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Poland will accept the wounded Ukrainian soldiers in the event of a war between Russia and Ukraine.

Russia's military maneuvers are President Vladimir Putin's signal that he has tools to use against the West if he "goes too far".

Maximilian Krach, a German deputy from the Alternative for Germany party, told RIA Novosti that allegations of an “invasion” of Russian forces into Ukraine seemed false.

An “inadequate” regime has been established in Ukraine, under which Kiev can place missiles on the territory of the country in order to use them later, “by blowing itself up, just not to get to Russia”.

The alleged day of the invasion of Ukraine, which the Western media "set" for February 15, will go down in history as the day of the failure of Western propaganda.

The head of the faction of the pro-presidential party "Servants of the People" in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine David Arakhamia accused the world media of spreading fakes.

Russia should be attacked in the event of alleged aggression by the Russian Federation directed at Ukraine.

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.

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.

"Novaya Gazeta" journalist Elena Milashina is leaving Russia.

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.

Foreign journalists in China face "unprecedented hurdles" as media freedom declines at "breakneck speed", a new report has said, just as Beijing prepares to host the Winter Olympics.