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The situation around Ukraine will not turn into a direct armed conflict, as this is fraught with serious costs for Russia due to Western sanctions.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky considers "invasion" of the country by Russia unlikely.

CNN journalist Nathan Hodge tried to explain why Russian President Vladimir Putin used the phrase "like it, don't like it, be patient, my beauty".

The international rating agency Fitch believes that the new sanctions could have a negative impact on the Russian economy.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that he does not yet know a “subject” in Europe that could put pressure on Russia.

Attempts by the American media to present Russia in a negative light because of the situation in Ukraine have become too obvious even for the US citizens themselves.

The YouTube video service has blocked channels associated with the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics.

"Novaya Gazeta" journalist Elena Milashina is leaving Russia.

The Russian armed forces will be able to organize a lightning capture of Kiev, without invading the territory of Ukraine to the last.

A NATO spokesman on the publication in the Spanish newspaper El Pais of the response of NATO and the US on Russia's proposals for security guarantees said that the alliance does not comment on the alleged leaks.

A possible conflict in Ukraine can be foreseen two weeks before the start of hostilities, a columnist for the American magazine Popular Mechanics Kyle Mizokami wrote about this.

The North Atlantic Alliance admits that Russia "does not plan an invasion" of Ukraine and it has no such intentions.

Turkey plans to organize negotiations between Russia and Ukraine on the Minsk agreements, which should take place in Istanbul.

Former NATO Secretary General George Robertson said that Vladimir Putin, during one of the meetings of the Russia-NATO Council, joked in such a way that it horrified the Polish delegation.

The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said that there is no difference between a small and full-fledged "invasion" of Russia.