Existing Sanctions - Vimarsana News

U.S. Issues New Russia Sanctions Targeting People, Entities For Evading Existing Sanctions

The United States imposed another round of sanctions on Russia on April 20, this time hitting more than 40 people and entities for allegedly attempting to evade previously imposed sanctions.

Source: rferl.org
World Tennis No. 1 Djokovic Blasts 'Crazy' Wimbledon Ban On Russian, Belarusian Players - Vimarsana News

World Tennis No. 1 Djokovic Blasts 'Crazy' Wimbledon Ban On Russian, Belarusian Players

Tennis world No. 1 Novak Djokovic has called Wimbledon's decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine "crazy."

Source: rferl.org
Moscow Court Fines Google Over Failing To Delete 'Banned Content' About Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Moscow Court Fines Google Over Failing To Delete 'Banned Content' About Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine

A court in Moscow has ordered Google to pay an 11 million ruble ($134,500) fine over materials about Russia's ongoing unprovoked invasion of Ukraine on YouTube.

Source: rferl.org