Ukraine news live updates: Russia acknowledges significant troop losses
What's happening in Ukraine on Thursday and how are countries around the world responding? Read live updates on Vladimir Putin and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Zelenskyy requested Bushmasters when he made a video address to the Australian Parliament on March 31.WASHINGTON — The Biden administration on Thursday announced it is levying sanctions against Russia’s largest military shipbuilding and diamond mining companies. The State Department also said it was blacklisting the United Shipbuilding Corporation, as well as its subsidiaries and board members.
Dmytro Kushneruk, Ukraine’s consul general in San Francisco, told Arizona lawmakers that Ukraine needs three things to repel Russian invaders and prevent more civilian deaths — “weapons, weapons and weapons.” The speech continued the outreach by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s government to political and cultural institutions around the world.WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden calls the United Nations vote Thursday to suspend Russia from the body’s Human Rights Council “a meaningful step by the international community.”
The EU has previously agreed to spend 1 billion euros on military supplies for Ukrainian forces in an unprecedented step of collectively supplying weapons to a country under attack.“Once swiftly approved this will bring to 1.5 billion the EU support already provided for military equipment for Ukraine,” Michel said in a message posted on Twitter in which he thanked EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell.
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