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Articles with tag "U.S."

self-limitations

U.S. Curbs Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine – WP

The distinction between intelligence-sharing and “targeting information” can help the U.S show it is not a party to the conflict.
'Personal Blow'

U.S. Holds Sanctions on Rumored Putin ‘Mistress’ Kabaeva – WSJ

Officials said that imposing sanctions on Kabaeva could hamper efforts to negotiate peace in Ukraine.
eastern pivot

U.S. Expresses 'Deep Concerns' on Russia-China 'Alignment'

Moscow and Beijing have drawn closer in what Washington sees as an increasingly hostile alliance of the authoritarian nuclear powers.
air supply

U.S. 'Working Actively' on Deal for Polish Fighter Jets to Ukraine

Any deal would require White House approval and support in the U.S. Congress, and likely NATO support as well.
'ill-gotten gains'

Biden Warns 'Dictator' Putin, Oligarchs as Russia Bombards Ukraine

"We are coming for your ill-begotten gains," Biden told Russian oligarchs.
nuclear posture

U.S. Downplays Putin Nuclear Mobilization

State Department spokesman Ned Price said Washington sees "no reason" to change the alert levels of the U.S. nuclear force despite Putin's Sunday announcement...
'No knowledge'

U.S. Embassy Claim of Looming Terror Attack ‘Highly Unusual,’ Kremlin Says

The U.S. Embassy in Moscow had warned citizens of terrorist threats in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
'Weeks or days'

Biden 'Convinced' Putin Has Made Decision to Invade Ukraine

The U.S. President said he believes Vladimir Putin has decided to invade Ukraine and that the attack could begin "in the coming days."
'prudent measure'

U.S. Troop Reinforcements Arrive Near Poland-Ukraine Border

AFP reporters saw soldiers disembarking from two Boeing C-17 military transport planes and boarding buses.
DEPLOYMENTS

U.S. To Send Troops to Eastern Europe Amid Russia Tensions

Joe Biden announced the small troop deployment in a bid to maintain pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
DIPLOMACY WEEK

U.S. Says 'Too Early To Tell' if Russia Serious on Security Talks

Russia has demanded a legally binding non-expansion guarantee from the NATO alliance.
no compromise

Russia Rules Out Concessions at Ukraine Talks with U.S.

Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister said the Kremlin was "disappointed" with signals coming from Washington and from Brussels.
MILITARY moves

Russia Still 'Escalating' Troop Buildup on Ukraine Border – U.S.

Germany also said Moscow was continuing to deploy troops towards Ukraine.
ELECTION INTERFERENCE

Source for Dossier Tying Trump 2016 to Russia Arrested

The dossier, a compendium of raw intelligence reports, sparked strong concerns that Trump could be beholden to Moscow.
BILATERAL RELATIONS

U.S., Russia Launch Discreet New Round of Talks in Geneva

Diplomats from the world’s top two nuclear powers are expected to discuss issues related to defense, technology and space.
TRADE SPAT

U.S. Reviewing Russia’s ‘Market Economy’ Status

Latest trade dispute could limit Russian industrial exports to the U.S.
EMBASSY WARS

U.S., Russia Clash Over Embassy Staff Levels Again

Argument over staffing levels at embassies continues after U.S. forced to lay off almost 200 staff across Russia.
joint commitment

Arctic Nations Pledge to Fight Global Warming Despite Rising Tensions

Global warming, untapped resources, new maritime routes and the future of local populations topped the agenda of the meeting in Reykjavik.
dismissive attitude

Russian Intelligence Calls U.S. Cyber Attack Claims 'Nonsense'

"Reading this nonsense is an occupation of little interest," the SVR said of the U.S. executive order.
'step forward'

Biden Summit Offer Hailed in Moscow as Win for Putin

Russian officials believe the invitation signals that Moscow is finally being treated with the respect it deserves.
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