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Zelenskyy wants Putin trial, Russia accuses US on drones
"Russia is accusing the U.S. of being involved in a purported drone attack yesterday on the Kremlin. Moscow alleges it was a bid to assassinate Vladimir Putin, whose spokesman says, decisions on terror attacks are not made in Kyiv, but rather in Washington. Dmitri peskov says Ukraine then does what it's told to do. He offered no evidence of U.S. involvement, and at The White House. We're still trying to gather information about what happened and we just don't have conclusive evidence one way or the other. Though National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says one thing is for certain. The United States was not involved in this incident in any way contrary to mister peskov's lies. That's what they are just lies. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
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US, Ukraine say many war secrets safe from intel leaks
"Ukraine's leaders are downplaying the impact the leak of U.S. intelligence documents could have on their military operations. I'm Ben Thomas with the closer look. Key reason, Ukraine has long held back sharing its most sensitive operational information, doubting Washington's ability to keep their secrets safe. Ukrainian and U.S. officials maintain only Ukrainians have the details of certain battle plans and other operational information. Ukraine's deputy defense minister saying only a very narrow circle of people know. So the leak, including some military assessments of Ukraine's battlefield strengths and weaknesses against Russia, likely has not been enough, at least so far, to change the course of the war. Still, Washington sees the leaks as grave and more damaging material could still surface. Meanwhile, Russia is making clear its avidly studying at all, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov, saying of the leaks, quite interesting. Ben Thomas, Washington
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China says it's seeking role in Ukraine peace settlement
"The foreign minister of China, which is provided strong political backing for Russia in its invasion of Ukraine, says this country wants to play a role in ending the conflict. Qinggang has told participants at a security conference in Beijing that China's concerned the almost yearlong war could escalate further and spin he says out of control. China will continue to urge peace talks and provide Chinese wisdom to bring about a political settlement he said. Meanwhile, the Kremlin says, Russian president Vladimir Putin could meet with Chinese Communist Party's foreign policy chief Wang Li in Moscow, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov has hailed Russia, China ties as multi dimensional and allied in nature. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Ukraine pushing for more Western military assistance
"Ukraine's government is pushing for even more worse than military aid, as the warring sides are expected to launch new offensives as soon as winter ends, although Ukraine has already won pledges of tanks, the embattled nation once more, Kyiv is now asking for fighter jets. President Joe Biden has ruled out providing F-16s to Ukraine during a trip to the Philippines defense secretary Lloyd Austin said that American assistance will strengthen Ukraine's military ability through military supplies and training. We're focused on providing Ukraine the capability that it needs to be effective in its upcoming anticipated counter offensive in the spring. Kremlin spokesman Dmitri peskov described reports of new U.S. Military assistance to Ukraine as a direct path to inciting tensions and taking escalation to a new level. Peskov also said that the help from the U.S. will not change the course of events, but just require more effort on the part of the Russians. I'm Karen Chammas
AP News Radio
Russia downplays West's move on tanks, strikes Ukraine again
"While many have praised the decision from western powers to send tanks to Ukraine, Russia has shrugged it off, and launched a new barrage of attacks on the country, the Kremlin has previously warned that such tank deliveries would be a dangerous escalation of the conflict in Ukraine. It also strongly denounced the significant move by Germany and the United States to send the heavy weaponry to its enemy, but it insists the new armor won't stop Russia from achieving its goals in Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman to meet the peskov, said the potential of the tanks in the fight against Russia were clearly exaggerated and that they will burn just like any others. Pascal also warned the west not to get too involved in the conflict. Moscow views everything that NATO and the capitals I have mentioned are doing as direct involvement in the conflicts, we can see it growing. Meanwhile, Russia launched a new wave of missiles and self exploding drones across Ukraine, the latest in a series of strikes, many of which have targeted power plants and other key infrastructure. I'm Karen Chammas
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"peskov" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Widely praised by Congress, but the view in Moscow one that will not advance Russian Ukrainian peace talks. They saw your world headlines from ABC News. Spokesman Dmitry peskov says it shows America's continuing down the path toward a de facto and indirect war with this country until the last Ukrainian. And the Russian ambassador to the UN, meanwhile, labels zelensky's visit, Hollywood style with the head of the key regime. Elsewhere, turkey says, while it appreciates Sweden's steps so far to gain approval to join NATO, it's not even halfway through fulfilling the commitments it made to secure Ankara's support. And more than 9 years after Croatia became the European Union's newest member, it's adopting the EU's common currency, the Euro, and joining the Schengen area, Europe's Visa free travel zone on January 1st. Tom rivers at the ABC News foreign desk in London. Taiwan scrambling combat jets to ward off Chinese airplanes that entered its airspace more from ABC's Ines delicate at the foreign desk. Taiwan's defense ministry saying it sent combat jets to warn away 39 Chinese aircraft that entered its air defense zone. Over the last two years, Taiwan has repeatedly complained of missions carried out by the Chinese air force. Thursday's incursion included 21 fighters and four H 6 bombers, as well as early warning, anti submarine and aerial refueling aircraft. In as delegate, ABC News at the foreign desk. The
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Kremlin warning: More US arms to Ukraine will aggravate war
"Russia is warning the increasing supply of U.S. weapons to Ukraine will only worsen the war. I'm Ben Thomas with the Kremlin's reaction. Russia has said the delivery of a patriot missile battery to Ukraine would be considered a provocative step and that the advanced surface to air system would be a legitimate military target, along with any cruise accompanying it. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov calls it an aggravation of the conflict that will not bode well for Ukraine. Speaking to top military brass president Vladimir Putin said Moscow will use lessons learned in the conflict to strengthen its forces
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Cornered in Ukraine, Putin spikes annual news conference
"The Kremlin says Russian president Vladimir Putin will not be holding his annual marathon news conference. Spokesman Dmitry peskov has confirmed Putin would not be holding the annual event this month. For the first time in ten years, peskov didn't comment on the reason behind it, but many commentators attributed to the Kremlin's uneasiness about facing possibly unpleasant questions regarding what it calls Russia's special military operation in Ukraine. The British defense minister observes the Kremlin fears that the event could be hijacked by unsanctioned discussion about the war. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Russian airfield hit, day after drone strikes on bases
"In a daily intelligence update on the war in Ukraine. Britain's defense ministry says Russia will be greatly concerned by recent attacks. The military experts say Musk is likely to consider the base attacks as some of the most significant failures of force protection since its invasion of Ukraine, adding the bombers at the airfields hit were likely to be dispersed to other airfields. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov says Russian authorities will take the necessary measures to enhance protection of key facilities in view of these latest attacks, blamed on Ukraine. Russia, meanwhile, has maintained hits on Ukrainian territory, shelling towns overnight, near the Zappos nuclear power plant that's left more than 9000 homes without running water. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
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Russian media report unexplained blasts at 2 military bases
"They have been unexplained blasts at two military bases in Russia. Reports from Russian media say explosions have rocked two air bases in the country, one of them housing nuclear capable strategic bombers that have been involved in strikes against Ukraine. Neither Ukrainian or Russian authorities have commented on the possible cause of the blast when asked whether president Vladimir Putin had been briefed about one of the base explosions, Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry peskov, said that the president is being regularly informed about ongoing developments. This comes as many western nations have enacted a $60 per barrel cap on the price they will pay for Russian crude oil, part of efforts to put a financial squeeze on Moscow over Russia's 9 month old invasion of Ukraine. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Russian official on negotiations with Ukraine
"The Kremlin says talks on Ukraine can happen Spokesman Dmitry peskov says president Vladimir Putin has been open for negotiations with Ukraine from the very beginning and nothing has changed in that respect Peskov was commenting on remarks made by Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan who said the Putin appeared to be more open to negotiations than in the past Russian officials have repeatedly said they were not negotiate the return of the four Ukrainian regions must go illegally annexed last month Ukraine president volodymyr zelensky last month ruled out any talks with Moscow as long as Putin remains president I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Russia evacuates occupied Ukrainian city, orders martial law
"That fears Russian president Vladimir Putin's martial law clampdown could be felt in Russia In a signal the Russian leaders move could have broad restrictions for people living in Russia his decree states that the types of messieurs envisage by martial law could be introduced there Putin also ordered the establishment of a coordination committee to increase interactions between government agencies in dealing with the fighting in Ukraine that he continues to call a special military operation Russian state media has reported Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov saying Putin's order doesn't anticipate the closure of Russia's borders I'm Charles De Ledesma
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"peskov" Discussed on WTOP
"You're with WTO. Van dien lane. A couple of major stories this morning from Russia first the Kremlin is admitted now that errors were made during the mobilization of reservists for the war in Ukraine. But says no decision had been taken to close, Russia's borders. This party WTO national security correspondent JJ green, with more force. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov told reporters indeed there are cases where the mobilization decree was violated. He said, in some region, governors are actively working to rectify the situation. What he's talking about is basically a jailbreak where draft age man rushed the borders to try to escape. He said, instances of non compliance with this degree are decreasing. That seems to refer to the crackdowns of people and arresting those who don't comply. Peskov said he hopes this will speed up the process and then all the errors will be corrected. Russian president Vladimir Putin said last week that he was announcing a call up of thousands of reservists for the conflict in Ukraine. And that sparked protest all across the country. JJ, the Ukrainian government says it is investigating yet another mass burial site that allegedly contains the bodies of Ukrainian citizens. What have you learned about that? That's right, John. This site is an industrial chicken farm outside of kosaka lopan, which is about two kilometers from the international border, about a mile, I think, once used by Russian troops to shelter their tanks. And Ukrainian officials and soldiers are talking about up to a hundred bodies discovered so far, not clear how they got there to that number earlier this month, Ukrainian forces recaptured that area and pushed Russian forces back over the border in a very quick offensive to liberate the northeastern region of harkey from occupation. But this suspected grave site is still within range of Russian artillery and soldiers protecting the plant are telling journalists and they told AFP specifically that demining teams have to go in there to sweep the area
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"This early morning to WTO for the time now is 1212. A couple of major stories this morning from Russia first the Kremlin is admitted now that errors were made during the mobilization of reservists for the war in Ukraine. But says no decision had been taken to close, Russia's borders is 40 WTO P national security correspondent JJ green, with more force. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov told reporters indeed there are cases where the mobilization decree was violated. He said, in some region, governors are actively working to rectify the situation. What he's talking about is basically a jailbreak where draft age man rushed the borders to try to escape. He said, instances of noncompliance with this degree are decreasing. That seems to refer to the crackdowns of people and arresting those who don't comply. Peskov said he hopes this will speed up the process and that all the errors will be corrected. Russian president Vladimir Putin said last week that he was announcing a call up of thousands of reservists for the conflict in Ukraine and that sparked protest all across the country. JJ the Ukrainian government says it is investigating yet another mass burial site that allegedly contains the bodies of Ukrainian citizens. What have you learned about that? That's right, John. This site is an industrial chicken farm outside of kozacha lopan, which is about two kilometers from the international border, about a mile, I think, once used by Russian troops to shelter their tanks. And Ukrainian officials and soldiers are talking about up to a hundred bodies discovered so far, not clear how they got there to that number earlier this month, Ukrainian forces recaptured that area and pushed Russian forces back over the border in a very quick offensive to liberate the northeastern region of Hakeem from occupation. But this suspected grave site is still within range of Russian artillery and soldiers protecting the plant are telling journalists and they told AFP specifically the demining teams have to go in there to sweep the area for mines
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"52. In Italy, Georgia meloni appears set to become the country's first woman prime minister over the weekend to let the conservative brothers of Italy party to triumph. Chico Harlan, Rome bureau chief of The Washington Post tells us why Italian voters are so dubious about whether the nation will get the most far right government since Mussolini. The level of skepticism here about any party even among the voters that backed maloney is based on rapid government turnover here, really fast. The average government lasts about 14 months and every kind of government has come and gone, even in the last four or 5 years, this could end up being a huge moment in European politics, but for that to happen, this government would have to last a while. And that's been a tricky thing in a country that is quite difficult for any leader to get their arms around. Again, that's Chico Harlan. Rome bureau chief for The Washington Post. Developing out of Moscow, the Edward Snowden saga takes a new twist. Russian president Vladimir Putin has granted Russian citizenship to Edward Snowden, he's a former U.S. security contractor who's been living in Russia since 2013 to escape prosecution by the U.S.. He was charged with leaking classified documents detailing U.S. government surveillance programs. U.S. authorities have for years sought to have him return to this country to face espionage charges. That CBS News correspondent cammie McCormick. The Kremlin admitted today that errors were made during the mobilization of reservists, but the military action in Ukraine. But they also say no decision had been taken to close Russia's borders. The WTO national security correspondent JJ green has more. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov told reporters indeed there are cases where the mobilization decree was violated. He said, in some region, governors are actively working to rectify the situation. What he's talking about is basically a jailbreak where draft age man rushed the borders to try to escape. He said, instances of noncompliance with this degree are decreasing. That seems to refer to the crackdowns of people and arresting those who don't comply. Peskov said he hopes this will speed up the process and that all the errors will be corrected. Russian president Vladimir Putin said last week that he was announcing a call up of thousands of reservists for the conflict in Ukraine. And that sparked protest all across the country. Again, that's WTO national security correspondent JJ green. It's 7 55 money news at 25 and 55. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Wall Street got the message from various Federal Reserve officials today, interest rates won't stop going up until inflation goes down, so the stock market did that instead. Losses of more than half to more than 1% sent the Dow into a bear market. It fell 330 points. The NASDAQ dropped 65, the S&P 28, closing at its lowest level since December of 2020. Inflation is forcing people to change their spending habits moving to private labels rather than more expensive brand names, Deloitte, however, found more than half of U.S. shoppers ask this summer say they are willing to pay more for food that contributes to their overall well-being, and Walmart wants to be part of the metaverse and get its name there for game players. It's unveiled to immersive experiences on Roblox, Walmart land, which features fashion beauty and entertainment, the Walmart universe of play, showcases toys, Walmart hopes to attract younger audiences who could become Walmart shoppers. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Joan doniger on WTO P coming up on WTO mission accomplished a NASA spacecraft smashes into a
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"Traffic and weather. The WTO producer's desk. His wired by IBW local 26, where electrical contractors come to grow. Good afternoon, I'm Dmitri soaked. And I'm Sean Anderson Thomas Robertson as our producer. Top story we're following for you hurricane Ian is taking aim at Cuba right now and has its sights set on Florida. At last check in was a category one storm about 195 miles southeast of the western tip of Cuba. It's expected to hit that island early tomorrow morning. Then the storm is expected to slam into Florida in the middle of the week as a possible category four hurricane. The governor has declared a state of emergency for the entire state, now CBS News correspondent Omar villafranca is in Clearwater where Ian could make landfall. We are still well within the peak of the hurricane season. Rick nab is a hurricane specialist with our partners at the weather channel, and says climate change is increasing the strength of tropical storms and hurricanes. As free Ian, he told us this. A lot of people on the Florida Peninsula and into the Florida Panhandle are at risk and need to be ready to take action quickly and the slow motion that we expect from Ian means we could have wind storm surge and rain induced flooding. You can stay with double DT op and double D TOP dot com for frequent updates. Three 33 and a couple of major stories from Russia today first, the Kremlin is admitting that errors were made during the mobilization of reservists for the war in Ukraine, but says no decision has been taken to close Russia's borders. WTO national security correspondent joins us live with more about this. Yeah, let's write Dmitri Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov told reporters indeed there are cases where the mobilization decree was violated. He said, in some region, governors are actively working to rectify the situation. What he's talking about is basically a jailbreak where draft age man rushed the borders to try to escape. He said, instances of non compliance with this degree are decreasing. That seems to refer to the crackdowns of people and arresting those who don't comply. Peskov said he hopes this will speed up the process and that all the errors will be corrected. Russian president Vladimir Putin said last week that he was announcing a call up of thousands of reservists for the conflict in Ukraine and that sparked protest all across the country. Reporting live, JJ green, WTO news. JJ the Ukrainian government says it is investigating yet another mass burial site that allegedly contains the bodies of Ukrainian citizens. What have you learned about that? That's right, John. This site is an industrial chicken farm outside of kozacha lopan, which is about two kilometers from the international border, about a mile, I think, once used by Russian troops to shelter their tanks. And Ukrainian officials and soldiers are talking about up to a hundred bodies discovered so far, not clear how they got there to that number earlier this month, Ukrainian forces recaptured that area and pushed Russian forces back over the border in a very quick offensive to liberate the northeastern region of Hakeem from occupation. But this suspected grave site is still within range of Russian artillery and soldiers protecting the plant, telling journalists and they told AFP specifically that demining teams have to go in there to sweep the area for mines or unexploded shells before they continue this important work. WTO's national security correspondent JJ green. It's three 35, meantime breaking news out of Moscow, the Edward Snowden saga takes a new twist. Russian president Vladimir Putin has granted Russian citizenship to Edward Snowden, he's a former U.S. security contractor who's been living in Russia since 2013 to escape prosecution by the U.S.. He was charged with leaking classified documents detailing U.S. government surveillance programs. U.S. authorities have for years sought to have him return to this country to face espionage charges. And that CBS correspondent kami McCormick, as the latest wave of COVID recedes, Canada plans to end its mask mandate on planes and trains October 1st. Canada was also dropped its vaccine requirement for people entering the country at the end of the month, as of now the U.S. still plans to require foreign nationals to be vaccinated when entry in the country. Coming up after traffic and weather, a big project involving Virginia and its role in efforts to avoid a government shutdown. On Capitol Hill, I'm Mitchell Miller. Three 36. How a busy baker beat back foot pain. Meet sanja, brownies, cupcakes, cookies. I love to bake. There have been times when I've been on my feet for at least 12 hours. And that's how things went from sweet to sour. I had excruciating pain in both feet to a point where I had to limp
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"peskov" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To category one early this morning well south of Cuba, but it could hit Florida's West Coast by Wednesday as a cat four, Tim Dudley is emergency management director in hillsborough county, which includes Tampa. We expect to experience a significant storm surge, some estimates up to 15 feet as it stands now, we are expecting 30 hours of tropical storm force winds. Emergency manager Tim Dudley in Tampa ahead of the storm NASA moved the rocket for its Artemis mission back to the hangar the next launch window for the first NASA mission to the moon and a half century is now mid to late next month. At least 15 people are dead, including 11 children in a school shooting in central Russia, officials say 24 others were wounded in the attack in the city of izhevsk, about 600 miles east of Moscow, Dmitry peskov speaks for the Kremlin. President Putin deeply mourns the deaths of people, children at a school where a terrorist attack took place by a person who apparently belongs to a neo fascist organization or group. The president deeply sympathizes with those who lost loved ones. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov spoke through an interpreter. The house January 6th committee has reportedly subpoenaed Wisconsin's house speaker for testimony about a phone call he had with former president Donald Trump in July. Politico reports the panel issued the subpoena to Robin vos over the weekend demanding his testimony by today, vos is suing to block the effort he says the subpoena is outside the scope of the January 6th panels mission. The committee is preparing to hold its next public hearing, this Wednesday. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries I'm Nathan Hager, this is Bloomberg. Progressive presents don't do it yourself. Okay, simple enough. Just got to get in there with my screwdriver. Do you mind handing me my screwdriver? Are you trying to say screwdriver? Well, I mean, you're saying it weird, but yeah, sure. Look, maybe we should bundle our home and auto with progressive. We could save big, and pay someone to install this for us so you don't have to pretend you can. I know my way around a screwdriver. Oh yeah. This is gonna take a Philips head for sure. Safe, when bundling home and auto with progressive and use the money to not do it yourself. Coverage for progressive casualty insurance company for the third party insurance bundle is going to be available in all state
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Kremlin poker-faced on US swap offer to free Griner, Whelan
"The Kremlin is warning a possible prisoner swap with the U.S. involving American basketball star Brittany griner could be negotiated As the basketball player Brittany guinas trial in Russia continues Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov is warning a possible prisoner swap needs to be moved along quietly without fanfare Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Washington had offered Russia a deal that would bring home griner and another jailed American Paul Whelan a person familiar with the matter says the proposed exchange involves convicted Russian arms dealer Victor boot once labeled the merchant of death I'm Charles De Ledesma
WTOP
"peskov" Discussed on WTOP
"Out of the war in Ukraine this morning attorney general Merrick Garland made a surprise visit to Ukraine this week, he met for about an hour we're told in a post of the Polish border with the Ukrainian prosecutor general. They talked about how the U.S. can help prosecute anyone involved in war crimes and other atrocities in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Ukraine has been pleading with Western countries for fighter jets and it looks as though there may be a breakthrough on that soon. This morning, double DT will be national security correspondent JJ green with details. There's been talks in April of Slovakia sending Soviet MiG 29 fighters to Ukraine. The Slovak said they needed Poland and the Czech Republic to cover their airspace while they wait for F-16s from the U.S. to come in. They made that point again suggesting there was some movement on this discussion. Ukraine is in dire need of these and more in modern fighter jets because they have a chance to get the upper hand on Russia in the air because Russia is flying some less than stellar fighter jets itself. Ukraine has recently shot down some of Russia's Sukhoi SU 34 fighter jets and a number of them were discovered to have rudimentary GPS units basically taped duct taped to their dashboards. So the thinking is, if Ukraine can get these modern fighter jets they're asking for, they could truly own the sky and change the complexion of this war. JJ, what's the latest on the prisoners of war there? Yeah, for the first time since her release from Russian captivity, paramedic, Ukrainian paramedic Julia pavek, known as tiara, spoke about the conditions in which he was kept and she posted a picture showing her at 110 pounds, which is a lot less than she normally weighs. She says she's emaciated. And to use her words looks terrible. She says she's grateful to God for the prisoner exchange. And saying she's in a safe place right now getting good medical care and will return to duty, but she says those other Ukrainians still in captivity are in jeopardy of ending up looking like her. And speaking of POWs, Russia's presidential spokesman Dmitry peskov said the Kremlin can not guarantee that Americans who were captured fighting
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As Ukraine war grinds, world pushes for way to get grain out
"Russia's pressing the west to lift sanctions imposed because of its war in Ukraine claiming without proof that the restrictions are preventing millions of tons of grain and other agricultural products from leaving Ukrainian ports Ukraine's one of the world's largest exporters of wheat corn and sunflower oil but the war including a Russian blockade of its ports has prevented most of these products from leaving now Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov has tried to shift the blame to western sanctions saying we accuse Western countries of taking a series of unlawful actions that has led to the blockade the World Trade Organization's director general says this food crisis is real and we must find solutions
WCPT 820
"peskov" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Targeting the train station and it's saying more this morning A Kremlin spokesman says Russia has suffered a major troop casualties during its 6 week military operation in Ukraine Dimitri peskov has told Sky News that yes we have significant losses of troops and it's a huge tragedy for us Peskov also hinted the fighting might be over in the foreseeable future telling the broadcaster Russian troops were doing their best to bring an end to that operation after failing to take Ukraine's capital Russia has shifted its focus to the Donbass and mostly Russian speaking industrial region in eastern Ukraine where Moscow backed rebels have been fighting Ukrainian forces for each years and control some areas I'm Charles De Ledesma This afternoon President Biden will welcome judge katon G Brown Jackson to The White House Now that the Senate is confirmed her nomination to the Supreme Court Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as the Supreme Court's first black female justice A joyous day and inspiring day Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer pumped his fists as the Senate chamber cheered just three Republicans voted for Jackson with Ted Cruz among others blasting her as soft on crime and as a far left activist seeking to remake America from the bench Washington Tiger Woods says he's good heading into the second round of the masters I'm right where I need to be A car crash shattered his leg last year The price of gas is $4 13 cents a gallon this morning down 8 cents in a week This is a P news Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer is suing to make sure the right to an abortion stays in place in Michigan even if roe versus wade is overturned Michigan's governor has filed a lawsuit seeking to strike down a 1931 Michigan law that still on the books banning abortions except to save the mother's life It has not been enforced since the Supreme Court ruled on roe versus wade in 1973 but it could take effect if the landmark ruling is vacated the preemptive lawsuit also asks a 6th judicial circuit court to recognize the right to an abortion under due process and equal protection clauses in the state's constitution Whitmer told The Associated Press it was crucial to take this action to secure.
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Peskov: Russia has suffered "significant losses of troops"
"The the the the Kremlin Kremlin Kremlin Kremlin spokesman spokesman spokesman spokesman says says says says Russia Russia Russia Russia has has has has suffered suffered suffered suffered a a a a major major major major troop troop troop troop casualties casualties casualties casualties during during during during its its its its six six six six week week week week a a a a military military military military operation operation operation operation in in in in Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine Dmitry Dmitry Dmitry Dmitry Peskov Peskov Peskov Peskov told told told told Sky Sky Sky Sky News News News News that that that that yes yes yes yes we we we we have have have have significant significant significant significant losses losses losses losses of of of of troops troops troops troops and and and and it's it's it's it's a a a a huge huge huge huge tragedy tragedy tragedy tragedy for for for for us us us us Peskov Peskov Peskov Peskov also also also also hinted hinted hinted hinted the the the the fighting fighting fighting fighting might might might might be be be be over over over over in in in in the the the the foreseeable foreseeable foreseeable foreseeable future future future future telling telling telling telling the the the the broadcast broadcast broadcast broadcast of of of of Russian Russian Russian Russian troops troops troops troops were were were were doing doing doing doing their their their their best best best best to to to to bring bring bring bring an an an an end end end end to to to to that that that that operation operation operation operation after after after after failing failing failing failing to to to to take take take take Ukraine's Ukraine's Ukraine's Ukraine's capital capital capital capital Russia Russia Russia Russia has has has has shifted shifted shifted shifted its its its its focus focus focus focus to to to to the the the the dorm dorm dorm dorm bus bus bus bus a a a a mostly mostly mostly mostly Russian Russian Russian Russian speaking speaking speaking speaking industrial industrial industrial industrial region region region region in in in in eastern eastern eastern eastern Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine Ukraine where where where where Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow backed backed backed backed rebels rebels rebels rebels have have have have been been been been fighting fighting fighting fighting Ukrainian Ukrainian Ukrainian Ukrainian forces forces forces forces for for for for eight eight eight eight years years years years and and and and control control control control some some some some areas areas areas areas I'm I'm I'm I'm Charles Charles Charles Charles Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor this this this this month month month month
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"peskov" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Troops pulled out of towns outside Ukraine's capital The Biden administration has charged a Russian oligarch with violating U.S. government sanctions and has disrupted a cybercrime operation controlled by a Russian military intelligence agency Attorney general Merrick Garland the Russian government has recently used similar infrastructure to attack Ukrainian targets Fortunately we were able to disrupt this botnet before it could be used Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov says negotiations with Ukraine are continuing despite the allegations of war crimes against Russia If he correspondent Charles De Ledesma Peskov says the talks are ongoing with Ukraine but that the butcher revelations which he refers to as a staging had hampered tools and there was he says a fairly long road ahead he adds Russia would like to see more dynamism from the Ukrainian side but the process has not been broken off as delegations continue talks via video link I'm Charles De Ledesma China has responded to the reports of atrocities in buca calling them deeply disturbing but adds no one should be blamed until all facts are known Former Trump administration officials are pressing Republican governors in border states to declare an invasion along the U.S. Mexico border Texas governor Greg Abbott is promising unprecedented actions to deter migrants coming to his state Texas has already sent thousands of state troopers and National Guard members to the border A federal judge has ordered the immediate release of a computer hacker sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping the Islamic State The judge accuses the Justice Department of trumping up charges against the man to keep him in prison This is AP news An avalanche of goals and Pittsburgh last night did not fall the home team's way Correspondent Josh roundtree The Colorado avalanche became the first NHL team this season to clinch a playoff spot with a 6 four win over the Pittsburgh penguins Nathan McKinnon scored a pair of goals as Colorado reached the 50 win mark on the year A lot of amazing players sped he's done a great job Obviously Joe put this team together But it doesn't mean anything You know we won the president's last year You know it doesn't matter if you're 8 or one We just want to get in and try to do some damage and when JT comfort Josh Manson Darren helm and our Terry lechon and also found the net for the abs which won for a 9th time in 11 games The penguin Scott goals from Brian rust Evan Rodriguez Jake gensel and Mike Matheson but Pittsburgh has now lost 5 of its last 7 Josh rowntree Pittsburgh Also in the NHL last night the Florida Panthers overcame a four goal deficit to beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 7 to 6 in overtime I'm Ben Thomas AP news This is 8 20 a.m. W CPT willow springs and streaming worldwide 8 20 dot com We are Chicago's progressive talk where facts matter Now your W CT 8 20 Chicago traffic update Reversible lanes are packed on the inbound Kennedy due to a crash at Augusta the travel time from O'Hare to downtown is 54 minutes 34 from montrose to downtown but 45 of the express heavy all the way to right around Augusta Looking at the Eden's 26 minutes like hooked them on south on just 14 of the Eisenhower got a 51 minute from three 90 to downtown out by some debris near Morgan and a center lane coming out of downtown Stevens at 37 minutes from the veterans memorial If you saw the lakeshore drive out found the exit to northbound Cass is blocked with a crash the Brian 25 minutes from 95th to downtown still having on the tri state all the way north about 87th to playing field road.
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Moscow says talks with Ukraine are continuing
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WTOP
"peskov" Discussed on WTOP
"For more this morning we turn to WTO national security correspondent JJ green This is not clear about what happened with that fuel depot being blown up Russia has been claiming Ukraine did it and it's not clear if Ukraine did it or not As a result after these peace talks ended Russia is saying it will strengthen its western borders so that it does not occur to anyone to attack it That from the presidential spokesman Dmitri peskov He said it in an interview on Belarusian television Ukraine says Russia is shifting its troops to the country's east for an intensified assault on the mostly Russian speaking Don bass region in the country's east which includes mariupol And so in the coming days a flare up in fighting is expected Ukraine says however it's prepared for it but hoping that they can continue the dialog that will lead to peace Is that dialog likely if in fact they did attack that depot JJ I'm pretty sure the dialog will continue whether there are any results We don't know I will say this though one of the problems with this whole situation for the entire world is that Ukraine and Russia are the breadbasket for a lot of people so to speak Ukraine's ability to fulfill that role has been severely compromised in the invasion A lot of infrastructure has been destroyed They're shipping and port capabilities have been heavily damaged And Russia has been ostracized by the international community very few are willing to have anything to do with Russia or its goods and services So it's going to severely impact the ability of many countries to feed their own populations in Russia They've.
CNN Political Briefing
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"And you know who believes the president of the United States has to be careful with his words, Joe Biden, because he campaigned on that very issue regularly throughout 2019 and 2020 when he was running for president. You all know the words of a president matters. They can move markets, they can send our brave women and men to war, they can bring peace, they can calm a nation in turmoil. Biden also gave the Russians an instant opportunity here, of course, for propaganda, because now they can simply say, hey, all this is about is that the United States wants to displace Vladimir Putin. In fact, the Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry peskov responded to Biden's comment saying this is not up to Biden. This is up to the Russian people. And of course he handed his political opponents here at home, an easy opportunity to take a whack at him. Here was Republican Jim risch, senator from Idaho on CNN yesterday. This administration has done everything they can to stop escalating. There's not a whole lot more you can do to escalate than to call for regime change and whoever wrote it did a good job, hit the hit the right notes and then to have that at the end of the sour note at the end was unfortunate to say the least. And the backdrop in which all of this is happening is that it's probably the worst time for the president to have created his own headache like this. According to a brand new NBC News poll just out yesterday, 70% of Americans in that poll said they had just some were very little confidence in Joe Biden's ability to deal with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The poll was conducted before last week's trip that Biden took to Europe 8 in ten Americans in the polar worried that the war is going to increase gas prices and possibly involve nuclear weapons. And the poll found Biden at his overall lowest approval rating in the history of his presidency in that poll, standing at 40% approval. So this is not the time where Joe Biden can be making mistakes like this that both have potential repercussions around the world where clearly our allies are concerned, and then of course there's just the need for the president to be as disciplined as possible, which his political opponents will be making hay of here, all at precisely a moment that Joe Biden needs to be playing error free ball. That's it for today's political briefing..
AP News Radio
Peskov says talks on war can resume
"Crimmins spokesman says a Russian delegation will be ready to resume talks with Ukrainian officials about the war in Ukraine spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that in the second half of Wednesday all delegation will be in place to await you Clinton negotiators he did not indicate whether talks would take place I was no immediate word has come from Ukrainian authorities about their plans the first round of talks on resolving the war were held near the Belarus Ukraine border loss Sunday had failed to produce a breakthrough the two sides had agreed to meet again I'm Charles the last month
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Ukraine says dozens killed in indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas in Kharkiv - Axios
"The Kremlin denies the Russian ministry has used cluster munitions in Ukraine and insists foresees only hope struck military targets spokesman Dmitry Peskov says troops don't conduct any strikes against civilian infrastructure and residential areas a claim which contradicts abundant evidence documented by the AP of indiscriminate shelling of homes schools and hospitals across Ukraine Peskov also rejects accusations the Russian military has used cluster munitions and devastating vacuum weapons dismissing the accusations as fabrications the
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Cruz says Russia is invading Ukraine because of Biden's "enormous" mistakes
"The Kremlin says Russia is ready to send a delegation to Belarus the talks with Ukrainian officials Ukrainian president hello to me Evelyn ski says he's willing to discuss all non aligned status for Ukraine that indicates he could be willing to negotiate dropping his nation's bid to join NATO as Moscow's demanded Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says president Vladimir Putin is ready to send a delegation to Belarus in response to that offer I'm
WTOP
"peskov" Discussed on WTOP
"Troops to Eastern Europe in the near term and it comes as his Ukrainian counterpart is urging the west to not create panic over the build up of Russian forces on his borders saying talk of an imminent invasion is hurting the country's economy CBS is Holly Williams report from Ukraine Today the United States military leaders said 8500 U.S. troops on alert had not yet been moved but warned an invasion would be horrific Conflict is not inevitable There are still time and space for diplomacy In Ukraine they've become used to living with Russian aggression over many years a war in eastern Ukraine against Russian backed separatists has claimed over 14,000 lives And a U.S. official says that Russia will have the opportunity to explain what it's doing at the UN Security Council meeting on Monday There are some signs from Russia tonight a possible ground invasion of Ukraine will not happen until after the Beijing Winter Olympics if at all More from WTO national correspondent JJ green There's been widespread speculation for weeks now that a major Russian invasion of Ukraine would not happen during the Olympics which start February 4th Now there is some implied confirmation of that that it would be late February if at any time an invasion would take place Today Russian government spokesman Dimitri peskov told reporters Russian president Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Jinping will meet in Beijing on February 4th the day the Olympics are scheduled to start making it very unlikely anything will happen in Ukraine with Putin away JJ green WTO P news It's 9 37.
WTOP
"peskov" Discussed on WTOP
"WTO and one 36 two Ukraine now there are some signs from Russia today that a possible ground invasion of Ukraine will not happen until after the Olympics If at all More from WTO national security correspondent JJ green There's been widespread speculation for weeks now that a major Russian invasion of Ukraine would not happen during the Olympics which start February 4th Now there's some implied confirmation of that that it would be late February if at any time an invasion would take place Today Russian government spokesman Dmitry peskov told reporters Russian president Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping will meet in Beijing on February 4th the day the Olympics are scheduled to start making it very unlikely anything will happen in Ukraine with Putin away JJ green TOP news Usually U.S. intelligence keeps much of what it knows under wraps but the Biden administration is taking a somewhat different approach when it comes to Russia and its disinformation efforts The U.S. and its allies are often publicizing intelligence findings now than trying to defuse influence campaigns by Russia For example The White House in recent weeks publicize what it says was a developing Russian false flag operation to create a pretext for an invasion of Ukraine White House press secretary Jen Psaki says the administration is taking lessons learned from 2014 when Russia mounted a massive disinformation campaign to build local support for its annexation of Crimea Up a hand on WTO P will take a look at what the Senate confirmation process may be like for President Biden's Supreme Court nominee It's one 37 and now the small business buzz packaged by the UPS store Two in 5 Americans plan to start their own business this year whether those plans pan out remains to be seen but digital dot com is 55% of entrepreneurs with a business on their mind would quit their current job within the next year a third of startups this year are expected to come from first time entrepreneurs popular startups this year will include retail finance and IT One in ten with plans to start their own business will invest more than a $100,000 of their own money I'm Jeff label There's nothing small about running a small business You can say that again and helping is just one of.
WTOP
"peskov" Discussed on WTOP
"Know is a gambling problem called the Virginia problem gambling helpline At 8 8 8 5 three two three 500 1235 to the burgeoning crisis in Ukraine as tension between Russia and Ukraine grows were learning that a possible Russian ground attack is not likely before late February Here's our national security correspondent JJ green The military build up on Ukraine's border is significant and continuing Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said there will not be a war but that doesn't mean there won't be an attack Whatever happens it's not likely to take place before the end of February Why Because Moscow was pointed out it doesn't want anything to happen while the Olympics are underway And now there's another reason Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov says Vladimir Putin will be in Beijing when the Olympics start in one week's time He also said Putin a Chinese president Xi Jinping will meet Security in Europe NATO and the U.S. are at the top of the list of themes they'll discuss JJ green News Meanwhile the U.S. is trying to name and shame Russia when it comes to that country spreading disinformation The U.S. and its allies are taking an unusually proactive approach to publicizing intelligence findings than trying to defuse influence campaigns by Russia White House press secretary Jen Psaki says the administration is taking lessons learned from 2014 when Russia mounted a massive disinformation campaign to build local support for its annexation of Crimea How costly has the COVID pandemic been Here's an example state and local governments reported more than $117 billion of revenue losses in 2020 the first year of the pandemic That is according to an Associated Press analysis of newly available data from the Treasury Department But those shortfalls proved less severe than originally feared Many of those same governments are now awash in record amounts of money In response to the dramatic turnaround governors lawmakers and local officials have proposed a surge in spending as well as a wave of new tax cuts It's 1237 This tax filing season could be one for.
AP News
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"I'm Tom mariam The college football playoff committee will announce Sunday who will be this year's final four teams But the decision might have been made for them during Saturday's conference championship games CFP number three Alabama beat number one Georgia 41 24 in the SEC title game led by Heisman favorite Bryce young's three touchdown passes Number two Michigan won the Big Ten championship 42 to three over Iowa Cincinnati is the only undefeated team rising to 13 to zero after topping Houston 35 20 in the AAC title game Oklahoma state lost its chance for the CFP when the cowboys literally fell out you aren't short losing the big 12 championship the Baylor 21 16 Expansion for the college football playoff in future years is under discussion but big 12 commissioner bob bosberg says proposals to do so as soon as the 2024 season are in quote some jeopardy if an agreement on a new format can not be reached soon NBA both conference leaders lost the warriors to the spurs and the nets to the bulls I'm Tom mariam AP sports President Joe Biden is expected to speak with Russian president Vladimir Putin via video call next week as tensions grow over Ukraine Kremlin spokesman Dimitri peskov confirms the two leaders will talk on Tuesday evening as tensions between America and Russia escalate over a Russian troop buildup on the Ukrainian border seen as a sign of potential invasion Russia's more adamant than ever that the U.S. doesn't admit Ukraine to the NATO military alliance however according to an anonymous Biden administration official about 70,000 Russian troops are said to be at the Ukrainian border already and an invasion is possible as soon as early next year I'm Naomi Shannon A judge has imposed a combined $1 million bond for the parents of a Michigan teen charged with killing four students at Oxford high school Before bond was set judge Julie Nicholson first asked Jennifer crumple about the four involuntary manslaughter counts against her How are you pleading to count one Not guilty How are you pleading to pal too Not guilty Oh you pleaded to count three Not guilty How are you pleased to help for Not guilty Jennifer's husband James also pled not guilty Jennifer crumbly sobbed and struggled to respond to the judge's questions at times and James crumbly shook his head when a prosecutor said their son had full access to the gun used in the killings I'm Shelly appler Thank.
AP News
"peskov" Discussed on AP News
"I'm Tom mariam The college football playoff committee will announce Sunday who will be this year's final four teams But the decision might have been made for them during Saturday's conference championship games CFP number three Alabama beat number one Georgia 41 24 in the SEC title game led by Heisman favorite Bryce young's three touchdown passes Number two Michigan won the Big Ten championship 42 to three over Iowa Cincinnati is the only undefeated team rising to 13 and O after topping Houston 35 20 in the AAC title game Oklahoma state lost its chance for the CFP when the cowboys literally fell out you aren't short losing the big 12 championship the Baylor 21 16 Expansion for the college football playoff in future years is under discussion but big 12 commissioner bob says proposal to do so as soon as the 2024 season quote some jeopardy if an agreement on a new format can not be reached soon NBA both conference leaders lost the warriors to the spurs and the nets to the bulls I'm Tom mariam AP sports President Joe Biden is expected to speak with Russian president Vladimir Putin via video call next week as tensions grow over Ukraine Kremlin spokesman Dimitri peskov confirms the two leaders will talk on Tuesday evening as tensions between America and Russia escalate over a Russian troop buildup on the Ukrainian border seen as a sign of potential invasion Russia's more adamant than ever that the U.S. doesn't admit Ukraine to the NATO military alliance however according to an anonymous Biden administration official about 70,000 Russian troops are said to be at the Ukrainian border already and an invasion is possible as soon as early next year I'm Naomi Shannon A judge has imposed a combined $1 million bond for the parents of a Michigan teen charged with killing four students at Oxford high school Before bond was set judge Julie Nicholson first asked Jennifer crumple about the four involuntary manslaughter counts against her How are you going to tell one Not guilty How are you pleased to count two Not guilty How are you pleading to count three Not guilty How are you pleased to help for I'm guilty Jennifer's husband James also pled not guilty Jennifer crumbly sobbed and struggled to respond to the judge's questions at times and James crumbly shook his head when a prosecutor said their son had full access to the gun used in the.
KQED Radio
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"Public health and the pandemic and the economic crisis at the same time now is the moment for that kind of decisive action. Congress has already approved trillions in pandemic aid, including $90 billion just last month, and some Republicans are already bunking at the new $1.9 trillion plan. Would deliver bigger stimulus checks, rental assistance and support for small businesses. It also calls for a federal minimum wage increase to $15 an hour a longstanding liberal priority. Amy held NPR news The Kremlin is dismissing yesterday's anti government protests across Russia as insignificant, saying President Vladimir Putin enjoys the support of most Russians. Activists say nearly 3600 people were arrested for turning out to support opposition leader Alexei Navalny. MPR's Lucy and Kim has more from Moscow. Saturday's protest swept across Russian cities, large and small. Demonstrators demanding Alexey Navalny be released from jail. He was arrested a week ago after returning from Germany, where he was recovering from a poisoning he blames on President Putin. Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov spoke on state TV. No good deed goes, for example. He said few protesters turned out and that many people have voted for Putin. Peskov also accused the United States of interfering in Russian politics after the American Embassy in Moscow tweeted it support. For Russians right to free expression and peaceful assembly. Lucy and Kim NPR NEWS Moscow President Biden took steps last week to address climate change, including rejoining the Paris climate accord. It's not yet clear what strategies the Biden administration will employ toe actually cut greenhouse gas emissions in the long run. But NPR's Nathan Rott says there are shorter term consequences. Earlier this week, Biden follow through with one of his boldest campaign promises, which was to stop all new oil and gas leasing and permitting on federal waters and land. So in Texas, it doesn't have as much of an impact, but let's say, Wyoming, New Mexico, Colorado States with a lot of federal land. There's a really big impact. NPR's Nathan Rott, This is NPR. Live from KQED News. I'm queen IQ him A new study out of the University of California. San Francisco, shows some essential workers died at a disproportionate rate in 2020 kq. Edie's Julie Chang reports doctor He Hung 10 is an epidemiologist at UCSF after hearing about workplace outbreaks of covert 19. China wanted to see how many more workers died as a result of the pandemic, So he and his team as the state Health Department for a list of adults aged 18 to 65, who've died since 2016 with that data, they projected how many people should have died in 2020 and compared it to how many people actually did. Found unusually high rates of mortality for people who couldn't work from home. For example, you can see among the new agricultural workers that 1000 more people died. Then we would have expected transportation logistics were saying about 1500 more deaths and we would have expected are dependent upon a great chance says that's a 39% increase in deaths for food and agricultural workers. And a 29% increase in transportation and logistics workers. Chen's team hopes the study will bring about more workplace protections and that essential workers who can't work from home will be prioritized for vaccines..