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EU Weighs Neutral Nations to Patrol Ukraine Ceasefire, Raising Stakes With Moscow

Chris Wick5 months ago5 months ago02 mins

Tensions are climbing as Europe quietly weighs a high-stakes gamble: could neutral nations patrol a ceasefire zone in Ukraine and keep Moscow in check? The European Union’s defense and foreign ministers are set to debate this delicate prospect in Copenhagen, as the conflict drags on with no clear end in sight. Sources speaking to Politico…

Was Ukraine’s Cluster Bombing of Belgorod an Act of War? Who’s Accountable?

Chris Wick2 years ago2 years ago03 mins

In the throes of geopolitical tension, Ukraine’s strike on Belgorod with cluster bombs has plunged the region into a frenzied blame game. Accusations ricochet across diplomatic circles, pointing fingers at Ukraine’s use of banned munitions, allegedly with the aid of NATO weaponry. Moscow’s fervent calls for accountability at the UN Security Council depict a landscape of escalating conflict and high-stakes accusations.

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EU Weighs Neutral Nations to Patrol Ukraine Ceasefire, Raising Stakes With Moscow

Was Ukraine’s Cluster Bombing of Belgorod an Act of War? Who’s Accountable?