Ukraine has the right to “project force” beyond its own borders for self-defence, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has said following reports of drone attacks on Moscow. Russian authorities said drones crashed into three residential buildings in Moscow in the early hours of May 30, causing no casualties and only minor damage. The Russian Defence Ministry…
Foreign Secretary: Ukraine Has Right to Project Force Beyond Own Borders
The Russia–Ukraine War: A Regional Disaster Threatens a Wider Catastrophe
November 3, 2022
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Commentary Russia miscalculated in expanding its war on Ukraine beyond the Russophile Eastern Ukraine and Crimea. The attack on Kyiv and western Ukraine unified NATO and impelled the United States to engage in a proxy war with Russia in Ukraine. In the months since, Ukraine—with American and allies’ arms and aid—has proven far more resilient…
Ukrainian Producer Provides Inspiration Through His Films
A Ukrainian film director and producer told The Epoch Times’ sister media NTD about his new film and the inspiration he hopes to provide to the people of Ukraine. From NTD News
Russia-Ukraine Crisis Threatening Global Food Supply, Wheat, Corn Supply Disruptions Anticipated
February 22, 2022
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The simmering Russia-Ukraine crisis is endangering the global food supply, threatening to create food shortages and drive up prices even higher, with wheat, corn, and sunflower part of the list of items that will be most affected. Russia and Ukraine combined account for roughly 80 percent of global sunflower oil exports, 29 percent of the…
Russia-Ukraine Crisis Threatens Global Food Supply; Wheat, Corn Supply Disruptions Anticipated
February 22, 2022
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The simmering Russia-Ukraine crisis is endangering the global food supply, threatening to create food shortages and drive prices even higher, with wheat, corn, and sunflower oil among the items that will be most affected. Russia and Ukraine combined account for roughly 80 percent of global sunflower oil exports, 29 percent of the world’s wheat exports,…
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