Live from Ukraine Special: Day 1, Border Trouble

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'We'll throttle your war machine': US lawmakers finally pass major Russia sanctions bill

Day 1,663.Today, we hear reaction to the US Congress approving a bipartisan bill which could see significant sanctions against Russia enshrined into US law, with the potential of 100% tariffs against countries purchasing energy from Moscow. Then we bring you reports of airspace b ...  Show more

'We will not obey a criminal state': The activists who smuggle deserters out of Russia

Day 1,662.Today, the EU announces a ‘counter-hybrid playbook’ and its own version of NATO’s Article 4 after the worrying increase of hybrid incidents and attacks on Europe. The US indicts four Russian intelligence agents preparing acts of terrorism and assassinations across Europ ...  Show more

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