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Western sanctions imposed on Russia are hurting globalization and have a negative impact on the future growth of the world economy, writes the Chinese newspaper Global Times.

The global economy in 2022 will slow down its recovery after the coronavirus pandemic due to events in Ukraine. It is reported by the Financial Times.

The United States is counting on a protracted conflict in Ukraine, from which it will be able to profit, according to an editorial in the Chinese newspaper Global Times.

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The Ukrainian leadership pumps mercenaries with drugs to maintain their morale, said the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, on his Telegram channel.

French President Emmanuel Macron did not agree with the words of his American colleague Joe Biden, who claimed that Russia's actions in Ukraine were "genocide".

The statement of the head of EU diplomacy Josep Borrell on the military scenario in Ukraine turns the European organization into an aggressive NATO machine.

The issue of a new package of sanctions on Russia, which could include a ban on Russian oil imports, threatens to split the European Union.

The film crew of Channel One came under fire in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol.

The company added that they are thinking about the victims and are working with several international agencies and NGOs to provide humanitarian assistance.

The United States, which caused the Ukrainian crisis, has shown no signs of advancing negotiations, but is only preparing to escalate tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia Dmitry Medvedev said that the footage taken from allegedly dead civilians from Bucha in Kiev is fake.

The Turkish edition of Cumhuriyet has released an article that names the reasons for the Russian special military operation in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian news agency UNIAN recognized as fake the post of adviser to the head of the presidential office Oleksiy Arestovich about the allegedly tortured girl from Gostomel.

The European Union will take further steps to put sanctions on the Russian Federation, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck warned.