Chinese-Russian Connection – Suspects White House

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Russia Can Overtake Ukraine Without Military Assistance Says Russian Spokesperson



RUSSIA-UKRAINE CONFLICT UPDATE

Chinese-Russian Connection – Suspects White House

The United States speculates of China supporting Russia with monetary/military aid. However President Putin has put down the claim of the White House about China’s role in Russian Invasion and one of the Russian officials said that Russia holds potential to carry out its military operation, and the invasion proceeds as planned and in time.

Russia Can Overtake Ukraine Without Military Assistance Says Russian Spokesperson

During the press meet, US officials mentioned the present news media officials including The Washington Post and Financial Times –

The White House expressed concern that China may hinder US efforts in supporting Ukraine against Russia’s forces, but refused to provide factual for their claim to prevent uncovering source of intelligence -  undermine western efforts to help Ukrainian forces defend their country, according to several US officials who spoke to the Financial Times and The Washington Post.

 Jake Sullivan, US National Security warn China about the adverse outcomes if it supports Russia. His meet with Yang Jiechi, China’s diplomat is scheduled in Rome.

Lights Out in Ukraine

Ukraine’s Chernobyl nuclear plant went dead again as it got damaged due to Russian shelling and bombing. The electricity supply resumed a day before only to be damaged by the Russian force again.

United Kingdom – Russian Property Liberated

While in London, at the 5’th Belgrave Square, the mansion of the wealthy Russian family is taken over by some people and have hoisted Ukraine flag along with banner reading “This property is liberated”.

 

New and Content Writer – Amit Rao       

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