As Russian President Vladmir Putin continues to wage war on Ukraine, a college in the Midlands wants to do what it can to stand with the Ukrainian people. Students and faculty from Newberry College marched from the main entrance of campus to the Center for Teacher Education a few blocks away, carrying Ukrainian flags along the way.
Russian President Vladimir Putin used a major patriotic holiday to again justify his war in Ukraine but did not declare even a limited victory or signal where the conflict was headed.
U.S. and European officials say Russian forces are struggling to take control of Ukraine. This comes as new reports from multiple intelligence agencies say Vladimir Putin isn’t being told the truth about how badly his army is performing.
The war in Ukraine is now in its fourth week. There are growing indications Russia’s advance is stalling, but Russian forces continue escalating their attacks on civilian targets. President Joe Biden is calling president Putin’s actions “inhumane,” one day after calling him a “war criminal.”
President Joe Biden is now calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a war criminal.
President Joe Biden says Russia will pay a “severe price” if Vladimir Putin uses chemical weapons in Ukraine. This comes as the president announces new sanctions on Russia. The attacks on Ukrainian civilians continues, as the mayor of one targeted city says hundreds of thousands of his residents remain trapped by Russian shelling.
Last night, President Biden addressed the Democratic National Convention, saying he’s taking to steps to address what he called, “Putin’s price hike’s at the pump.” It comes amid another record-breaking inflation report.
President Joe Biden’s announced that his administration is banning imports of oil and other energy products from Russia into the United State. He says the move, which has bipartisan support, will deal a “powerful blow to Putin.” Meanwhile, Russian attacks on Ukraine intensify.
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham is facing pushback from the White House and all corners of Washington after calling for the assassination of President Vladimir Putin by the Russian people.
When asked about Trump’s comments Wednesday, Graham said he believes his political ally misspoke.
