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LIVE UPDATES: Kremlin: Biden’s Statement ‘Undoubtedly Causes Alarm’
March 28, 2022
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The latest on the Russia–Ukraine crisis, March 28. Click here for updates from March 27. Kremlin: Biden’s Statement ‘Undoubtedly Causes Alarm’ The Kremlin has voiced concern about President Joe Biden’s comment about the Russian President Vladimir Putin and said it will carefully follow his rhetoric. Capping a four-day trip to Europe Saturday, Biden said of…
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