Summary: Russia and Ukraine conducted a prisoner swap, exchanging 103 Ukrainian soldiers for 103 Russian POWs, mediated by the UAE. This deal involved soldiers captured in the Kursk region and aimed to address severe conditions and mistreatment of POWs.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Firstpost @ 2024-09-14 07:13:21 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine have exchanged 103 prisoners of war each, with the Russian soldiers having been captured in Kursk, a region recently invaded by Ukrainian forces.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• Reuters @ 2024-09-14 08:07:58 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine have exchanged 103 prisoners of war each, with the Russian soldiers captured in the Kursk region during a Ukrainian incursion last month.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• The Star @ 2024-09-14 08:12:59 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia said Saturday it swapped 103 Ukrainian soldiers held captive for an equal number of Russian POWs in an exchange deal ...

• Sentiment: 0.7
• Hebdo Ahram @ 2024-09-14 08:10:59 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia swapped 103 Ukrainian soldiers for 103 Russian POWs, with the exchange mediated by the UAE. The Russian troops were captured during Ukraine's incursion into Kursk, and they are now receiving care in Belarus.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• TheJournal.ie @ 2024-09-14 07:52:59 EDT Read More

Summary: Moscow and Kyiv swapped 103 prisoners of war each on Saturday in a deal brokered by the United Arab Emirates, a rare moment of coordination between the two...

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Barron's @ 2024-09-14 09:06:16 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine exchanged 206 prisoners in a recent swap, facilitated by the UAE. The exchange involved 103 Ukrainian military personnel and 103 Russian soldiers captured during a Ukrainian incursion into Russia's Kursk region.

• Sentiment: 0.6
• Reuters @ 2024-09-14 08:43:16 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine have exchanged 103 prisoners of war each, with the UAE mediating the swap. The Russian Defence Ministry confirmed the return of 103 Ukrainian soldiers, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced the return of 103 Russian servicemen.

• Sentiment: 0.5
• Al Jazeera @ 2024-09-14 08:30:16 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia exchanged 103 Ukrainian soldiers for 103 Russian POWs, with the deal brokered by the UAE. The Russian troops, captured during Ukraine's incursion into Kursk, are now in Belarus receiving support, marking a continuation of ongoing prisoner swaps.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Channel NewsAsia Singapore @ 2024-09-14 08:55:50 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine executed a major prisoner swap on Saturday, returning 206 individuals total. The exchange involved 103 Russian soldiers captured in August during a Ukrainian incursion in the Kursk region, facilitated by UAE mediation.

• Sentiment: 0.6
• Voice of America English News @ 2024-09-14 10:04:43 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's defense ministry reported the recapture of 10 settlements in Kursk after Ukrainian forces' incursion, while the prisoner exchange saw 103 Russian and Ukrainian POWs swapped. President Putin warned of NATO's potential involvement if Ukraine uses Western missiles.

• Sentiment: 0.3
• LBC @ 2024-09-14 09:28:57 EDT Read More

Summary: Moscow and Kyiv executed a prisoner swap, each releasing 103 prisoners of war, mediated by the UAE. This exchange occurs amid ongoing Russian advances in eastern Ukraine and heightened tensions between Russia and the West over potential Ukrainian missile use.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• News18 @ 2024-09-14 09:15:03 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine executed a prisoner exchange, with each side releasing 103 individuals. The swap, facilitated by the United Arab Emirates, involved Russian soldiers captured in Kursk, which was recently seized by Ukrainian forces.

• Sentiment: 0.3
• The Indian Express @ 2024-09-14 09:25:54 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia has transferred 12 Azov and Kraken special forces soldiers to Ukraine as part of a prisoner exchange. Additionally, 82 privates, sergeants, and 21 officers were released, with 103 Russian military personnel also being exchanged.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• eadaily @ 2024-09-14 10:15:04 EDT Read More

Summary: The UAE mediated a recent exchange of 206 captives between Russia and Ukraine, bringing the total number of captives exchanged through UAE mediation to 1,994. This reflects ongoing cooperation and trust between Russia and the UAE.

• Sentiment: 0.7
• gulftoday @ 2024-09-14 10:03:04 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine exchanged 206 prisoners of war, facilitated by the UAE. Russia's released soldiers, captured during Ukraine's Kursk incursion, are receiving medical care. Concurrently, Russia claimed to have recaptured the village of Zhelanne Pershe in eastern Ukraine.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• BBC @ 2024-09-14 10:01:50 EDT Read More

Summary: On September 14, Russia and Ukraine conducted a prisoner exchange, with each side releasing 103 captives. The swap involved Russian servicemen captured in Kursk and Ukrainian soldiers, facilitated with the help of the United Arab Emirates.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Anadolu Ajansi @ 2024-09-14 09:57:04 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia reported the return of 103 of its servicemen captured in the Kursk region, whilst Ukraine said 103 of its servicemen had also been returned.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Euronews.com @ 2024-09-14 10:35:40 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine has conducted a prisoner swap with Russia, releasing 103 Ukrainian soldiers, including Azov Regiment members held since the early days of the war. This follows a previous exchange on September 13, 2024.

• Sentiment: 0.4
• Kyiv Post @ 2024-09-14 10:24:26 EDT Read More

Summary: Moscow and Kyiv swapped 103 prisoners of war each, with the deal mediated by the UAE. This occurred amid ongoing Russian advances in eastern Ukraine, including capturing villages near key Ukrainian logistics hubs.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• newarab @ 2024-09-14 09:57:37 EDT Read More

Summary: Moscow and Kyiv exchanged 103 prisoners of war each, facilitated by the UAE, amid ongoing hostilities in east Ukraine. Russia continues to advance, claiming control over more villages, while Kyiv's recent incursion aimed to slow down these Russian advances.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• Dawn @ 2024-09-14 11:08:21 EDT Read More

Summary: The article reports that over 100 Ukrainian prisoners of war have been released in a swap involving 206 military personnel from both Russia and Ukraine. The exchange, mediated by the UAE, underscores ongoing negotiations amid the broader conflict.

• Sentiment: 0.5
• The Guardian @ 2024-09-14 10:21:25 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia swapped 103 Ukrainian soldiers for an equal number of Russian POWs in a deal facilitated by the United Arab Emirates. The Russian soldiers released were captured during Ukraine's incursion into Kursk, which started on August 6.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• manilatimes @ 2024-09-14 12:07:26 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine conducted a major prisoner swap, exchanging 206 soldiers, with 103 Russians and 103 Ukrainians returned. This exchange, mediated by the UAE, was part of ongoing negotiations amid the conflict that began with Russia’s invasion in February 2022.

• Sentiment: 0.6
• The Singleton Argus @ 2024-09-14 13:05:02 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia threatened nuclear action in response to Ukraine’s incursion into Kursk, following a prisoner swap mediated by the UAE. Russian security official Dmitry Medvedev claimed Ukraine's actions gave Russia grounds for such threats, while Ukrainian officials dismissed these as fear-driven.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Sky News @ 2024-09-14 13:19:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine swapped 206 prisoners, with each side returning 103 soldiers. Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed that the returned Ukrainians included military personnel, while Russia's Ministry of Defense noted the exchanged Russians were captured in August's Kursk incursion.

• Sentiment: 0.3
• Newsweek @ 2024-09-14 15:02:11 EDT Read More

Summary: On September 14, Russia and Ukraine exchanged 206 prisoners of war, with each side releasing 103 captives. This swap follows a similar exchange the previous day and reflects ongoing negotiations mediated by the United Arab Emirates.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• NTD News @ 2024-09-14 10:09:59 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine completed a significant prisoner exchange of 206 individuals, facilitated through negotiations mediated by the United Arab Emirates.

• Sentiment: 0.3
• NBC News @ 2024-09-14 16:52:18 EDT Read More

Summary: Moscow and Kyiv exchanged 103 prisoners of war each in a deal brokered by the UAE, marking a rare coordination between the two sides amidst ongoing conflict. The swap involved Russian servicemen captured in Kursk and Ukrainians held since May 2022.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• The Express Tribune @ 2024-09-14 18:07:09 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine and Russia exchanged 103 prisoners of war, including 82 soldiers and 21 officers, facilitated by the UAE. This swap follows Ukraine's incursion into Russian territory in Kursk, which played a role in the negotiations.

• Sentiment: 0.75
• New York Post @ 2024-09-14 19:43:40 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's former president Dmitry Medvedev threatened to destroy Kyiv with non-nuclear weapons in retaliation for Ukraine's use of long-range missiles, stating that Russia has grounds to use nuclear weapons but prefers other technologies to obliterate Kyiv.

• Sentiment: -0.55
• The Guardian @ 2024-09-14 20:50:36 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine agreed to a prisoner swap involving 103 Russian military personnel returned to Russia, facilitated by UAE mediation. The exchange followed Ukraine’s incursion into Kursk and underscores ongoing negotiations between the two nations.

• Sentiment: 0.3
• ABP Live @ 2024-09-14 21:22:42 EDT Read More

Summary: Since the start of the war, Ukraine has downed 8,060 Iranian-made Shahed drones used by Russia, highlighting the deepening military ties between Iran and Russia. Recent reports reveal Iranian ballistic missiles are being transported to Russia, escalating international concern.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• Khaama Press @ 2024-09-14 05:47:36 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's acquisition of Iranian Fath-360 missiles, despite their inaccuracy, aims to boost firepower in the Ukraine war, where precision is less critical than brute force. The deepening Iran-Russia military alliance is a significant development in the conflict.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• Business Insider @ 2024-09-14 06:00:02 EDT Read More

Summary: The G7 foreign ministers condemned Iran's supply of ballistic missiles to Russia, highlighting how this deepens military cooperation between the two nations. They urged Iran to stop supporting Russia's war against Ukraine, emphasizing the threat to global security.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• AOL @ 2024-09-14 14:21:06 EDT Read More

Summary: The Group of Seven foreign ministers condemned Iran for allegedly supplying ballistic missiles and UAVs to Russia, which they argue threatens Ukraine and global security. Russia's UN envoy dismissed these claims as unfounded, while Iran denied the allegations.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• TASS @ 2024-09-14 16:30:31 EDT Read More

Summary: The G7 condemned Russia's acquisition of Iranian ballistic missiles, citing their use in attacks on Ukraine. The statement criticized Iran's military support for Russia's aggression and vowed new measures against Iran for its role in the Ukraine conflict.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• Anadolu Ajansi @ 2024-09-14 18:20:26 EDT Read More

Summary: Western sanctions on Iran over alleged missile transfers to Russia aim to curb Moscow's military capabilities against Ukraine. Iran's support for Russia includes providing ballistic missiles, which has drawn significant international condemnation and resulted in increased Western sanctions targeting Iranian entities.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• SBS Australia @ 2024-09-14 16:58:44 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reported that Ukraine's incursion into Russia's Kursk region has slowed Moscow's advance on another front, while Russia's Ministry of Defence claimed to have recaptured 10 of the 100 villages previously occupied by Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.3
• Al Jazeera @ 2024-09-14 02:48:41 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukrainian soldiers faced heavy gunfire during an assault near Kursk, Russia. Despite initial advances, the team was forced to retreat after three members were injured. The confrontation highlights ongoing tensions and conflict in the region.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• The New York Times @ 2024-09-14 05:27:55 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine's recent seizure of 500 square miles around Kursk has inflicted psychological pressure on Vladimir Putin, undermining his control and creating uncertainty within the Russian leadership. This shift highlights Russia's vulnerability despite its military advantages.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• financial-world @ 2024-09-14 07:00:41 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine's incursion into Kursk region has disrupted Russia's plans to expand its front in northeastern Ukraine, forcing Moscow to redeploy troops and counterattack. This action has hindered Russian offensives and slowed their progress in various key areas.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Newsweek @ 2024-09-14 10:46:19 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's counteroffensive in Kursk to reclaim territory lost to Ukraine is struggling. Despite initial gains, Russian forces face difficulties in momentum and effectiveness, with Ukrainian defenses holding firm and Russia's progress appearing marginal according to both Ukrainian and US assessments.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• CNN @ 2024-09-14 10:38:41 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine's cross-border push into Russia's Kursk region is deemed a success by President Zelensky, despite Moscow's counteroffensive attempts. While Russia struggles to regain control, Kyiv's operation has boosted Ukrainian morale and disrupted Russian logistics in the region.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• Newsweek @ 2024-09-14 08:51:34 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian troops' attempt to storm Ukrainian positions in Kursk Oblast failed, with Ukrainian forces repelling the attack in a prolonged battle. Ukraine reported significant losses for Russia, including destroyed military equipment and casualties, amid ongoing counterattacks and territorial shifts.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Newsweek @ 2024-09-14 11:37:30 EDT Read More

Summary: The US has sanctioned Russian State outlet RT for functioning as an arm of Russia’s intelligence apparatus, exposing its role in spreading disinformation and crowdfunding weapons for Russian troops in Ukraine, aiming to subvert global democracies and influence elections.

• Sentiment: -0.9
• EA WorldView @ 2024-09-14 01:18:09 EDT Read More

Summary: The U.S. State Department has imposed new sanctions on Russian state media RT, accusing it of aiding the Russian military with fundraising and intelligence activities. RT's involvement extends beyond propaganda to supporting Russia's war efforts against Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• WFSU @ 2024-09-14 05:00:22 EDT Read More

Summary: The U.S. State Department imposed new sanctions on Russian state media, accusing RT of directly supporting Russia's military operations in Ukraine by funding equipment and running disinformation campaigns. RT's activities suggest deep integration into Russia's intelligence operations.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• KUAR @ 2024-09-14 05:21:55 EDT Read More

Summary: The U.S. State Department announced new sanctions on Russian state media Friday, accusing a Kremlin news outlet of working ...

• Sentiment: 0.0
• WGHP @ 2024-09-14 05:21:55 EDT Read More

Summary: About seven months after a video of him pleading for rescue from the Russia-Ukraine border surfaced, Telangana native Mohammad Sufiyan returned home to a...

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Oneindia @ 2024-09-14 01:12:50 EDT Read More

Summary: Six Indians, including Mohammed Sufiyan, were reportedly forced to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war after being deceived by agents who promised lucrative jobs. They were recently released and returned to India, describing their experience as "terrifying" due to constant danger.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• CNBC TV18 @ 2024-09-14 03:06:39 EDT Read More

Summary: Sufiyan described enduring bombings, missile strikes, and intimidation from Russian soldiers during his struggle for survival, highlighting the severe impact of Russian aggression.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• Moneycontrol @ 2024-09-14 05:11:01 EDT Read More

Summary: Four Indian men, tricked into joining the Ukraine war by a fraudulent agent, were forced to fight for Russia after being deceived into leaving India. They endured harsh conditions and exploitation before being rescued.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• Deccan Herald @ 2024-09-14 05:04:19 EDT Read More

Summary: A 22-year-old from Telangana, recruited by a Mumbai agent to the Russian army, was stranded at the Russia-Ukraine border for months. He thanked the Indian government for facilitating his return after Prime Minister Modi intervened with President Putin.

• Sentiment: 0.7
• ETV Bharat @ 2024-09-14 07:14:02 EDT Read More

Summary: A 22-year-old from Telangana, who was unwillingly recruited into the Russian army and left stranded at the Russia-Ukraine border for months, expressed his...

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Tribune India @ 2024-09-14 07:37:58 EDT Read More

Summary: Mohammed Sufiyan, coerced into fighting for the Russian armed forces, was finally discharged and returned to Hyderabad after eight months. His harrowing experience involved constant surveillance and heavy fighting near the Ukraine-Russia border.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• The Hindu @ 2024-09-14 08:47:14 EDT Read More

Summary: The article reports that the US and UK are preparing to allow Ukraine to use NATO missiles against Russian targets, potentially escalating the conflict between NATO and Russia to open warfare. Russian President Putin has warned of significant retaliation if this decision is implemented.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• World Socialist Web Site @ 2024-09-14 00:41:50 EDT Read More

Summary: Putin warned that NATO would be at war with Russia if the UK and US permit Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russian targets. He claimed NATO military personnel would be involved, escalating the conflict significantly.

• Sentiment: -0.63
• The Independent @ 2024-09-14 03:09:22 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials are urging President Putin to conduct a nuclear test as a deterrent against Western support for Ukraine. A prominent Kremlin MP called for lifting the nuclear test moratorium to demonstrate Russia's resolve amidst rising tensions with NATO.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• The Sun @ 2024-09-14 03:47:53 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian forces are showcasing their military capabilities during the Ocean 2024 drills, with missile launches, artillery, and air defense systems in action. The exercises aim to test the combat readiness of naval and air forces, as confirmed by Putin.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Hindustan Times @ 2024-09-14 03:28:55 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that if Western countries lift restrictions on long-range weapons for Ukraine, it would signify NATO's direct involvement in the Ukraine conflict, drastically altering its nature and escalating tensions.

• Sentiment: -0.4
• ABC @ 2024-09-14 03:25:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that lifting Western restrictions on missile use in Ukraine would equate to a state of war between NATO and Russia, leading to potential escalatory responses from Russia against NATO countries.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• WFIN @ 2024-09-14 00:33:27 EDT Read More

Summary: Former UK defense secretary Ben Wallace criticized the ongoing delays and debates over the provision of long-range missiles to Ukraine, arguing that this indecision benefits Russia by allowing President Putin to exploit the situation and increase his leverage.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• The Independent @ 2024-09-14 05:46:26 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian Ambassador Anatoly Antonov warned that a nuclear conflict would inevitably affect the US if tensions escalate between Russia and NATO. He criticized the belief that the US could remain insulated from such a conflict, emphasizing global repercussions.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• Big News Network.com @ 2024-09-14 06:18:55 EDT Read More

Summary: The article reports that Kyiv has received permission to use long-range missiles inside Russia, granted by the US and UK, to potentially accelerate the end of the war. Putin views this as a direct involvement of NATO in the conflict.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• londonlovesbusiness.com @ 2024-09-14 06:04:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Former UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace criticized delays in decisions about Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles against Russia, arguing that such indecision benefits Vladimir Putin by allowing him to exploit international divisions and threats.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• Yahoo @ 2024-09-14 05:46:26 EDT Read More

Summary: Kremlin MP Andrei Kolesnik has urged Putin to conduct a nuclear test as a warning to NATO if Ukraine uses British missiles. The move aims to intimidate the West and underscore the severe consequences of Western support for Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• The Mirror @ 2024-09-14 09:14:10 EDT Read More

Summary: The article reports that the US and UK are considering lifting restrictions on Storm Shadow missiles for Ukraine, which could escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Russian President Putin has warned that this move might lead to direct NATO involvement in the war.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• ThePrint @ 2024-09-14 11:22:56 EDT Read More

Summary: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized President Biden's administration for escalating the Ukraine conflict by approving long-range missiles that could strike inside Russia. Russian President Putin warned that such actions could lead to broader conflict with NATO and the U.S.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• Fox News @ 2024-09-14 11:19:44 EDT Read More

Summary: Boris Johnson criticized the delay in authorizing Storm Shadow missiles for Ukraine, arguing that it benefits Russia by prolonging the conflict and causing more Ukrainian casualties. He asserted that timely missile use could help counter Putin’s aggression.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• The Sun @ 2024-09-14 15:34:11 EDT Read More

Summary: Putin has warned that a long-range missile deal with the UK and US could escalate the conflict with Ukraine, reflecting Russia's struggle with substantial casualties and infrastructure damage. Russian interest in negotiations indicates a desire to mitigate further harm and explore ceasefire options.

• Sentiment: -0.4
• The Times @ 2024-09-14 19:01:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau affirmed support for Ukraine, emphasizing the need for long-range weaponry to counter Russia's attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and civilians. He stressed that Ukraine's victory against Russia is crucial for maintaining global stability.

• Sentiment: 0.6
• Ukrinform @ 2024-09-14 00:07:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine is seeking Western long-range weapons to strike deeper into Russia, targeting military sites involved in attacks on Ukrainian cities. President Biden and Prime Minister Starmer discussed this, but no policy changes were announced, with concerns about escalating tensions with Russia.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• The New York Times @ 2024-09-14 04:21:22 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia has warned that allowing Ukraine to strike deep within its territory using NATO-supplied weapons would escalate the conflict, potentially turning NATO into a direct party against a nuclear power. Russia's response might include heightened military actions or nuclear threats.

• Sentiment: -0.1
• West Hawaii Today @ 2024-09-14 06:05:55 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials warned of escalating conflict and potential destruction of Kyiv if Ukraine receives long-range weapons from NATO allies. They hinted at possible nuclear retaliation, with former President Medvedev suggesting a drastic response to Western support for Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.75
• devdiscourse @ 2024-09-14 06:17:37 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials have threatened severe retaliation against Ukraine and the West, accusing them of escalating the conflict. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov warned of significant consequences if Ukraine receives permission for long-range strikes, including possible nuclear threats.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• The Globe and Mail @ 2024-09-14 07:39:46 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine has urged Western allies to permit strikes deeper into Russia, citing ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure. The U.S. and UK have yet to approve this request, despite Ukraine's push for more extensive use of Western long-range weapons.

• Sentiment: -0.3
• Associated Press @ 2024-09-14 08:11:59 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine urged the West to permit deeper strikes into Russia following a U.S.-British meeting that yielded no new policy on long-range weapons. Russia warned that such strikes would escalate the conflict, accusing NATO of escalating tensions.

• Sentiment: -0.2
• The Independent @ 2024-09-14 08:38:34 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials have threatened severe retaliation against Ukraine and the West if Ukraine is allowed to use Western-supplied weapons for long-range strikes. They warn this could escalate to nuclear or severe non-nuclear attacks, changing the conflict’s nature.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• The Hill @ 2024-09-14 09:06:34 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials have threatened severe retaliation, including potential nuclear strikes, against Ukraine and the West if Kyiv is allowed to use Western weapons for deep strikes into Russian territory. Moscow warns of dire consequences for any escalation.

• Sentiment: -0.9
• Reuters @ 2024-09-14 05:21:16 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials threatened severe retaliation, including potential nuclear action, if Western allies approve long-range strikes for Ukraine. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov warned of a "not pretty" response, and former President Dmitry Medvedev suggested a large-scale attack on Kyiv.

• Sentiment: -0.78
• AOL @ 2024-09-14 06:20:12 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials warned of an uncontrolled escalation of war and the possible destruction of Kyiv amid discussions by Western leaders about authorizing Ukraine to use long-range weapons for strikes inside Russian territory, potentially leading to severe Russian retaliation.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• USA Today @ 2024-09-14 10:21:41 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials warned that if Ukraine uses Western-supplied long-range weapons for strikes deep inside Russia, the response will be severe. President Putin stated this would signify a direct conflict between NATO countries and Russia, drastically altering the war's dynamics.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• justthenews @ 2024-09-14 10:31:32 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials have threatened severe retaliation, including potential nuclear responses, if Ukraine is allowed to strike deep into Russian territory. They accuse the West of provoking Russia and vow a harsh reaction if Kyiv receives long-range weaponry.

• Sentiment: -0.9
• The Business Standard @ 2024-09-14 11:15:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Moscow threatened to turn Kyiv into a "giant melted spot" if Ukraine receives Western long-range missiles to target deep within Russia, according to Dmitry Medvedev, as the U.S. and U.K. consider allowing such attacks.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• WION @ 2024-09-14 13:55:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian officials threatened the West with potential nuclear escalation and the complete destruction of Kyiv if Ukraine is allowed to use long-range missiles. This followed discussions between Western leaders about relaxing restrictions on weapon use for Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• New York Post @ 2024-09-14 13:21:49 EDT Read More

Summary: The US is hesitant to supply Ukraine with long-range missiles to avoid escalating conflict with Russia. Russia's leaders warn that such a move would cross a "red line," potentially leading to severe retaliation, including nuclear or advanced military strikes.

• Sentiment: -0.1
• The Telegraph @ 2024-09-14 15:06:14 EDT Read More

Summary: U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan stated that discussions are ongoing regarding Ukraine's request to use ATACMS missiles for strikes deep inside Russia. Despite Ukraine's hope, no decision has been made, with Western nations still deliberating their stance.

• Sentiment: -0.2
• kyivindependent @ 2024-09-14 15:00:31 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine is pressing Western allies to allow strikes deeper into Russia amid increased Russian drone and artillery attacks on Ukraine. Russia's Defense Ministry reported shooting down 19 Ukrainian drones and condemned potential long-range strikes as escalating the conflict.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• ABC @ 2024-09-14 08:11:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Moscow warned it could turn Kyiv into a "giant melted spot" if Ukraine receives Western long-range missiles to strike deep within Russia. This threat comes amid U.S. and U.K. discussions on arming Ukraine with such weapons.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• WION @ 2024-09-14 14:20:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Western allies may permit Ukraine to use long-range missiles against deep Russian targets, a move the Kremlin warns would escalate NATO's direct involvement in the conflict. Russia’s response to this potential escalation remains uncertain.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Al Jazeera @ 2024-09-14 16:03:37 EDT Read More

Summary: The head of NATO’s military committee says that Ukraine has the solid legal and military right to strike deep inside Russia ...

• Sentiment: 0.0
• The Washington Post @ 2024-09-14 14:20:37 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy pressed Western allies to allow strikes deeper into Russia amid increased Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure. U.S. and British leaders haven't shifted their stance on long-range weapon use, reflecting ongoing policy divisions within NATO.

• Sentiment: -0.3
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch @ 2024-09-14 18:15:00 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO leaders, including Adm. Rob Bauer, asserted Ukraine’s right to strike deep into Russia for combat advantages. However, the U.S. remains cautious, hesitating to permit the use of American-made long-range weapons for such strikes, despite European allies’ support.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• Newsday @ 2024-09-14 14:27:31 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukraine urged Western allies to permit strikes deeper into Russia, citing increased Russian drone and artillery attacks on Ukraine. NATO officials supported Ukraine’s right to self-defense beyond its borders, amid ongoing U.S. debates over long-range weapon restrictions.

• Sentiment: -0.2
• Omaha.com @ 2024-09-14 18:15:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's FSB revoked the accreditation of six British diplomats, accusing them of espionage and sabotage, reflecting heightened tensions with Britain over support for Ukraine. This move coincided with key talks in Washington about potential Ukrainian use of long-range missiles against Russia.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• tbsnews @ 2024-09-14 00:05:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's FSB expelled six British diplomats, accusing them of espionage and sabotage related to Ukraine, escalating tensions with the UK. This action follows Britain’s earlier expulsions of Russian diplomats and underscores ongoing diplomatic strains amid discussions on Western military aid to Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• NBC News @ 2024-09-14 04:20:06 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia expelled six British diplomats, accusing them of espionage and sabotage, amid rising tensions over the use of long-range missiles in Ukraine. The expulsion was seen as retaliation for earlier actions by Britain against Russian diplomats.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Vatican News @ 2024-09-14 08:40:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia has expelled six British diplomats, accusing them of espionage and subversive activities. The U.K. decried the accusations as baseless, linking the expulsion to earlier actions taken against Russian diplomats in London.

• Sentiment: -0.1
• KCCI Des Moines @ 2024-09-14 13:06:00 EDT Read More

Summary: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pledged to deepen ties with Russia during talks with Russian security chief Sergei Shoigu, emphasizing continued strategic dialogue and cooperation. This follows allegations of North Korea supplying ammunition to Russia for its Ukraine war effort.

• Sentiment: -0.2
• Radio France Internationale @ 2024-09-14 00:44:14 EDT Read More

Summary: Vladimir Putin's statement highlights that peace with Ukraine will only occur if Russia achieves its objectives, underscoring the ongoing aggression since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and the continued instability and suffering experienced by Ukrainians.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Orlando Sentinel @ 2024-09-14 05:30:55 EDT Read More

Summary: President Biden dismissed Putin's threat of war escalation if Ukraine is allowed to use long-range Western weapons, signaling a potential shift in U.S. policy. Biden's stance reflects ongoing debates over military aid to Ukraine amidst Russia's warnings.

• Sentiment: 0.01
• Arkansas Democrat-Gazette @ 2024-09-14 05:21:55 EDT Read More

Summary: U.S. historian Timothy Snyder led a charity run in Kyiv to raise awareness about the harsh conditions faced by Ukrainian prisoners of war held by Russia, amid increased Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and ongoing reports of torture and ill-treatment.

• Sentiment: 0.7
• The Washington Post @ 2024-09-14 06:23:37 EDT Read More

Summary: German parliamentarian Rolf Mutzenich proposed an international contact group, including Russia, to foster peace talks for resolving the Ukraine conflict, supported by German Chancellor Scholz and Ukraine's President Zelensky.

• Sentiment: 0.6
• eadaily @ 2024-09-14 09:22:04 EDT Read More

Summary: German Chancellor Olaf Scholz reaffirmed Germany's refusal to send long-range missiles to Ukraine, despite the US and UK permitting Ukraine to target deep into Russia. Scholz emphasized his stance would not change and supported a quick peace settlement between Russia and Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• Hindustan Times @ 2024-09-14 11:00:19 EDT Read More

Summary: Kamala Harris supports continued U.S. military and financial aid to Ukraine, aligning with EU policies against Russia. In contrast, Donald Trump may halt aid and push for negotiations with Russia, potentially altering the dynamics of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

• Sentiment: -0.2
• Islamabad Post @ 2024-09-14 12:22:25 EDT Read More

Summary: US President Joe Biden asserted that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not succeed in his war against Ukraine, emphasizing the US commitment to support Ukraine. Biden dismissed Putin's threat of a wider conflict, maintaining confidence in Ukraine's eventual victory.

• Sentiment: 0.45
• The Express Tribune @ 2024-09-14 13:33:34 EDT Read More

Summary: North Korea's extensive supply of artillery ammunition to Russia significantly impacts the intensity of the fighting in Ukraine, according to Ukrainian intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov. Russia's own investment in weaponry, like Iskander missiles, also escalates the conflict.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• Firstpost @ 2024-09-14 15:38:07 EDT Read More

Summary: Senator Jay Vance's proposed peace plan for Ukraine, aligning with Russian President Putin's conditions, includes Russian territorial retention and Ukraine's neutrality, sparking criticism as a plan favoring Russia's victory while lacking robust security guarantees for Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.4
• eadaily @ 2024-09-14 15:15:15 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's increased production of guided bombs and artillery ammunition deliveries from North Korea are major concerns for Ukrainian forces, intensifying battlefield challenges. Ukrainian intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov highlighted these issues and predicted potential recruitment challenges for Russia by mid-2025.

• Sentiment: -0.8
• Reuters @ 2024-09-14 15:01:15 EDT Read More

Summary: German Chancellor Olaf Scholz confirmed he will not supply Ukraine with long-range weapons, including Taurus missiles, due to concerns about escalating conflict with Russia. Scholz emphasized that Ukraine's potential strikes inside Russian territory are problematic.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• TASS @ 2024-09-14 15:41:51 EDT Read More

Summary: U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan highlighted the need for a new "substantial" aid package for Ukraine, amid Russia's recent advances in eastern Ukraine and intensified missile attacks. The U.S. aims to bolster Ukraine's defense against Russian progress.

• Sentiment: 0.3
• Reuters @ 2024-09-14 14:20:37 EDT Read More

Summary: Russian leaders have rejected negotiation talks with Ukraine despite recent speculations and a possible dialogue in Doha. Instead, Russia has escalated attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure while U.S. officials debate potential future negotiations with Russia.

• Sentiment: -0.3
• The National Interest @ 2024-09-14 13:28:00 EDT Read More

Summary: President Biden dismissed Vladimir Putin’s threat of war if Ukraine uses Western weapons deeper in Russia, signaling a potential shift in U.S. policy on arms supplies to Ukraine. Biden suggested a change might be forthcoming.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• The Baltimore Sun @ 2024-09-14 17:22:07 EDT Read More

Summary: After two years of war, there's still little prospect for either Moscow or Kyiv to attaining their objectives in the next 12 ...

• Sentiment: 0.0
• 24/7 Wall St @ 2024-09-14 18:52:26 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia and Ukraine recently completed a prisoner swap of 103 soldiers each, mediated by the UAE. Despite ongoing conflict, including Russian advances near Pokrovsk, both sides continue to negotiate and exchange prisoners amid escalating tensions with the West.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• KTEN @ 2024-09-14 00:00:00 EDT Read More

Summary: US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan highlighted the urgency of preventing a significant Russian breakthrough in eastern Ukraine, where Russian forces are advancing. The US is preparing a substantial aid package and discussing strategies to counter Russia's intensified attacks.

• Sentiment: 0.3
• India Today @ 2024-09-14 22:10:30 EDT Read More

Summary: The head of NATO's military committee stated that Ukraine is justified in targeting deep within Russia to achieve a combat advantage.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Herald-Review.com @ 2024-09-14 00:00:00 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO's military committee head stated that Ukraine has the right to strike deep inside Russia to gain a combat advantage.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Kenosha News @ 2024-09-14 00:00:00 EDT Read More

Summary: The head of NATO's military committee stated that Ukraine is justified in striking deep into Russia to achieve a combat advantage.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• nwitimes.com @ 2024-09-14 00:00:00 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO's military committee head stated that Ukraine is justified in targeting deep within Russia to improve its combat position.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Arizona Daily Star @ 2024-09-14 00:00:00 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO's military committee head supports Ukraine's right to strike deep inside Russia to enhance its combat advantage.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• The Post Star @ 2024-09-14 00:00:00 EDT Read More

Summary: The head of NATO's military committee stated that Ukraine is justified in striking deep into Russia to gain a combat advantage.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Lincoln Journal Star @ 2024-09-14 00:00:00 EDT Read More

Summary: The head of NATO's military committee asserted that Ukraine has the right to target deep inside Russia to achieve a combat advantage.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• The Post Star @ 2024-09-14 17:43:00 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO's military committee head affirmed Ukraine's right to strike deep within Russia for combat advantage, emphasizing the strategic necessity of such actions in the ongoing conflict.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Herald-Review.com @ 2024-09-14 17:43:00 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO's military committee head asserted that Ukraine is justified in striking deep within Russia to secure a combat advantage.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Kenosha News @ 2024-09-14 17:43:00 EDT Read More

Summary: The head of NATO's military committee stated that Ukraine has the legitimate right to target deep inside Russia to improve its combat position.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Longview Daily News @ 2024-09-14 17:43:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's new Garpiya-A1 long-range drone, produced using Chinese parts, has been deployed in the Ukraine war, causing significant damage and casualties. The drone's development marks a shift from reliance on Iranian designs, involving over 2,500 units produced from July 2023 to July 2024.

• Sentiment: -0.3
• tbsnews @ 2024-09-13 22:30:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia began producing a new long-range attack drone, the Garpiya-A1, using a Chinese engine and other parts in 2023, as reported by Reuters on September 13, citing sources in European intelligence and obtained documents.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• kyivindependent @ 2024-09-14 00:42:59 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia launched a new overnight drone attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities on Saturday, prompting President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to issue a fresh.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Al Arabiya English @ 2024-09-14 04:21:21 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's military dominance in the Arctic is being challenged as Ukrainian drone attacks reach Russian airbases, and western sanctions hinder Russia's LNG sales from Arctic centers. This weakening of Russia's Arctic strategy affects its war efforts in Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• EconoTimes @ 2024-09-14 04:05:37 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukrainian President Zelensky reported that Russia launched over 70 drones across Ukraine, most of which were intercepted. He emphasized Ukraine's need for long-range weapons to counter Russian military actions and criticized Western reluctance to enhance missile defense capabilities.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• financial-world @ 2024-09-14 04:00:13 EDT Read More

Summary: Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, numerous drones and missiles, mostly Russian, have landed in NATO countries, with incidents occurring 34 times across seven countries, including Bulgaria, Poland, Latvia, and Croatia, raising concerns about airspace violations and NATO's response.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• Newsweek @ 2024-09-14 07:19:32 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's Su-57 Felon, a fifth-generation fighter jet, is used sparingly in Ukraine due to its high cost and the risk of losing sensitive technology. Russia prefers deploying older, cheaper systems which have proven more effective in the ongoing conflict.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• The National Interest @ 2024-09-14 04:00:00 EDT Read More

Summary: The Prosecutor General's Office reported that 51 Russian service members face suspicion of indiscriminate shelling and bombing in Ukraine. Over 1,000 attacks on energy facilities and substantial damage to civilian infrastructure have been documented, with four arrest warrants issued by the ICC.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• Ukrinform @ 2024-09-14 07:32:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Despite frequent losses in the Ukraine conflict, Russia's Su-30 remains a key export asset due to its versatility and advanced systems like the Irbis-E radar. Its long service life and adaptability continue to attract foreign buyers.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• The National Interest @ 2024-09-14 03:22:00 EDT Read More

Summary: The U.S. has offered a $60 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Russian GRU Unit 29155 members, who are responsible for cyberattacks targeting Ukraine and NATO networks, emphasizing the role of cyber warfare in modern conflicts.

• Sentiment: -0.5
• The National Interest @ 2024-09-14 06:39:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's invasion of Ukraine has exposed the limitations of its military capabilities, particularly the Su-35 fighter jet, which has suffered significant losses. The failure to secure air superiority has contributed to a prolonged and costly conflict for Russia.

• Sentiment: -0.7
• The National Interest @ 2024-09-14 07:10:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Ukrainian special forces recently destroyed a Russian gas rig in the Black Sea and shot down a Russian Su-30SM, causing significant Russian losses. This operation coincides with heightened tensions between Russia, the UK, and NATO over Ukraine.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• The Sun @ 2024-09-14 12:55:20 EDT Read More

Summary: The American-made M1 Abrams is considered one of the world’s premier tanks, yet has still proven vulnerable to Russian drones ...

• Sentiment: 0.2
• WGHP @ 2024-09-14 11:21:47 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia has introduced a “drone studies” textbook for 14- and 15-year-olds, part of a Kremlin project to create a new generation of drone specialists. This initiative aligns with Russia’s broader strategy to advance unmanned aviation expertise for military purposes.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• The Daily Telegraph @ 2024-09-14 16:14:37 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg criticized the alliance for not providing weapons to Ukraine before Russia’s 2022 invasion, suggesting it might have prevented the war. He emphasized the need for dialogue with Russia to end the conflict.

• Sentiment: -0.1
• The Guardian @ 2024-09-14 02:21:41 EDT Read More

Summary: US President Biden and British PM Starmer reaffirmed their unwavering support for Ukraine. They discussed potentially loosening restrictions on Ukraine's use of long-range weapons against Russia, but there was no actual policy change. Russian President Putin warned against such policy shifts.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty @ 2024-09-14 03:30:06 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg admitted that NATO could have armed Ukraine earlier to potentially prevent Russia's invasion, citing fears of escalation as a reason for the delay. He emphasized the need for dialogue with Russia to end the war.

• Sentiment: -0.3
• The Telegraph @ 2024-09-14 05:11:21 EDT Read More

Summary: Nato’s outgoing head, Jens Stoltenberg, revealed that the alliance anticipated Russia's invasion of Ukraine but was shocked when it occurred. He criticized Nato for not arming Ukraine earlier to deter Russia and emphasized that negotiations with Russia will be necessary to end the war.

• Sentiment: -0.3
• Firstpost @ 2024-09-14 05:08:47 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO's outgoing Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg criticized the alliance for not arming Ukraine earlier to prevent Russia's 2022 invasion. He emphasized that future peace would require dialogue with Russia, but only when Ukraine is strong enough.

• Sentiment: -0.2
• Reuters @ 2024-09-14 04:21:22 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that more military support could have been provided to Ukraine to prevent Russia's 2022 invasion. He criticized the delay in military aid, which could have potentially averted the conflict.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• Moneycontrol @ 2024-09-13 22:28:54 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg admitted that NATO could have done more to arm Ukraine before Russia's 2022 invasion. He reflected on the missed opportunity to deter Russia, which began its aggression in 2014 with Crimea's annexation.

• Sentiment: 0.0
• Novinite.com @ 2024-09-14 05:35:55 EDT Read More

Summary: Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg admitted that the alliance could have potentially prevented Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine by responding more decisively to Kyiv's requests for arms before the conflict began.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• Forces News @ 2024-09-14 05:59:00 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg criticized the alliance for not supplying Ukraine with more arms before Russia's full-scale invasion, highlighting how this could have potentially prevented the war. He noted ongoing debates about NATO's commitment and support for Ukraine.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Yahoo @ 2024-09-14 06:36:09 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg stated that the alliance's hesitation to arm Ukraine before Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022 was a mistake, suggesting that earlier support could have potentially prevented the conflict.

• Sentiment: -0.1
• POLITICO.eu @ 2024-09-14 09:44:51 EDT Read More

Summary: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg criticized the alliance for not strengthening Ukraine earlier, which he believes could have deterred Russia's 2022 invasion. He emphasized the need for future dialogue with Russia based on Ukraine's military strength.

• Sentiment: -0.4
• Ukrinform @ 2024-09-14 10:55:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Outgoing NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg expressed regret over the alliance’s insufficient support for Ukraine before Russia’s invasion, which he believes could have mitigated Russian aggression. He emphasized NATO's subsequent shift to increased military aid and long-term support for Ukraine.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• Evrim Ağacı @ 2024-09-14 22:06:30 EDT Read More

Summary: Vladimir Putin has warned that allowing Ukraine to use Western-supplied long-range missiles against Russia would escalate the conflict to direct war with NATO. However, US President Joe Biden dismissed this threat, affirming support for Ukraine’s military efforts.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• The Guardian @ 2024-09-13 22:22:33 EDT Read More

Summary: Vladimir Putin warned that allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russian territory would escalate the conflict and signify direct NATO involvement, potentially altering the nature of the war. The West, however, remains cautious about such a decision.

• Sentiment: 0.2
• 3FM Isle of Man @ 2024-09-13 23:42:00 EDT Read More

Summary: The US and UK delayed a decision on whether to allow Ukraine to use long-range Western missiles against Russia, amid Russian threats of escalating the conflict. Moscow warned that such a move could trigger a direct war with NATO.

• Sentiment: -0.2
• Gulf News @ 2024-09-13 23:05:01 EDT Read More

Summary: Presidents Joe Biden and Keir Starmer dismissed Vladimir Putin's threats regarding Ukraine's missile requests during their meeting, focusing on Ukraine's use of British-provided missiles against targets within Russia.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• WION @ 2024-09-13 23:20:00 EDT Read More

Summary: Russia's foreign ministry condemned the US's new sanctions against Russian media channel RT, accusing it of undermining democracy. The US claims RT is part of a Russian effort to influence elections and undermine US democracy.

• Sentiment: -0.2
• The Star @ 2024-09-14 02:00:32 EDT Read More

Summary: No new decisions were made on providing long-range missiles to Ukraine during UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's talks with US President Joe Biden, despite Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's requests to target Russia.

• Sentiment: -0.3
• NewsX @ 2024-09-14 05:16:22 EDT Read More

Summary: Grant Shapps criticized Sir Keir Starmer for delaying a decision on Ukraine's use of British-made missiles against Russia, arguing that hesitation benefits Putin and undermines Ukraine's chances of victory. Shapps urged immediate support for Ukraine to counteract Russian aggression.

• Sentiment: -0.6
• The Telegraph @ 2024-09-14 08:15:58 EDT Read More

Summary: The article highlights the escalating tensions between Russia and the West, focusing on discussions about Ukraine's request for long-range missiles. The US and UK are cautious about allowing Ukraine to use these missiles against Russia, fearing escalation.

• Sentiment: 0.1
• Arise @ 2024-09-14 17:33:31 EDT Read More