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In this image made from video released by the Russian Presidential Press Service, Russian President Vladimir Putin addressees the nation in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Feb. 24, 2022. Russian troops launched their anticipated attack on Ukraine on Thursday, as Putin cast aside international condemnation and sanctions and warned other countries that any attempt to interfere would lead to "consequences you have never seen." (Russian Presidential Press Service via AP)

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Putin waves nuclear sword in confrontation with the West
By JOHN DANISZEWSKI - Associated Press
Thu,02/24/22-11:05PM , 124 Reads
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — It has been a long time since the threat of using nuclear weapons has been brandished so openly by a world leader, but Vladimir Putin has just done it, warning in a speech that he has the weapons available if anyone dares to use military means to try to stop Russia's takeover of Ukraine.
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In these frames from Feb. 24, 2022, videos, Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, speaks in Moscow and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaks in Kyiv. (Russian Presidential Press Service and Ukrainian Presidential Press Office via AP)

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Analysis: Putin's war imperils global security arrangements
By JOHN DANISZEWSKI - Associated Press
Thu,02/24/22-12:27PM , 261 Reads
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — It was the tale of two Vladimirs — one noble, grim and stubbornly open to peace; the other angry, threatening and bellicose — on a day that seemed to presage the demise of the security architecture, consensus and arrangements that have kept Europe and the world, for the most part, stable and secure for three-quarters of a c
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A pro-Russia demonstrator wears a vest bearing a depiction of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the words, "Motherland! Freedom!" during a rally in Donetsk, Ukraine, Sunday, March 16, 2014. Pro-Russia demonstrators in the eastern city of Donetsk called for a referendum similar to the one in Crimea. (AP Photo/Andrey Basevich, File)

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Analysis: Putin's take on history may lay groundwork for war
By JOHN DANISZEWSKI - Associated Press
Mon,02/21/22-11:07PM , 94 Reads
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin laid out his version of Ukraine’s history, saying essentially that Ukraine was always part of Russia. While that serves his purpose, it is also a fiction. Ukraine has its own thousand-year history.
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In this 1967 photo Associated Press staffers, from left, supervisor Harris Jackson, John Vinocur and Pat O’Keefe work on AP's international desk in New York. Vinocur, a much-respected foreign correspondent for The New York Times and The Associated Press and later executive editor and columnist at the International Herald Tribune in Paris, has died. His son told The New York Times that Vinocur died in Amsterdam on Sunday, Feb. 6, 2022, from complications from sepsis. He was 81. (AP Photo)

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John Vinocur, Paris-based columnist and editor, dies at 81
By JOHN DANISZEWSKI - Associated Press
Mon,02/07/22-8:24PM , 171 Reads
NEW YORK (AP) — John Vinocur, a much-respected foreign correspondent for The New York Times and The Associated Press and later executive editor and columnist at the International Herald Tribune in Paris, has died, his family announced. He was 81.
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