Top Biden administration officials have spoken publicly for the first time about the leak of a trove of sensitive Pentagon documents, including intelligence about the war in Ukraine. Follow our live coverage.
with lawmakers from Kyiv regarding Ukraine’s potential accession to the European Union — a process that usually takes years.Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the U.S. government had spoken with its foreign allies in recent days
“to reassure them about our own commitment to safeguarding intelligence and … to our security partnerships.” He spoke alongside Austin, who said he was informed of the leak on April 6, though many of the documents appeared to have been circulating online for weeks before then.who has been detained in Russia since March. The family said in a statement that the
the United States is “doing everything in its power to bring him home as quickly as possible.” Washington considers his detention wrongful and has vehemently denied Moscow’s unproven claims of espionage.The U.S. defense secretary said Ukraine is working toward its anticipated spring offensive, and its forces have “much of the capability that they need to continue to be successful.” Those remarks appeared to contradict one leaked document conveying U.S.
“The whole administrative center, factories, warehouses, the administration of the city” are under Wagner’s control, Yevgeniy Prigozhin , according to Reuters. Ukraine’s military said late Tuesday that “violent fighting” continues in the city as Russia attempts to wrest “full control.”The head of the World Bank, David Malpass, urged Western nations to contribute to the rebuilding of Ukraine,to be undertaken by international institutions alone. A World Bank study last month estimated it would cost at least $411 billion to rebuild Ukraine’s economy.after “intensive discussions” supported by Turkey and the global body.
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