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China supplying Russia with military equipment — or financial support — to aid its invasion of Ukraine could have a serious impact on the conflict, ...

China might not want to risk those sanctions being extended to its own citizens, warned Charles Burton, a senior fellow with the Macdonald-Laurier Institute. Still, it would be difficult for China to actually send sufficient equipment to the region to make a difference anytime soon, Perry said. China supplying Russia with military equipment — or financial support — to aid its invasion of Ukraine could have a serious impact on the conflict, experts warn. However, China doesn’t want Russia to lose this war, either. According to the General Staff of Ukraine, about 2,593 units of Russian equipment had been rendered useless. That’s why the ruble has fallen 40 per cent,” he said. There are a number of ways China could impact the conflict. “The longer this action goes on, the greater benefit to China, in terms of weakening Russia and forcing Russia to become subordinate to China, because Russia will need to have access to Chinese financial markets,” he said. Russia has faced serious losses as it continues its attack on Ukraine, now in its third week. The Russian stock market has remained closed since Feb. 25. “Any financial support from China, even to acquire the essentials of life from the Chinese, will be of assistance to them.” The equipment would have to travel thousands of kilometres, and on top of that, would need to arrive in the right part of Ukraine at the right time.

Russia-Ukraine news from March 15: Red Cross evacuates several thousand civilians from Sumy, northeastern Ukraine.

But at the same time, there’s a whole number of risks … both economic and security,” he told Al Jazeera. “This is the largest special visa category we have established in decades.” “You can be 99 percent sure that Mykolaiv region will continue to hold back the advance of the Russian troops. “Our Economic Crime Act will enable us to crack down harder and faster on dirty money and those who support Putin and his regime,” Sunak said in a statement. Kyiv, which is currently the symbol and forward operating base of Europe’s freedom and security, will not be given up by us.” People – with dignity, the way you have not been treated in your army, and the way your army does not treat ours,” he said. Russia has promised Syrian soldiers, who earn between $15 and $35 per month, a salary of $1,100 to fight in Ukraine, the Observatory reported. “Your courage and the courage of your people inspires us all. Vereshchuk said a convoy with supplies for Mariupol was stuck at nearby Berdyansk and accused Russia of lying about fulfilling agreements to help trapped civilians. General regulation matters, ceasefire, withdrawal of troops from the territory of the country,” Mykhailo Podolyak said on Twitter. Poland has taken in the largest share of the refugee population. And in return they express their deep concerns about the situation,” he said.

Ukraine news from March 14: Attempts to evacuate civilians and deliver humanitarian aid has failed for several days.

He warned “it is only a matter of time” before Russian missiles fall on NATO territory. “The events in Ukraine are truly tragic. They claim the Russian forces granted them only a 15-minute window to leave the area before roads are closed. For additional work in the working subgroups and clarification of individual definitions. According to Muradov, this could help provide people in the Donetsk region with humanitarian supplies. Although Russia realizes the nonsense of its aggressive actions, it still has a delusion that 19 days of violence against 🇺🇦 peaceful cities is the right strategypic.twitter.com/BhFLgBSKiu Bennett has held numerous calls with Russian and Ukrainian officials in an attempt to assist efforts to resolve the conflict. For additional work in the working subgroups and clarification of individual definitions. “Iran is against the war in Ukraine, supports a peaceful solution. “Military analysts are suggesting it may have been a way to keep pressure on the Ukrainians even as the talks were going on.” Citing wartime data for conflicts in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen, it predicted the “annual output contraction could eventually be much higher, in the range of 25 to 35 percent.” Ankara has said it was forced to opt for the Russian weapons because allies did not provide arms on satisfactory terms.

Russian shelling hits flats and aircraft plant in Kyiv; Ukraine denies firing missile that Moscow says killed at least 20 people in Donetsk.

A convoy of more than 160 cars departed from Mariupol today, local officials said, in what appeared to be the first successful attempt to evacuate civilians from the encircled Ukrainian city. Ninety children have been killed and more than 100 wounded in Ukraine since Russia invaded on 24 February, the Ukrainian general prosecutor’s office said. Ukrainian authorities have denied accusations by the Russians after a Ukrainian missile allegedly exploded in the separatist-controlled city of Donetsk killing at least 20 civilians.

Russia and Ukraine kept a fragile diplomatic path open with a new round of talks Monday even as Moscow's forces pounded away at Kyiv and other cities across ...

The two sides had expressed some optimism in the past few days. The UN has recorded at least 596 civilian deaths since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, though it believes the true toll is much higher. "The situation cannot, cannot continue like this," he said. Ukrainian authorities said two people were killed when the Russians struck an airplane factory in Kyiv, sparking a large fire. A town councillor for Brovary, east of Kyiv, was killed in fighting there, officials said. The claim could not be independently verified. Explosions also reverberated overnight around the Russian-occupied Black Sea port of Kherson. In the southern city of Mariupol, where the war has produced some of the greatest suffering, the city council didn't say how many people were in the convoy of cars headed westward for the city of Zaporizhzhia. But it said a cease-fire along the route appeared to be holding. Robert Mardini, director-general of the International Committee of the Red Cross, said the war has become "nothing short of a nightmare" for those living in besieged cities, and he pleaded for safe corridors for civilians to leave and humanitarian aid to be brought in. The Russian military said 20 civilians in the separatist-controlled city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine were killed by a ballistic missile launched by Ukrainian forces. In the southern Ukrainian city, where the war has produced some of the greatest suffering, the city council didn't say how many people were in the convoy of cars headed west for the city of Zaporizhzhia. But it said a ceasefire along the route appeared to be holding. Previous attempts to evacuate civilians and deliver humanitarian aid to the city of 430,000 were thwarted by continuing fighting.

Russian forces inch toward the Ukrainian capital, with intensified fighting to the northeast and east of the city. Follow here for live news updates.

Everyone who is responsible for the destruction of democracy. "Everyone who is responsible for the war. Everyone who is responsible for repression against people. Negotiations continue," he said. But we will try. "Our convoy with 100 tons of what is most necessary for Mariupol is still kept in Berdyansk. For three days already.