Russia's Grave Miscalculation: Ukrainians Would Collaborate
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| By Network Pool The first lady visited a school in Romania's capital that has taken in Ukrainian students displaced amid Russia's invasion. | | | By Reuters Russian and Ukrainian officials said that all women, children and older people had been evacuated from the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol. Evacuees were taken by bus to temporary accommodations. | | | By Reuters and The Associated Press President Emmanuel Macron of France vowed in his inauguration speech to lead more inclusively and to address instability provoked by crises, such as the pandemic and Russia's war in Ukraine. | | |
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