Ukraine's President Zelenskyy says his country could declare neutrality and offer security guarantees to Russia to secure peace “without delay” in new talks due to start in Turkey. Only a face-to-face meeting with Russia's Putin could end the war, he said. https://t.co/c5qia5AU0Y

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 28, 2022

Professor Lawrence Freedman’s sober assessment of the endgame deserves our attention. @LawDavF #Russia #Ukraine #UkraineRussianWar https://t.co/nIowJaOdSN

— Timothy Snyder (@TimothyDSnyder) March 24, 2022

To end Putin's war on Ukraine, think like a game theorist https://t.co/hN5BRVXs2H

— Manuel Sánchez (@mansanchezgz) March 25, 2022

Breaking News: President Biden stood by his comment that Vladimir Putin “cannot remain in power,” but said he was expressing moral outrage, not a policy change. https://t.co/bZbBh1HV0n

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 28, 2022

⚡️ Mariupol authorities estimate that Russian shelling and airstrikes have already killed nearly 5,000 residents, including 210 children.

The southeastern port city has been under siege since March 1.

— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) March 28, 2022

"Deported" suggests a legal removal. This was anything but legal or appropriate. It is a mass kidnapping, a mass incarceration, a massive wrong.

— BW (@B_B_W_W) March 28, 2022

Russia may be trying to split Ukraine in two, according to the head of Ukrainian military intelligence.

They're calling it "a Korean scenario." https://t.co/kIXaSUkL77

— NPR (@NPR) March 28, 2022

Ukraine's military intelligence head has warned that Putin could be looking at carving the country in two, similar to North and South Korea. CNN military analyst @CedricLeighton explains what a potential split of Ukraine would look like for Russia. pic.twitter.com/2tUqeJmxpv

— CNN (@CNN) March 28, 2022

Big if true- compromise could be to split Ukraine's Western aspirations by moving ahead with EU, but not NATOhttps://t.co/97ul6f1Xd9

— Alexander Cooley (@CooleyOnEurasia) March 28, 2022

After 3 Fox News journalists were fired upon, reporters at CNN and Fox News teamed to search for the ones who were still missing. The Ukraine war has gotten very dangerous for journalists, who are relying on each more than ever to stay safe. W/@alexbruell https://t.co/R3CkC9Qcy4

— Ben Mullin (@BenMullin) March 28, 2022

How many of my enemies must I accidentally poison before you realise it’s deliberate?

— Darth Putin (@DarthPutinKGB) March 28, 2022

EXCLUSIVE: Roman Abramovic has held a series of meetings with Rustem Umerov, a Crimean Tatar and member of the Ukrainian parliament, in Istanbul in his role as an unofficial mediator in the conflict. My story in @thetimes today https://t.co/f8Jzs5dBMQ

— Hannah Lucinda Smith (@hannahluci) March 28, 2022

Roman Abramovich's eyesight “completely disappeared” after a suspected poisoning while in Ukraine for peace talks, I'm told.

“We did not identify the substance. No idea who was behind [the attack] — but it looks like Roman was the main target.”https://t.co/rs2qMaUXRd

— max seddon (@maxseddon) March 28, 2022

BREAKING: Federal judge finds former Pres. Trump "more likely than not" committed felony obstruction in the effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election. https://t.co/Qiw5iA3Ggg

— ABC News (@ABC) March 28, 2022

Breaking News: Donald Trump most likely committed felonies in trying to overturn the 2020 election, a judge wrote in a civil case related to Jan. 6 documents: "The illegality of the plan was obvious." https://t.co/zDCwIqyfpB

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 28, 2022

This is a massive ruling. Judge has determined that Donald TRUMP likely committed felony obstruction of Congress.https://t.co/6VjYbzlIN0 pic.twitter.com/pYkSNnA0oH

— Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) March 28, 2022

The House committee investigating the Capitol riot issued a report on Peter Navarro and Dan Scavino Jr.’s roles in efforts to overturn Donald Trump’s 2020 election loss. It laid out reasons to charge them with criminal contempt of Congress. https://t.co/EgEDRwxxwG

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 28, 2022

House Jan. 6 panel makes contempt case against Scavino, Navarro https://t.co/QYRW7cPRxT pic.twitter.com/tUGvwg2bhb

— The Hill (@thehill) March 28, 2022

But not a busy day for Merrick Garland.

— Millie Hagen (@InfosecGirlDnvr) March 28, 2022

Phenomenal stuff. pic.twitter.com/Y1766ZbcTy

— Philip Bump (@pbump) March 28, 2022

Russia-Ukraine live updates: Zelensky calls for peace ahead of talks; Russia resets military strategy https://t.co/fS0Bdey7P3

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 28, 2022

Zelenskiy hails upcoming Ukraine-Russia peace talks amid fallout from Biden comments on Putin https://t.co/CSBDeprQXX

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 28, 2022

Here is the latest news on the war in Ukraine:

👉 US to spend $100mn on civilian security assistance to Ukraine

👉 Zelensky says Ukraine ready to discuss neutrality in peace talks

Follow our live blog for more: https://t.co/EmMzoAnI47

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 28, 2022

Ukraine ready to discuss adopting neutral status in Russia peace deal, Zelenskiy says https://t.co/cC6tielUh8 pic.twitter.com/dyMNEP5zXF

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 27, 2022

1. For at least a week, Russia has not gained ground in Ukraine, while the Ukrainians have made minor advances.
2. It is the losing side – Putin – that should come up with peace proposals, while the winning side should march forward to greater victory.

— Anders Åslund (@anders_aslund) March 27, 2022

"Russia has increasingly focused on grinding down Ukraine’s military in the east in the hope of forcing Kyiv into surrendering part of the country’s territory to possibly end the war."https://t.co/QmUgiWZECW

— Michael Tackett (@tackettdc) March 28, 2022

In this article, I try to focus on what was truly historic about Biden's Warsaw speech and the what may happen next in Ukraine, why escalation would be a big mistake for Putin and what aspects of possible peace might look like. https://t.co/2V1VR4I8Jh

— David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) March 27, 2022

Right now it seems reasonable to assume Putin does not want an off ramp, he wants to destroy Ukraine. And while that's the case, there can only be one survivor, Putin or Ukraine. If Putin changes… but if anything he appears to be taking Russia deeper into confrontation. https://t.co/1I0HcsixRs

— David Henig 🇺🇦 (@DavidHenigUK) March 28, 2022

We should be clear eyed and accept that the only reason Putin may ever consider the negotiating table is because his military gambit failed.

If he'd taken Kyiv in a week the only negotiations he'd be doing would be with his own newly installed puppet government.

— Dmitry Grozoubinski (@DmitryOpines) March 28, 2022

Throughout this thing people have treated Ukrainian autonomy like an irrelevance. Putin aims to eradicate it. The Nato-to-blame lot act as if it's not pertinent. Now commentators like to debate what fate would acceptable for them, over their heads.

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) March 28, 2022

Kremlin propagandists live and breathe from one clip of Tucker Carlson to the next. Here, Tucker argued that the U.S. should pressure Ukraine into taking Putin's "peace deal," which in essence is a demand for total capitulation. #TuckyoRose pic.twitter.com/YJTOE1o4zK

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) March 27, 2022

Good morning Ireland, 2022 has escalated a touch while you were asleep. Will Smith punched Chris Rock at the Oscars then won Best Actor and went off on a surreal tearful speech about his divine mission 👌🏼 pic.twitter.com/QApvog67RZ

— karly🅿ants 🇺🇦 (@karlypants) March 28, 2022

no words. https://t.co/kqvKp68vLD #oscars

— Marlow Stern (@MarlowNYC) March 28, 2022

Sian Heder’s “CODA,” which first premiered at a virtual Sundance Film Festival in winter 2021, started out as an underdog but gradually emerged as the Oscars’ feel-good favorite. https://t.co/ko1BsxPmch pic.twitter.com/c3sEQgYsvP

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 28, 2022

Breaking News: “CODA” made history on Sunday night, becoming the first film distributed by a streaming service to win best picture. https://t.co/S4W243kWwq

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 28, 2022

Biden condemned Putin while speaking in Poland: “For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power.” The White House later said he was not pushing regime change. https://t.co/eayLLCc0cc

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 26, 2022

Biden’s fierce rhetoric departs from careful balancing act over Russia https://t.co/ULR8EXEFKR

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 27, 2022

About that gaffe: Biden seemed caught up in the force of his rhetoric — riding the wave of his oration right into a nine-word statement that surprised even his own aides. My latest from Warsaw, w @tylerpager. https://t.co/dRG3AJYz2J pic.twitter.com/6zAdIKisvh

— Ashley Parker (@AshleyRParker) March 27, 2022

President Joe Biden's gaffe about regime-change in Russia was an unforced error, @RadioFreeTom writes: https://t.co/JiG7IPrLoK

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 27, 2022

I support Biden and I support his foreign policy in Ukraine (I actually want him to be more aggressive) but this was a significant mistake at a significant moment.

Republicans now have a big opening and can rightfully demand clarification.

— Mike Madrid (@madrid_mike) March 27, 2022

Biden may have committed a gaffe when he said “This man cannot remain in power.” Certainly the walk-back from the White House suggests this was the case. But I would rather have a president who isn’t afraid to call out Putin for his war crimes than one who toadies up to him.

— Max Boot 🇺🇦 (@MaxBoot) March 26, 2022

Republicans calling for the cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment when Biden verbally attacks Putin for the invasion of Ukraine but not when Trump directed an attempted coup is all you need to know about the current state of the Republican Party.

— Olivia Julianna (@0liviajulianna) March 27, 2022

No free world leader should hesitate to state plainly that the world would be a far better place if Putin were no longer in power in Russia. A good way to make that come about is to say exactly that. Russia will be pariah until Putin is gone.

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) March 26, 2022

Or if Putin didn’t have assassins trying to murder Zelensky. https://t.co/iLmcPu2NOB

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) March 26, 2022

The conflict could get far uglier as Putin becomes increasingly frustrated with the failure to deliver the war progress he expected. https://t.co/ml5CmdZapG

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) March 27, 2022

Hundreds of protesters supporting Ukraine lay on the ground in Warsaw on March 25, to represent the civilians killed by Russian forces.

"While you're talking, we are dying," protesters say as U.S. President Joe Biden visits Poland to discuss Russia's war in Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/54cxJYPN1d

— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) March 26, 2022

Today, the Lviv Philharmonic performed for the first time since the invasion—with refugees from across Ukraine joining the orchestra! It was streamed online, as the concert hall is now a warehouse for medical supplies that go to hospitals. Like food, music to nourish the soul! 🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/ejkv2pqNa5

— Nate Mook (@natemook) March 26, 2022

Prince William signalled any decision by Jamaica, Belize and the Bahamas to break away from the British monarchy and become republics will be supported with "pride and respect" by the U.K. https://t.co/ay4F7TENKY

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) March 26, 2022

Someone should really tell him he doesn’t get to choose!https://t.co/NWQLiv1bNd

— The Purple Pimpernel (@Eyeswideopen69) March 26, 2022

Similarly, whether or not Charles or later William is head of the Commonwealth is a matter for the Commonwealth itselfhttps://t.co/7d9XC4zWcU

— Sunder Katwala (@sundersays) March 26, 2022

The colonial era royal relic tour from hell in the Caribbean isn’t as bad as it gets for a ridiculous Ruritanian monarchy.

On parade next week in London will be Andrew Windsor, financially helped by brother Charles(and possibly his mam) to settle a £12m sex case.

Tick-tick.

— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) March 26, 2022

Also the very people who are howling that the Union is in "crisis" are the people who actually created the "crisis"

— Marcella (@CellaH26) March 27, 2022

1/2 I am Pro Union. But this is desperation from DUP. Park Brexit issue. (I am fed up of that being used in every political debate.)
This didn’t start in 2016. One way or another, DUP has been telling Unionists they need to vote DUP in every election “or else” for 20 years. https://t.co/aFFWfZd9LW

— James H. Lewis (@JamesHLUK) March 19, 2022

Next time someone's interviewing Jeffrey Donaldson about his wee "rile up the boys" gathering can ye do us all a favour and ask him what the DUP's great plan is for replacing the GFA?
I'm sure it's well rounded and thought out like the whole supporting Brexit thing was.

— Brendan Harkin (@brendanjharkin) March 26, 2022

pic.twitter.com/c7nMubBFKV

— Red Hanrahan 🇮🇪 🤝 🇺🇦 (@Red_Hanrahan) March 27, 2022

Almost 24 years after the GFA

~Why are the UDA & UVF still active?

~Why are Brit Gov officials still meeting them?

~Why do the DUP consider them 'Stakeholders'

~Most importantly, why are we still tolerating this?https://t.co/Fvm9f0HAQz

— Sarah (@Sal_feeko) March 26, 2022

“A Conservative election expert said Sinn Fein was on course to win control of the Northern Ireland executive within weeks.”

Does the election expert know how the Stormont Executive works??
https://t.co/tdTAD4e8IA

— Darran Marshall (@DarranMarshall) March 26, 2022

The DUP made the same mistake, believing the Tories care about the Union. Why do Scottish unionists blindly walk into the same trap? Bozo's character of betraying everybody will be useful for once.

— Indynat 🇳🇱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇩🇪🇺🇦 (@IndyNatD1) March 26, 2022

Full story here https://t.co/lp9bIWS5TP

— Hamish Morrison (@HMorrison97) March 22, 2022

Rarely mentioned in the news media since it began, Boris Johnson’s Government has been quietly paying a special Coronavirus subsidy to the big newspaper groups for nearly two years. https://t.co/DlhylKl5Hv

— Matthew Hardy (@drmatthewhardy) March 25, 2022

Russian ground forces near Kyiv have stopped trying to take the capital and have shifted to defensive positions as airstrikes continue there, a senior U.S. defense official said Friday, adding that Russia shifted much of its efforts to the Donbas region. https://t.co/rqXQXUAeB6

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 25, 2022

The head of the Russian army has just announced that “The main aims of the first phase of the operation have been fulfilled,” I guess losing 15% of their army through death and injury and not taking any significant territory is a success for Putin. https://t.co/3tn5PxBcUr

— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) March 25, 2022

Russian State Television Descends Into Screaming Match Over Putin’s War Failures in Ukraine:

Military experts on Russian state TV predict that Russia's war against Ukraine will go on for 40 more years.https://t.co/nlX7rUISUi

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) March 25, 2022

Whatever happens next, Putin's Ukraine invasion already ranks as one of the most epic blunders in modern history – up there with Bush's Iraq war. Almost every assumption Putin made has been wrong.

— Edward Luce (@EdwardGLuce) March 25, 2022

What I’m watching, as it’s all significant:
1)
-UKR forces attempting to surround the RU 35th Combined Arms Army (CAA) NW & N of Kyiv
-UKR forces counterattacking RU forces on the route from Sumy
-UKR forces mauling RU logistics columns attempting to relieve all these forces. 1/

— Mark Hertling (@MarkHertling) March 25, 2022

Russians have "clearly lost command and control at the operational level": Gen. McCaffrey comments on alleged Russian radio transmissions intercepted by The New York Times. https://t.co/fpsOQL8f2z

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 25, 2022

NEW tonight: Ukraine is starting to push back Russian troops struggling trying to regroup from major logistical snags, US & European officials told @RobbieGramer & me.

“As we see, their Army is bullshit,” one Ukrainian official said of Russia's military. https://t.co/dtqpvrkJ5r

— Jack Detsch (@JackDetsch) March 25, 2022

Forbes: Ukrainian army now has 43 more tanks than at the beginning of the war

According to analysts, since the beginning of the war, #Russian army has lost 530 tanks, while the Armed Forces of #Ukraine have lost 74 of their own, but captured 117 enemy tanks. pic.twitter.com/RTlMc8mryf

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 24, 2022

"Uh, everything's under control. Situation normal. Uh, had a slight weapons malfunction. But, uh, ev- everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. Uh, we're all fine here . . . now . . . thank you. How are you?"https://t.co/AJA3C28Tol

— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) March 25, 2022

Vladimir Putin had a very pointed way of summing up the international efforts to sanction his country for its invasion of Ukraine.

It’s all an attempt, he said Friday, to “cancel” Russia. https://t.co/yACtTnNi7L

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 25, 2022

.@ianbremmer: The global fallout from Russia's war in Ukraine is only getting worse https://t.co/rXSBjvNnKI

— TIME (@TIME) March 25, 2022

A joke from Moscow: "According to Putin the special military operation is really a conflict btw Russia and NATO about World dominance. Whats the situation now?" "Russia has lost 15000 troops, 6 generals, 500 tanks, 3 ships, 100 planes and 1000 trucks. NATO hasn't arrived yet."

— Eerik N Kross (@EerikNKross) March 24, 2022

Russian troops are no longer in full control of Kherson after a counter-attack by Ukrainian forces, a senior U.S. Defense Department official says. https://t.co/UWx4IcK8uC

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 25, 2022

UNICEF's James Elder: "The longer this goes on, the longer children are bearing the brunt…the more likely we are suddenly to get a generation of Ukrainian kids who know war. We can't afford that. Europe can't afford that. Ukraine can't afford that."https://t.co/TZsXS2DiCE

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 25, 2022

BREAKING: CBS News and The Washington Post have obtained copies of numerous texts between Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' wife, Ginni Thomas, and Pres. Trump's White House chief of staff Mark Meadows about efforts to overturn the 2020 election. https://t.co/9S2aV3WIKS

— CBS News (@CBSNews) March 24, 2022

“Trump’s refusal to accept he lost—enabled by conservative elites like Ginni Thomas—is a festering wound on American democracy. Be outraged about it, or don’t act outraged about anything.”

Well said, @mattklewis.https://t.co/72sSqDNVEt

— David French (@DavidAFrench) March 25, 2022

I don't talk to my husband about politics but I do text the Chief of Staff to overturn the election feels like a hard line to walk https://t.co/yTXkaLXio8

— Astead (@AsteadWesley) March 24, 2022

So Meadows was communicating with Ginni Thomas on his personal email about the coup, ad well as with Jared Kushner. Kushner needs to be questioned too. https://t.co/9wZTRgJJ44

— Daniel Goldman (@danielsgoldman) March 25, 2022

Ginni Thomas can do whatever crazy things she wants. But Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas cannot rule on a case that would disclose the crazy things Ginni Thomas was doing. That was a clear conflict of interest. Justice Thomas once again dishonors the Supreme Court. https://t.co/Z3VdtWWpis

— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) March 24, 2022

A rule applying to all justices requires disqualification if a spouse “has … any … interest that could be substantially affected by the outcome of the proceeding.”
That clearly applied here.https://t.co/gOMpockIpj

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) March 25, 2022

A lot of people in the media are asking "Should Clarence Thomas recuse himself?" (Whether or not the answer to that is "Yes," he won't.) But that's the wrong question. The right one is this: "If Clarence Thomas doesn't resign when will impeachment proceedings against him begin?"

— Mary L Trump (@MaryLTrump) March 25, 2022

Everyone I talk to does not believe anything will be done about this. Jan 6 committee is doing nothing – NY is dropping its case – where is Merrick Garland on anything? – Democrats continue to think there are rules and the GOP burnt the rule book long ago….

— Colleen Reiter (@colleenareiter) March 25, 2022

Hey Merrick Garland… everything ok over there?? Y’all awake? https://t.co/T4pnsHQaTl

— Joy-Ann (Pro-Democracy) Reid 😷 (@JoyAnnReid) March 15, 2022

Analysis: Trump accidentally proves that the Clinton campaign wasn’t the driving force of the Russia probe https://t.co/4JCWEh5ASs

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 26, 2022

President Biden met in a closed-door session with NATO leaders in Brussels, the first of three summits on Thursday.

How the alliance would respond to any use of chemical, biological and even nuclear weapons by Russia is expected to be a major focus.https://t.co/c6djtLT2MX pic.twitter.com/zujAqmWbqT

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 24, 2022

"Since Feb 24, the west has been galvanised into more unity than it has shown in years. Yet most of the world is on the sidelines waiting to see which way it goes. Not for the first time, the west risks mistaking itself for global consensus." My column https://t.co/fqyJJ6gx07

— Edward Luce (@EdwardGLuce) March 24, 2022

⚡️Zelensky to NATO: Don't say Ukraine's army doesn't meet Alliance's standards.

In a virtual address to NATO, President Zelensky said that he has one demand. “After such a war against Russia… Please, never, never again tell us that our army does not meet NATO standards.”

— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) March 24, 2022

Ukraine destroyed a Russian ship at a port under Russian occupation, the country’s military said. The port of Berdyansk, which Russia captured in late February, offered Moscow a way to reinforce and resupply its forces.https://t.co/53AYFmWwHV

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 24, 2022

Today, on the one month anniversary of Putin’s invasion, @ZelenskyyUa is calling on all of us to stand up for freedom and democracy by showing support for Ukraine.

We stand with Ukraine and urge you to do the same. Please consider watching and sharing this video. #SlavaUkraini https://t.co/tO4YZ1xlVw

— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) March 24, 2022

Like this?https://t.co/IoLItG0gnK

— Maria Garcia (@MariGarCar) March 24, 2022

Russian crew members on a superyacht that U.S. officials say could be owned by President Vladimir Putin abruptly left their jobs and the Italian town where it was being repaired a couple of weeks ago amid scrutiny of the vessel, workers say. https://t.co/UTCoYAiMd9

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 24, 2022

⚡Breaking: Anatoly Chubais, who gave Putin his first Kremlin job, stepped down as Russia's climate envoy and has left the country over Putin's war in Ukrainehttps://t.co/MMEDrTal6V

— Scott Rose (@rprose) March 23, 2022

The US decision to delay sanctioning Abramovich is an unexpected twist in the West’s strategy to punish rich oligarchs in an effort to pressure Putin. Abramovich is the only oligarch to publicly say he is trying to push Moscow to find a peaceful resolutionhttps://t.co/yBTKno8IPj

— Vivian Salama (@vmsalama) March 23, 2022

"Much of what looks like unbridgeable polarization online may be the product of boredom, distraction, and jadedness; when something real happens, people pay attention to that instead. We refresh our feeds incessantly, looking for new information…" https://t.co/I22Mg1Q95W

— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) March 24, 2022

NYT has obtained the resignation letter of one of the prosecutors who was leading the Manhattan DA's Trump investigation. It argues that not seeking charges against Trump was "misguided" and "contrary to the public interest." W/ @WRashbaum and @benprotess https://t.co/gOJawZyoKd

— Jonah Bromwich (@Jonesieman) March 23, 2022

Former Pres. Trump repeatedly pushed GOP Rep. Mo Brooks of Alabama to "rescind" the 2020 election results, "remove" Pres. Biden from office and redo the last presidential election in several conversations last year, Brooks told @ABC News. https://t.co/XFgSSqs00f

— ABC News (@ABC) March 23, 2022

Mo Brooks this morning: Trump “always brings up, ‘we got to rescind the election. We got to take Joe Biden out and put me in now.’l

Q – “He still says that?”

Mo – “Yes.” pic.twitter.com/AldbwHtMmm

— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) March 24, 2022

Former Donald Trump adviser Paul Manafort was stopped by US customs officials at Miami International Airport on Sunday and prevented from boarding a flight bound for Dubai. https://t.co/qYUz7hLrLY

— CNN (@CNN) March 23, 2022

“You have earned this spot. You are worthy. You are a great American.”

Senator Cory Booker offered Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson a respite from conservative attacks during her Supreme Court confirmation hearing, endorsing her candidacy in emotional terms.https://t.co/LBUOzMBIva pic.twitter.com/H2NHOsSB9H

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 24, 2022

Oh look, the PoS Ted Cruz did something good:
“"Antiracist Baby" is a No. 1 bestseller on Amazon a day after the GOP senator railed against it during Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearing.” https://t.co/SGcofGYFxS

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) March 24, 2022

New – Top Rs say Jackson unlikely to get more than few GOP votes — and that may be a stretch. Graham almost certainly a no despite voting YES before. Blames Biden. “I'll make my decision based on his decision” to play to the base. And downplays past vote. https://t.co/1meHEXpehp

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) March 23, 2022

Senator Cotton actually accused Judge Jackson of lying under oath to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Staggering. It’s hard to say who was the most disgraceful: Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz, Marsha Blackburn, Lindsey Graham, or Tom Cotton. It’s easy to say who triumphed: Judge Jackson.

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) March 23, 2022

Trump appointed three Supreme Court justices with some of the lowest presidential approval ratings in history https://t.co/moSCjUvL9u

— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) March 24, 2022

The Senate GOP might be the most unserious assembly of assclowns I’ve ever seen. And I’ve seen Donald Trump and his kids in the same room.

This is embarrassing.

— Angry Staffer 🌻 (@Angry_Staffer) March 23, 2022

Being the first often means you have to be the best — and the bravest. 📸 @sbmaneyphoto for @nytimes pic.twitter.com/DSZiawlnDd

— Sarahbeth Maney (@sbmaneyphoto) March 24, 2022

Breaking NBC: The Biden admin is preparing to unveil as early as this week a plan to expedite and streamline the resettlement of some Ukrainian refugees in the United States. https://t.co/uiYlFTRzLi

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 22, 2022

Analysis: Biden is expected to face pressure to do more to help with Europe's fastest growing refugee crisis since World War II when he meets with Polish Prime Minister Andrzej Duda this week in Warsaw. https://t.co/RpMo2hMfD0

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 22, 2022

The official target for refugee admissions for fiscal 2022 is 125,000; at the pace so far this fiscal year, we’ll admit fewer than 16,000. That’s barely more than the lowest level of refugee arrivals on record (a record notched last year — under Biden). https://t.co/UzOIsovF8m

— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) March 18, 2022

President Biden will impose sanctions this week on hundreds of members of the State Duma, Russia’s lower house of Parliament, according to a person familiar with the planned announcement.

Follow live updates on the Russian invasion of Ukraine: https://t.co/PIMVnltzLC

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 23, 2022

A month in Ukraine: 'All normal life is gone' https://t.co/86lT5TeS3v

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) March 23, 2022

A “catastrophically incorrect assessment”: even supporters of Putin’s war on Ukraine are voicing unease over the Kremlin’s handling of it. With @mschwirtz https://t.co/AMS8nWCZZR

— Anton Troianovski (@antontroian) March 22, 2022

Ukraine claims it has retaken key town outside Kyiv, as defenses hold against fierce Russian onslaught https://t.co/BPiHrE6Wuv

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 23, 2022

Ukraine just captured part of one of Russia's most capable electronic warfare systems:https://t.co/KVMnZIiJWm

— Tyler Rogoway (@Aviation_Intel) March 23, 2022

“The only biological weapon that we have here in Ukraine are the corpses of Russian soldiers.” https://t.co/LdmcSyR1sg

— Slate (@Slate) March 23, 2022

“The war in Ukraine is not about Ukraine, it’s about one man’s desire to return to the past. NATO must stop him.” @OlgaNYC1211 https://t.co/y3mxNKyIZv

— CEPA (@cepa) March 23, 2022

One topic that is almost as prevalent on Russian state TV as the war in Ukraine is the endless stream of threats to those who would dare to oppose or even criticize it, smeared as "traitors." Gov't officials and experts demand additional criminal measures against such people. pic.twitter.com/yOmXmsMNxP

— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) March 23, 2022

The Ukrainian military is mounting an aggressive campaign to reclaim territory captured by Russia in southern Ukraine, hoping to use public defiance to bolster military efforts, according to Ukrainian and U.S. officials. https://t.co/9kQOKeUTYp

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) March 22, 2022

After days of fighting, Ukrainian forces have regained control of the city of Makariv, west of Kyiv, the Armed Forces of Ukraine said today. Makariv has sustained significant damage from ongoing Russian airstrikes. https://t.co/JUyEEJZdDH

— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) March 22, 2022

"The Ukrainians are doing their part. Now is the time to arm them on the scale and with the urgency needed…[And] we must announce a Marshall Plan…to help create a future worth having for a people willing to fight so resolutely for its freedom."https://t.co/1YQdU1R30E

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) March 22, 2022

Russian soldiers fire on protesters in Kherson, Ukraine https://t.co/U8AAdmHnLG pic.twitter.com/LrZtVzADPs

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 22, 2022

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine condemned Russian attacks on protesters in the city of Kherson and strikes in Zaporizhzhia, where four children were hospitalized.

“The Russian soldiers do not even know what it is like to be free,” he said. https://t.co/nMhSXTNUWK

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 22, 2022

Talked to @Pontifex. Told His Holiness about the difficult humanitarian situation and the blocking of rescue corridors by Russian troops. The mediating role of the Holy See in ending human suffering would be appreciated. Thanked for the prayers for Ukraine and peace. pic.twitter.com/wj4hmrTRGd

— Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) March 22, 2022

President Zelenskyy warns that Russia's invasion of Ukraine could cause famine in other parts of the world. https://t.co/hpmPfvuhGk

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 22, 2022

“The cauldron of post-imperial resentment … infuses Mr. Putin’s worldview and inspires his brutal war.
The goal, plainly, is empire. And the line will not be drawn at Ukraine.”https://t.co/Tj2LozKHIt

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) March 22, 2022

"We have a good idea how Putin (along with plenty of Westerners) thought the invasion would end—with a blitzkrieg that decapitates Ukraine’s government and installs a puppet regime while a fragmented West bickers over puny sanctions.
That’s off the table."https://t.co/VlM5VJDMUM

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) March 22, 2022

As women fleeing the fighting in Ukraine squeeze onto trains, buses, and cars heading west, a smaller contingent is rushing home and into the line of fire, hoping to reunite with their children https://t.co/dAhayCrTdA

— TIME (@TIME) March 22, 2022

President Biden will travel to Europe for talks with some of the U.S.’s closest allies this week, in his most direct effort yet to rally opposition to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/X4PdLNnUrT

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 21, 2022

Ukraine's military said residents should brace for more indiscriminate Russian shelling of critical infrastructure, as U.S. President Joe Biden issued one of his strongest warnings yet that Moscow is considering using chemical weapons https://t.co/VidBZk2JhI pic.twitter.com/mygyoP0owP

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 22, 2022

Analysis: The White House has issued its starkest warning that Russia may be planning cyberattacks against critical-sector U.S. companies amid the Ukraine invasion.https://t.co/gf5IKjBTlj

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 22, 2022

Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson will face a first round of questioning Tuesday from the Senate Judiciary Committee during the second day of her confirmation hearings.

Follow our updates: https://t.co/yA653MmTPZ

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 22, 2022

Judge Jackson introducing her understandably emotional husband while one of their daughters looks on with pride was a cool moment pic.twitter.com/1NJFGroDOy

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 21, 2022

Opinion by Jennifer Rubin: “She is so manifestly qualified, so perfectly embodies the American dream and is so blessed with superior judicial temperament that it is obvious why Republicans are struggling.” https://t.co/Voweo9szpM

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 21, 2022

Ted Cruz calls Brett Kavanaugh's sexual assault allegations "teenage dating habits," as he tries and fails to deliver a 2024 presidential campaign stump speech instead of an opening statement at a Supreme Court nominee confirmation hearing. pic.twitter.com/5AoHRuHvpZ

— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) March 21, 2022

The President is leading a coalition to defend Ukraine and confront a dictator threatening a world war. It is the most dangerous moment since the Cuban Missile Crisis. The Republican Party is focused on swimming. @GOP is a collection of white grievances, not a serious party. https://t.co/pVLFlh0vy7

— stuart stevens (@stuartpstevens) March 22, 2022

A chilling new threat. Russia's Defense Ministry says Ukraine has until 5am on March 21 to surrender the besieged city of Mariupol, adding it'll let residents and troops who lay down arms leave. Anyone left behind "with the bandits" will "face a military tribunal." via RIA

— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) March 20, 2022

Ukraine refuses Russia's demand to surrender Mariupol: Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk rejected Russia's demand that Ukraine surrender the city of Mariupol. "There can be no question of any surrender, laying down of arms.. via TheWeek https://t.co/quh1dA6juD

— Jeffrey Levin 🇺🇦 (@jilevin) March 21, 2022

https://t.co/KxWVzfW5EX I updated my substack with the latest comments and rejection of this ridiculous offer by Ukraine

— Olga Lautman 🇺🇦 (@OlgaNYC1211) March 21, 2022

https://t.co/DUtv3C0CmF

— DC (@Ramila67) March 20, 2022

“Now residents face a new danger: evacuation to parts of Russia, where an uncertain fate awaits them. Potential evacuees are first questioned by Russian officials, who ‘test them to see if they are trustworthy. They check their social media feeds for anything anti-Russian.’”

— Bianna Golodryga (@biannagolodryga) March 20, 2022

Mariupol: Ukraine rejects Russian offer to surrender Mariupol https://t.co/cxSCMZM75P

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 21, 2022

Zelensky said Sunday he would reject a peace agreement requiring Ukraine to recognize independence of 3 Russian-backed regions.“You cannot demand us recognize territories as independent republics. These compromises are simply wrong.”#ResistanceUnited https://t.co/f6UkGFOeSX

— _LiGibbs_ 🌎 Citizen✨🇪🇺🇪🇸🇺🇸🇦🇩🏴‍☠️🏳️‍🌈✨ (@CatEyezGreen_) March 20, 2022

⚡️Ukraine’s military intelligence claim that Russia’s elites scheme to overthrow Putin to restore economic ties with Western countries.

Aleksandr Bortnikov, head of FSB security agency, is allegedly being considered as Putin’s successor, according to Ukraine's intelligence.

— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) March 20, 2022

Good. Putin has escalated his killing of innocent Europeans. In response, European leaders must escalate sanctions, including an oil embargo. It the moral choice and also a prudent choice to hasten the end of Putins horrific slaughter in Ukraine. https://t.co/A7mdogsrJt

— Michael McFaul (@McFaul) March 21, 2022

Why is Putin doing this? The answer is simple. From 2015 to 2021 he became increasingly convinced the US would let him do it, to the point of certainty this year. And he was right

— Bruno Maçães (@MacaesBruno) March 20, 2022

Putin will continue to escalate. Using new weapons, destroying entire cities, massacring and deporting thousands of Ukrainians. He feels safe to do so because the most powerful military in the world already declared it will not fight him.

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) March 21, 2022

Patience may be the key to defeating Putin. But for the people of Ukraine that will likely come at a horrific cost. How we manage that tension will likely determine the outcome and aftermath of this war. https://t.co/zyJUFuMYQR

— David Rothkopf (@djrothkopf) March 20, 2022

This idea about ”Global Britain” is as true as ”Peaceful Russia”. Simply utter rubbish, to put it diplomatically. To claim that ⁦@BorisJohnson⁩ ”has taken a lead globally in standing up to Putin” is an illusion only possible in #Brexit la la land. https://t.co/xtLpFE4JiZ

— Alexander Stubb (@alexstubb) March 20, 2022

It is an awful commentary on the “values” of Johnson and Sunak’s predecessor George Osborne that they are up to their necks in the scandal that has made London, nicknamed Londongrad, the money-laundering capital of the world. https://t.co/urD7xQqlTM

— alan mills (@alanmills405) March 20, 2022

It’s revealing that the most strident critics of disgraced UK prime minister Al ‘Boris’ Johnson are often those who know him best: family members, former employers or colleagues, fellow politicians or his ex-cronies. The man is a lying, racist, bigoted cesspit of immoral filth. pic.twitter.com/CmavekVxBL

— Brexit Buster (@BrexitBuster) March 20, 2022

Disgusting. Stoking up fear and division when Putin has all his ppl long here.

— Annette Dittert (@annettedittert) March 20, 2022

The math of military conquests and occupation may be against Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ukraine. Estimates of Russian deaths vary widely. Yet even conservative figures are in the low thousands, approaching a month of fighting. https://t.co/OUgQEz5ITA

— The Associated Press (@AP) March 20, 2022

If the history of strongmen is any indication, it may be downhill for the Russian leader from here. https://t.co/p26N6xGxGa

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 20, 2022

Vladimir Putin tried to justify the invasion of Ukraine during a Friday evening rally in Moscow, but his speech was cut off due to what was described by the Russian government as a technical error. https://t.co/nRgPQOuiq7

— Tim Mak (@timkmak) March 19, 2022

Putin ‘channeling his inner Trump’ at Moscow rally, says Sean Hannity https://t.co/KnWUc3sv0W

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 19, 2022

In Opinion
"Trump and Putin, what a pair, shrinking in stature in the eyes of the world. Tiny, tiny Trump and cruel fool Putin," Maureen Dowd writes. https://t.co/yTFX2uJQJV

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 19, 2022

.@MaddowBlog: Is the Republican Party’s “Putin wing” large? Not really. But Marjorie Taylor Greene’s newest video is a reminder that it definitely exists. https://t.co/Ajcts0alQT

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 19, 2022

American political journalism seems incapable of calling Republican/Fox (etc) propaganda what it is. @EricBoehlert explains in his latest newsletter post (you should subscribe): https://t.co/kbuQhSAfoN

— Dan Gillmor (@dangillmor) March 19, 2022

Russian disinformation is in the news due to the #Ukraine war. But it’s been shaping US political discourse for the past six years. In my #OurLand newsletter, I explain how Trump & Co. boost Putin’s disinfo.

Read/RT: https://t.co/1iTQyTeWSC

Sign up: https://t.co/REX6S9GbFg pic.twitter.com/QgGf3qOt7A

— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) March 19, 2022

Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull testified Monday that right-wing media mogul Rupert Murdoch has done more to divide and damage America with the help of Donald Trump than Russian President Vladimir Putin.https://t.co/ROgsn6r0cm

— Benny the snitch (@Bennythesnitch) March 19, 2022

Anyone who likes anything Western is a national traitor, declared Putin and two days later appeared dressed in a $10K Loro Piana coat at a rally in Moscow promoting war in Ukraine. Putin has long been a fan of the brand – time to end this. Please, signhttps://t.co/E9LmkLKuc7

— KarineOrlova (@OrlovaKarine) March 19, 2022

In my pinned article, I wrote that—based on the years of research I did for the Proof trilogy—I worry that annexations of Belarus (already a Kremlin vassal state) and Moldova could be next on Putin’s medium-term to-do list. I was attacked.

Now Putin has hired a man to sing this: https://t.co/WnkBls55l8

— Seth Abramson (@SethAbramson) March 20, 2022

Until I listened to these reassurances I didn't take seriously the idea that Putin might have a serious illness. https://t.co/QPaOB5Bpm4

— Jeet Heer (@HeerJeet) March 19, 2022

I spoke to a Sovietologist friend today who told me the widespread assumption that Putin is a Botox fiend — "he's the Kim Kardashian of tyrants" as she put it. So I went to the pictures: pic.twitter.com/Cwf0L1Vhp5

— Harry Litman (@harrylitman) March 19, 2022

Three Russian cosmonauts arrived at the International Space Station last night in flight suits made in the yellow and blue of the Ukrainian flag, in what appeared to be a daring statement against the war https://t.co/iBEGV12e63

— The Times (@thetimes) March 19, 2022

‘Sometimes yellow is just yellow’: Russia's space agency Roscosmos rejected Western media reports suggesting that its three cosmonauts joining the International Space Station had chosen to wear yellow suits with a blue trim in support of Ukraine https://t.co/vNliuXX1bQ pic.twitter.com/ZtuWWWw9DR

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 20, 2022

"After all, the struggle for Ukraine, as history tells us, is about much more than just Ukraine or Europe. It is the struggle for the shape of the world to come." ~Yaroslav Hrytsak#Ukrainehttps://t.co/ygDscZTZnS

— Timothy Snyder (@TimothyDSnyder) March 20, 2022

“Russia is heading toward harsher internet censorship akin to China’s Great Firewall to better control its people,” our columnist writes. “The Ukraine crisis has only accelerated a process that started years earlier.”https://t.co/4y1zP4dwnS

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 19, 2022

After 12 days of stealing Putin's tanks, Ukrainian farmers are now unofficially the fifth-largest military in Europe pic.twitter.com/ImLfDYrcjU

— Business Ukraine mag (@Biz_Ukraine_Mag) March 8, 2022

Boris Johnson likens Ukrainians’ fight to British people voting for Brexit. I can still remember the enthusiasm of Putin and Trump after the referendum. Boris, your words offend Ukrainians, the British and common sense.

— Donald Tusk (@donaldtuskEPP) March 19, 2022

Even as a staunch Brexiteer, this is totally cringe from @BorisJohnson. Comparing the vote to leave the EU with the Ukrainian people fighting for their lives against a foreign invader is an insult to their bravery and sacrifice. https://t.co/RwA4PEbG25

— Julia Hartley-Brewer (@JuliaHB1) March 19, 2022

'Putin believed the West was in chronic decline, weakened by internal division and ideological rancour. The election of Donald Trump and Brexit he saw as proof of this.'
Latest from Alan Little https://t.co/ocnblzvOj7

— Sarah Rosemary (@SarahRosemary3) March 19, 2022

It's good to see Europe finally getting its house in order.

Even if we had to be dragged kicking and screaming.

Even Londongrad, aka Moscow-on-Thames, is taking steps.

Over to you now, Cyprus.https://t.co/JheCINWfb6

— Joseph Sexton (@josephsbcn) March 17, 2022

Boris Johnson was accused of being a "threat to national security" following reports he was at a Tory party fundraising event on the night Vladimir Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/e9P1rKNC7t

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 19, 2022

Johnson is beyond ironyhttps://t.co/Q18lN21hh4

— Planet Belfast 💙 Get vaccinated 😷 🇪🇺 (@Planet_Belfast) March 19, 2022

What would it take for Tory party to decide it has had enough of Johnson? So far he has broken the law, cosied up to oligarchs, insulted Ukraine and EU, repeatedly lied and raised taxes. Yet still no one seems that bothered

— John Crace (@JohnJCrace) March 20, 2022

Jacob Rees-Mogg says Partygate is trivial "fluff".
Tories have no moral compass.
170k died from govt negligence whilst PM partied.
People could not mourn or say goodbyes their loved ones. That pain will never go away. But we can make this govt go away.https://t.co/mpTGQthSKx

— Prem Sikka (@premnsikka) March 19, 2022

Sure the Tories have levelled the UK, but not up.

— Laurence Unboxed (@Laurence_in_EU) March 19, 2022

Russian missiles hit aircraft plant near Lviv airport in western Ukraine https://t.co/Rvt2zpFOMl

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 18, 2022

Russia steps up assault on civilian targets. @ianpannell reports from Kyiv.

LATEST: https://t.co/anY8VQjP1F pic.twitter.com/iHBbXlBPWg

— Good Morning America (@GMA) March 17, 2022

🔴 Several Russian missiles have destroyed an aircraft repair plant near the airport in Lviv, the western Ukrainian city’s mayor said

Follow live updates from Ukraine throughout the day ⤵️🧵https://t.co/yEr3M17She

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) March 18, 2022

Putin is shit scared of the notion of Ukraine getting MiGs so he's attacking infrastructure that could be used for them.

I'll shout now.

CAN YOU THINK OF A SINGLE BETTER ARGUMENT FOR DELIVERING MIGS TO UKRAINE??#FuckUPutin. https://t.co/ttbGobUAQ9

— Paul Niland (@PaulNiland) March 18, 2022

“The risk of transferring the MIGs [Ukraine has urgently requested] is low, [but] the need is great. Russia’s control of the skies has visited a humanitarian catastrophe on Ukraine.” So this option relying on Poland’s cooperation must be greenlighted ASAP https://t.co/MLpGL2fOTM

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) March 17, 2022

“I’m grateful to U.S. President Biden for new effective aid for our country.”

Ukraine’s President Zelenskiy praised the latest wave of military assistance from the U.S. and declined to provide details of his country’s negotiating tactics with Russia https://t.co/MvMFQI9wNM pic.twitter.com/QPQLmOY3eC

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) March 18, 2022

The nature of the conflict doesn't require them as it stands currently. Also, support infrastructure required for MIGs is orders of magnitude more complex than "cutting-edge" US single-use drones

— Tyler West (@ActuallyMrWest) March 17, 2022

The official Twitter account for the president of Russia follows 22 others — and one of them is Arnold Schwarzenegger, who in a video posted on Thursday debunked Russian disinformation about the war on Ukraine and urged Putin to end the conflict.https://t.co/O1kTCsoenr

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 17, 2022

“It would be very hard to intimidate someone like Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the real substance could go on behind the scenes.” https://t.co/xKxcSNm3iA pic.twitter.com/GwU54uTYRf

— max seddon (@maxseddon) March 17, 2022

The formidable Klitschko brothers could have taken their millions and retired to ice their knuckles in luxury far, far away from Ukraine. Instead, they're leading the resistance in Kyiv. Here's a piece on them, with @GarethADaviesDT https://t.co/Er59vOHMzP

— Guy Kelly (@MrGuyKelly) March 18, 2022

"President Biden was absolutely right to call this guy a 'pure thug'," Fintan O'Toole says about Vladimir Putin. "There's no excuse in the world for what he's doing."https://t.co/5PoKuChJ1i

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 18, 2022

“The Kremlin does not understand all these niceties, they understand brutal force.” @andreivkozyrev, Russia’s former foreign minister, explains how he thinks the West should be responding to war in Ukraine, on “The Economist Asks” podcast https://t.co/FkbRNoEcKf

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 18, 2022

.@JoyceWhiteVance: Trump demanded the translator’s notes after a 2017 conversation with Putin. He kept concealed details of five face-to-face interactions with Putin. He called Putin’s actions “genius.”

Trump is not the champion of besieged democracies. https://t.co/jZDWXHn90X

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) March 18, 2022

Former President Donald Trump withheld aid from the same nation that Republicans are accusing Joe Biden of slow-walking aid to. They don't see the parallels https://t.co/zpwpxiX3pQ

— POLITICO (@politico) March 18, 2022

THE KREMLIN'S REPUBLICANS
Bought and paid for. Eight House Republicans voted in support of Putin to keep Russia's normal trade status with the United States. #donors #dictatorship #trump #maga #russia #invasion https://t.co/RiCkEtgKM7

— Bombshell DAILY 💣 (@BombshellDAILY) March 18, 2022

Tokyo is set to welcome its first Ukrainian refugees, and will provide apartments for them as the city seeks to demonstrate its opposition to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Governor Yuriko Koike says https://t.co/cHn1f8HlSO @BloombergTV pic.twitter.com/qs5ivDXDLF

— Bloomberg (@business) March 18, 2022

Ukrainian refugees fleeing the Russian invasion arrived in Madrid with the help of a group of Spanish taxi drivers who volunteered for a 40-hour trip to Poland and back to support the mass evacuation https://t.co/ENjK3I0wL9 pic.twitter.com/6wdCbtc361

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 18, 2022

Braverman: people would be outraged if we drop security checks on Ukrainians refugees

Streeting: you didn't worry about security checks when Johnson put Lebedev in the lords

Hastings: The Tory parties relationship with Russian oligarchs is a badge of shame #BBCQT pic.twitter.com/ASgWDzDwgq

— UK is with EU (@ukiswitheu) March 17, 2022

P&O statement confirming what was in videos sent to us about the immediate firings “without these changes there is no future for p&o ferries”… follow @KatyAustinNews for more… pic.twitter.com/lpS8vqcL8h

— Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) March 17, 2022

Some dark ironies in the fact that British sailors have been sacked without notice from a ship called "the Spirit of Britain", their union recommended they vote Leave to protect workers' rights, and their French colleagues are keeping their jobs.

— Anthony Zacharzewski (@anthonyzach) March 17, 2022

Brexit trade deals may not deliver any ‘actual economic benefits’, MPs warn – The Independent https://t.co/lx4UuT87dX

— Right Hon. Helen Of Coy ©️ 😉 (@florencerounda2) March 18, 2022

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— 'PK' 🏳️‍🌈 (@PKBook22) March 16, 2022