It is a regime of murderers, and it is important to say it out loud," Kara-Murza said.
"This regime that is in power in our country today, it's not just corrupt, it's not just kleptocratic, it's not just authoritarian. Kara-Murza, a survivor of two suspected poisoning attempts, condemned the Kremlin in a CNN video that aired earlier Monday. Yashin speculated that the arrest was related to "some kind of anti-war statement in the press," according to a translation of his tweets. The charges against Kara-Murza are unknown, Russian opposition politician Ilya Yashin said on Twitter. Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Russian politician and critic of President Vladimir Putin's government, was arrested by police in Moscow near his home, according to another Russian dissident. officials have been warning for several days that the Russian army will continue to commit what they call "atrocities" as it doubles down on attacks in the eastern regions of Ukraine. "These reports, if true, are deeply concerning and reflective of concerns that we have had about Russia's potential to use a variety of riot control agents, including tear gas mixed with chemical agents, in Ukraine," said Kirby. "We cannot confirm at this time and will continue to monitor the situation closely," he told reporters. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said the United States was also aware of the alleged attack. The Azov message said Russian forces used "a poisonous substance of unknown origin." The original report was a Telegram message posted by the Azov Regiment, an ultra-nationalist part of the Ukrainian National Guard.
"Any use of such weapons would be a callous escalation in this conflict and we will hold Putin and his regime to account," she added. We are working urgently with partners to verify details," Truss tweeted. "Reports that Russian forces may have used chemical agents in an attack on the people of Mariupol. He also said the ministry was not aware of any Japanese companies being asked by Russian state-owned companies to pay in rubles for natural gas transactions.īritish Foreign Secretary Liz Truss says that her government is working "urgently" to verify details of an alleged chemical weapons attack Monday on residents of the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol. "While ensuring a stable energy supply, Japan will work to reduce our dependence on Russian energy by diversifying energy sources, including renewable and nuclear power, and diversifying supply sources," Hagiuda said, Reuters reported. Japan's involvement has fallen under scrutiny since Russia invaded Ukraine and Western oil companies exited Russia. Russia and Japan both own stakes in the Sakhalin 1 and Sakhalin 2 integrated oil and gas development projects. "We intend to continue to hold the concessions in Sakhalin 1 and 2 projects as they are stable sources of long-term and inexpensive energy and are important to the lives of the Japanese citizens and business activities," Koichi Hagiuda, Japan's industry minister, told a news conference on Tuesday. to withdraw from the Sakhalin oil and gas projects, according to Reuters. Japan's industry minister said the country has never felt any pressure from the U.S. Several military analysts have observed that Russian units defeated around Kyiv have taken heavy losses and are suffering from low morale.
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The British ministry said in a daily intelligence update that Russian forces which had retreated into Belarus following the failed attempt to take Ukraine's capital of Kyiv are now rotating toward the east. Those attempted advances threaten Ukraine's entire southern coastline and its outlet to the sea. Russian troops have been trying to break out of the Crimean Peninsula for weeks in that area, British mapping of the region shows. Russia is already focusing attacks on Ukrainian defenders near Donetsk and Luhansk in the east, the ministry said, with a renewed push toward the town of Kramatorsk.įurther fighting is now taking place around Kherson and Mykolaiv, which both lie near the Black Sea to the east of Odesa. Fighting will get worse in eastern Ukraine over the coming two to three weeks as Moscow redirects its attacks to that part of the country, the U.K.
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