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<div style="opacity:0;white-space:pre-wrap;white-space:-moz-pre-wrap;white-space:-pre-wrap;white-space:-o-pre-wrap;word-wrap:break-word;"> cnbc.com U.S., Europe restrict Russian trade as Putin's forces advance on Kyiv Ted Kemp,
Amanda Macias, Kevin Breuninger 36-46 minutes Fri, Mar 11 202210:59 PM EST Ukraine Ministry of Defense claims drone strike destroys ‘enemy control point’ near Kyiv The Ukraine Ministry of Defense on Friday night posted a video
which it says shows a Ukraine drone attack on the “enemy control point” near Kyiv. “A few minutes ago, the enemy control point in the Kyiv direction was destroyed. Our Air Force is working!” the Ukraine ministry’s post on Telegram
said, according to an NBC News translation. CNBC was unable to independently verify the content of the video. A senior U.S. Defense official told CNBC on Friday that Russian forces near Kyiv have moved forward some of their rear
elements, including troops and military equipment, but the frontline has not advanced on the capital. Russian forces are about 10 miles (16 km) outside Kyiv’s city center, according to the most recent Pentagon assessment. CNBC
received no response to a request for comment from Russian officials made over the weekend. — Ted Kemp and Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 20228:57 PM EST Russia’s ‘dumb’ munitions are likely to increase civilian deaths, UK ministry
says Russian aircraft are relying on unguided, “dumb” munitions to support their troops on the ground, raising the likelihood of Ukrainian civilians being killed and wounded. Dumb bombs and rockets are less accurate than guided
weapons, which means they’re less likely to strike what they’re aimed at and more likely to randomly hit something else. Russia is using rockets and other weapons that fire from greater distances — so-called “stand-off” weapons —
so its pilots can avoid being shot down, the U.K. ministry said in an intelligence update on Friday night local time. Civilian volunteers listen to a military instructor inside a bomb shelter in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine, on
Friday, March 11, 2022. Alexey Furman | Bloomberg | Getty Images “The staunch resistance of the Ukrainian air defence forces is compelling Russia to rely on ‘stand-off’ munitions to conduct attacks against targets deep inside
Ukraine,” the ministry said. The ministry said Russian air and missile forces had carried out strikes on two cities in Ukraine’s west in the last 24 hours. Ukraine’s Parliament reported strikes on Lutsk and Ivano-Frankivsk at
around 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. local time respectively on Friday. Those locations are further west than most Russian attacks on Ukraine so far. In a video message posted to Telegram on Friday morning, Yurii Pohuliaiko, head of the Lutsk
regional council, said four rockets had been fired into the city’s military airport, killing two soldiers and injuring six. CNBC received no response to a request for comment from Russian officials made over the weekend. — Ted
Kemp and Chloe Taylor Fri, Mar 11 20226:06 PM EST Ukrainians evacuate from Russian-occupied area Locals from the village Chervone, occupied by Russian troops, evacuate to an area controlled by Ukrainian forces near Vyshgorod on
Thursday. Locals from village Chervone, occupied by Russian troops, evacuate to an area controlled by Ukrainian forces, amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, near Vyshgorod, Ukraine March 10, 2022. Maksim Levin | Reuters Fri, Mar 11
20225:36 PM EST New sanctions target Russian elites, bankers and those aiding North Korea VTB Bank signs at the ExpoForum Convention and Exhibition Centre, St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, in St Petersburg, Russia.
Sefa Karacan | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images The Treasury Department on Friday announced the addition of more than 20 Russians to its list of sanctioned nationals, the latest step in an ongoing campaign to respond to Russia’s
invasion of Ukraine by targeting Russian elites and military contractors. The newly sanctioned individuals and entities include: The wife and two children of Kremlin spokesman Dmitriy Peskov. Two Russian nationals who helped North
Korea obtain material for ballistic missiles and WMDs. 12 members of Russia’s parliament who led the effort to recognize Donetsk and Luhansk as independent republics. This vote was a key step in establishing Russia’s false pretext
for invading Ukraine. All 10 members of the management board of VTB Bank, the second-largest bank in Russia. Two planes and a yacht owned by Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg. --- Christina Wilkie Fri, Mar 11 20224:30 PM EST
Blinken and Ukraine diplomat discussed Russian efforts to ‘deceive the world’ Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba looks to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken as he speaks during a news conference at the State Department
in Washington, February 22, 2022. Carolyn Kaster | Pool | Reuters Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba spoke over the phone following Kuleba’s trilateral meeting with his Russian and
Turkish counterparts, the State Department said. Blinken updated Kuleba on efforts by the Biden administration, the European Union and the Group of Seven powers to “raise the costs on Russia” by revoking its “most favored nation”
trade status, State spokesman Ned Price said in a statement. Blinken reaffirmed the U.S.′ commitment to “continue surging security, economic, and humanitarian support to the people of Ukraine as they face increasingly brutal
bombardment by Russian forces,” the statement said. The two diplomats also “shared their concerns that Russia is escalating its disinformation campaigns to deceive the world, including at the United Nations,” Price said. — Kevin
Breuninger Fri, Mar 11 20224:12 PM EST Stocks slide to end another losing week as Russia-Ukraine war drags on The major U.S. stock averages fell Friday to end another week of losses as Russia’s war in Ukraine continued. The Dow
Jones Industrial Average ended the day down more than 200 points, or 0.7%. The S&P 500 slid 1.3%, and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.2%. For the week, the Dow fell 2% — notching its fifth straight week of losses. The S&P
500 and Nasdaq posted back-to-back weekly losses, dipping 2.9% and 3.5%, respectively. Ten of the 11 S&P 500 sectors ended the week lower. Energy as the only advancer. Energy stocks have gotten a recent boost as oil prices
rallied amid the conflict. — Fred Imbert Fri, Mar 11 20223:44 PM EST ‘Golden passports’ face new restrictions in hunt for oligarchs Chuyn | Istock | Getty Images European leaders say so-called golden passport programs have become
a backdoor for dirty money, creating an easy route for many Russian oligarchs to live and conduct business in Europe. Russian billionaires have been among the world’s largest buyers of multiple citizenships, using alternate
passports to help protect their assets and allow freer travel. The EU Parliament voted this week to phase out citizenship-by-investment programs run by some EU countries. The three EU countries offering golden passports —
Bulgaria, Cyprus and Malta — are all phasing out or considering ending their programs. The 12 EU countries offering golden visas, or residency permits for investments, including Greece, Spain and Hungary, are also now considering
new limits or phasing them out. The U.K. is planning to abolish its golden visa program, which gives foreign nationals a path to residency if they invest at least $2.7 million. — Robert Frank Fri, Mar 11 20222:17 PM EST Ukrainian
refugee reunites with his family Orest Hromnadzkiy, a Ukrainian refugee, greeted his sister Yuliia and mother Alla after he crossed into Medyka, Poland this week. Ukrainian refugee Orest Hromnadzkiy gets a hug from his sister
Yuliia and mother Alla after he crossed the border in Medyka, Poland, March 9, 2022. Wally Skalij | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images — Scott Mlyn Fri, Mar 11 20222:00 PM EST Russian ambassador to UN denies Kremlin started war in
Ukraine Russia’s Ambassador to the UN Vassily Nebenzia speaks as he attends a meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Threats to International Peace and Security, following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, in New York City,
U.S., March 7, 2022. Carlo Allegri | Reuters The Russian ambassador to the United Nations told the international forum that Moscow did not start the current war in Ukraine. “We did not start this war. We want to end it and it is
true that the war was not begun by us. It started eight years ago by Kyiv,” Russian Ambassador to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said referencing the ongoing conflict in the Donbas region of Ukraine. Russia has been condemned by global
leaders for its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24. “We are dismayed by the dirty campaign to blame us for intentionally shelling civilian infrastructure,” he said, adding that the West is dismissing legitimate claims as
Russian propaganda. – Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 20221:52 PM EST Biden cautions sending offensive weapons to Ukraine would trigger ‘World War III’ U.S. President Joe Biden reacts at the House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 11, 2022. Jonathan Ernst | Reuters President Joe Biden emphatically rejected the idea of sending American troops or offensive weaponry into Ukraine, telling House Democrats on Friday that such a
move would trigger a third World War. “We will not fight the Third World War in Ukraine,” Biden said at a House Democratic retreat in Philadelphia. “Putin’s war in Ukraine must never be a victory,” he said. “We are showing
strength and we’ll never falter. But, look. The idea, the idea that we’re going to send in offensive equipment and have planes and tanks and trains going in with American pilots and American crews? Don’t kid yourself.” “That’s
called World War III. Okay? Let’s get it straight here guys,” Biden said. The United States has provided the Ukrainian military with munitions, defensive weaponry and intelligence support. But Biden has so far resisted appeals
from Ukrainian leaders for NATO to institute and defend a no-fly zone in the air over Ukraine. Biden is also under pressure from a faction of congressional Republicans to deliver fighter planes from Poland to Ukraine. But senior
Defense Department officials caution that this would be “very risky.” — Christina Wilkie Fri, Mar 11 20221:50 PM EST U.S. ambassador to the UN accuses China of spreading Russian disinformation Russia Ambassador to the UN Vassily
Nebenzia waits for a UN Security Council emergency meeting, in New York on March 11, 2022. Timothy A. Clary | AFP | Getty Images U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield called on China to halt the spread of
Russian disinformation amid the Kremlin’s ongoing war in Ukraine. “Russia is attempting to use the Security Council to legitimize disinformation and deceive people to justify resident Putin’s war of choice against the Ukrainian
people. And China too has been spreading disinformation in support of Russia’s outrageous claims,” she said, referencing recent claims by the Kremlin that the U.S. is working with Ukraine on biological weapons programs. China’s
Ambassador to the U.N. Zhang Jun speaks with U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield at the United Nations Security Council meeting on Threats to International Peace and Security, following Russia’s invasion of
Ukraine, in New York City, U.S. March 11, 2022. Carlo Allegri | Reuters The representative for China rejected Thomas-Greenfield’s comments and instead called on the international forum to investigate Russia’s claims that the U.S.
is supporting biological weapons work in Ukraine. “The concerns raised by Russia should be properly addressed,” said the Chinese Ambassador to the UN Zhang Jun. – Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 20221:42 PM EST Russian invasion of
Ukraine intensifies as war continues in its third week Fri, Mar 11 20221:16 PM EST YouTube expands Russian-state media ban globally YouTube said it will block all channels associated with Russian-funded state media globally. The
Google-owned company had previously blocked Russian state media channels in Europe and Ukraine. YouTube said the latest action follows its guidelines, which “prohibit content denying, minimizing or trivializing well-documented
violent events.” “We are now removing content about Russia’s invasion in Ukraine that violates this policy,” the company said in a statement on Twitter. “This change is effective immediately, and we expect our systems to take time
to ramp up.” The move comes more than two weeks into the war started by Russian President Vladimir Putin. It also comes as other companies, including Twitter, crack down on content that denies events of the war. Fri, Mar 11
20221:08 PM EST U.S. envoy to the UN slams Russian claims that U.S. operates biological weapons program in Ukraine U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield speaks during an emergency meeting of the United Nations
Security Council after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, in New York City, U.S., March 4, 2022. Carlo Allegri | Reuters U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield slammed Russian claims that the United States
operates a secret biological weapons program in Ukraine. “I will say this once,” Thomas-Greenfield said before the UN National Security forum. “Ukraine does not have a biological weapons program. There are no Ukrainian biological
weapons laboratories supported by the United States, not near Russia’s border or anywhere.” She added that the Biden administration believes “Russia is attempting to use the Security Council to legitimize disinformation and
deceive people to justify President Putin’s war of choice.” “We have serious concerns that Russia may be planning to use chemical or biological agents against the Ukrainian people,” she said. Thomas-Greenfield’s comments echo
those of White House press secretary Jen Psaki, State Department spokesman Ned Price and Pentagon spokesman John Kirby. – Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 202212:45 PM EST Russian invasion has killed 564 civilians in Ukraine, United
Nations estimates Two men carry a body in a body bag to lay it next to others in a snow covered yard of a morgue in Mykolaiv, a city on the shores of the Black Sea that has been under Russian attack for days on March 11, 2022.
Bulent Kilic | AFP | Getty Images United Nations Under Secretary-General Rosemary DiCarlo said 564 civilians have been killed and 982 more have been injured in Russia’s attack on Ukraine, citing new data from the Office of the
High Commissioner for Human Rights. The total casualties and injuries are likely higher due to delays in real-time reporting, DiCarlo said during a UN Security Council forum. “Most of the recorded civilian casualties, which
include children have been caused by explosive weapons with a wide impact area, including heavy artillery, and multi-launch rocket systems and missile and airstrikes,” she said. – Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 202212:20 PM EST Russian
forces are about 10 miles outside of Kyiv’s city center, U.S. official says Ukrainian soldiers patrol in front of the Independence Monument during Russian attacks in Kyiv, Ukraine on March 03, 2022. Aytac Unal/ | Anadolu Agency |
Getty Images Russian forces are approximately 10 miles outside of Kyiv’s city center, according to the Pentagon’s latest assessment of the war in Ukraine. Russian troops have moved some of their rear elements, including troops and
military equipment, up but the frontline has not advanced on Kyiv, a senior U.S. Defense official told reporters. The official added that the Pentagon still assesses that Russian forces plan to encircle Kyiv. When pressed, the
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Our Air Force is working!” the Ukraine ministry’s post on Telegram said, according to an NBC News translation. CNBC was unable to independently verify the content of the video. A senior U.S. Defense official told CNBC on Friday that Russian forces near Kyiv have moved forward some of their rear elements, including troops and military equipment, but the frontline has not advanced on the capital. Russian forces are about 10 miles (16 km) outside Kyiv’s city center, according to the most recent Pentagon assessment. CNBC received no response to a request for comment from Russian officials made over the weekend. — Ted Kemp and Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 20228:57 PM EST Russia’s ‘dumb’ munitions are likely to increase civilian deaths, UK ministry says Russian aircraft are relying on unguided, “dumb” munitions to support their troops on the ground, raising the likelihood of Ukrainian civilians being killed and wounded. Dumb bombs and rockets are less accurate than guided weapons, which means they’re less likely to strike what they’re aimed at and more likely to randomly hit something else. Russia is using rockets and other weapons that fire from greater distances — so-called “stand-off” weapons — so its pilots can avoid being shot down, the U.K. ministry said in an intelligence update on Friday night local time. Civilian volunteers listen to a military instructor inside a bomb shelter in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine, on Friday, March 11, 2022. Alexey Furman | Bloomberg | Getty Images “The staunch resistance of the Ukrainian air defence forces is compelling Russia to rely on ‘stand-off’ munitions to conduct attacks against targets deep inside Ukraine,” the ministry said. The ministry said Russian air and missile forces had carried out strikes on two cities in Ukraine’s west in the last 24 hours. Ukraine’s Parliament reported strikes on Lutsk and Ivano-Frankivsk at around 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. local time respectively on Friday. Those locations are further west than most Russian attacks on Ukraine so far. In a video message posted to Telegram on Friday morning, Yurii Pohuliaiko, head of the Lutsk regional council, said four rockets had been fired into the city’s military airport, killing two soldiers and injuring six. CNBC received no response to a request for comment from Russian officials made over the weekend. — Ted Kemp and Chloe Taylor Fri, Mar 11 20226:06 PM EST Ukrainians evacuate from Russian-occupied area Locals from the village Chervone, occupied by Russian troops, evacuate to an area controlled by Ukrainian forces near Vyshgorod on Thursday. Locals from village Chervone, occupied by Russian troops, evacuate to an area controlled by Ukrainian forces, amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, near Vyshgorod, Ukraine March 10, 2022. Maksim Levin | Reuters Fri, Mar 11 20225:36 PM EST New sanctions target Russian elites, bankers and those aiding North Korea VTB Bank signs at the ExpoForum Convention and Exhibition Centre, St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, in St Petersburg, Russia. Sefa Karacan | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images The Treasury Department on Friday announced the addition of more than 20 Russians to its list of sanctioned nationals, the latest step in an ongoing campaign to respond to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by targeting Russian elites and military contractors. The newly sanctioned individuals and entities include: The wife and two children of Kremlin spokesman Dmitriy Peskov. Two Russian nationals who helped North Korea obtain material for ballistic missiles and WMDs. 12 members of Russia’s parliament who led the effort to recognize Donetsk and Luhansk as independent republics. This vote was a key step in establishing Russia’s false pretext for invading Ukraine. All 10 members of the management board of VTB Bank, the second-largest bank in Russia. Two planes and a yacht owned by Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg. --- Christina Wilkie Fri, Mar 11 20224:30 PM EST Blinken and Ukraine diplomat discussed Russian efforts to ‘deceive the world’ Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba looks to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken as he speaks during a news conference at the State Department in Washington, February 22, 2022. Carolyn Kaster | Pool | Reuters Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba spoke over the phone following Kuleba’s trilateral meeting with his Russian and Turkish counterparts, the State Department said. Blinken updated Kuleba on efforts by the Biden administration, the European Union and the Group of Seven powers to “raise the costs on Russia” by revoking its “most favored nation” trade status, State spokesman Ned Price said in a statement. Blinken reaffirmed the U.S.′ commitment to “continue surging security, economic, and humanitarian support to the people of Ukraine as they face increasingly brutal bombardment by Russian forces,” the statement said. The two diplomats also “shared their concerns that Russia is escalating its disinformation campaigns to deceive the world, including at the United Nations,” Price said. — Kevin Breuninger Fri, Mar 11 20224:12 PM EST Stocks slide to end another losing week as Russia-Ukraine war drags on The major U.S. stock averages fell Friday to end another week of losses as Russia’s war in Ukraine continued. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day down more than 200 points, or 0.7%. The S&P 500 slid 1.3%, and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.2%. For the week, the Dow fell 2% — notching its fifth straight week of losses. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted back-to-back weekly losses, dipping 2.9% and 3.5%, respectively. Ten of the 11 S&P 500 sectors ended the week lower. Energy as the only advancer. Energy stocks have gotten a recent boost as oil prices rallied amid the conflict. — Fred Imbert Fri, Mar 11 20223:44 PM EST ‘Golden passports’ face new restrictions in hunt for oligarchs Chuyn | Istock | Getty Images European leaders say so-called golden passport programs have become a backdoor for dirty money, creating an easy route for many Russian oligarchs to live and conduct business in Europe. Russian billionaires have been among the world’s largest buyers of multiple citizenships, using alternate passports to help protect their assets and allow freer travel. The EU Parliament voted this week to phase out citizenship-by-investment programs run by some EU countries. The three EU countries offering golden passports — Bulgaria, Cyprus and Malta — are all phasing out or considering ending their programs. The 12 EU countries offering golden visas, or residency permits for investments, including Greece, Spain and Hungary, are also now considering new limits or phasing them out. The U.K. is planning to abolish its golden visa program, which gives foreign nationals a path to residency if they invest at least $2.7 million. — Robert Frank Fri, Mar 11 20222:17 PM EST Ukrainian refugee reunites with his family Orest Hromnadzkiy, a Ukrainian refugee, greeted his sister Yuliia and mother Alla after he crossed into Medyka, Poland this week. Ukrainian refugee Orest Hromnadzkiy gets a hug from his sister Yuliia and mother Alla after he crossed the border in Medyka, Poland, March 9, 2022. Wally Skalij | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images — Scott Mlyn Fri, Mar 11 20222:00 PM EST Russian ambassador to UN denies Kremlin started war in Ukraine Russia’s Ambassador to the UN Vassily Nebenzia speaks as he attends a meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Threats to International Peace and Security, following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, in New York City, U.S., March 7, 2022. Carlo Allegri | Reuters The Russian ambassador to the United Nations told the international forum that Moscow did not start the current war in Ukraine. “We did not start this war. We want to end it and it is true that the war was not begun by us. It started eight years ago by Kyiv,” Russian Ambassador to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said referencing the ongoing conflict in the Donbas region of Ukraine. Russia has been condemned by global leaders for its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24. “We are dismayed by the dirty campaign to blame us for intentionally shelling civilian infrastructure,” he said, adding that the West is dismissing legitimate claims as Russian propaganda. – Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 20221:52 PM EST Biden cautions sending offensive weapons to Ukraine would trigger ‘World War III’ U.S. President Joe Biden reacts at the House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 11, 2022. Jonathan Ernst | Reuters President Joe Biden emphatically rejected the idea of sending American troops or offensive weaponry into Ukraine, telling House Democrats on Friday that such a move would trigger a third World War. “We will not fight the Third World War in Ukraine,” Biden said at a House Democratic retreat in Philadelphia. “Putin’s war in Ukraine must never be a victory,” he said. “We are showing strength and we’ll never falter. But, look. The idea, the idea that we’re going to send in offensive equipment and have planes and tanks and trains going in with American pilots and American crews? Don’t kid yourself.” “That’s called World War III. Okay? Let’s get it straight here guys,” Biden said. The United States has provided the Ukrainian military with munitions, defensive weaponry and intelligence support. But Biden has so far resisted appeals from Ukrainian leaders for NATO to institute and defend a no-fly zone in the air over Ukraine. Biden is also under pressure from a faction of congressional Republicans to deliver fighter planes from Poland to Ukraine. But senior Defense Department officials caution that this would be “very risky.” — Christina Wilkie Fri, Mar 11 20221:50 PM EST U.S. ambassador to the UN accuses China of spreading Russian disinformation Russia Ambassador to the UN Vassily Nebenzia waits for a UN Security Council emergency meeting, in New York on March 11, 2022. Timothy A. Clary | AFP | Getty Images U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield called on China to halt the spread of Russian disinformation amid the Kremlin’s ongoing war in Ukraine. “Russia is attempting to use the Security Council to legitimize disinformation and deceive people to justify resident Putin’s war of choice against the Ukrainian people. And China too has been spreading disinformation in support of Russia’s outrageous claims,” she said, referencing recent claims by the Kremlin that the U.S. is working with Ukraine on biological weapons programs. China’s Ambassador to the U.N. Zhang Jun speaks with U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield at the United Nations Security Council meeting on Threats to International Peace and Security, following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, in New York City, U.S. March 11, 2022. Carlo Allegri | Reuters The representative for China rejected Thomas-Greenfield’s comments and instead called on the international forum to investigate Russia’s claims that the U.S. is supporting biological weapons work in Ukraine. “The concerns raised by Russia should be properly addressed,” said the Chinese Ambassador to the UN Zhang Jun. – Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 20221:42 PM EST Russian invasion of Ukraine intensifies as war continues in its third week Fri, Mar 11 20221:16 PM EST YouTube expands Russian-state media ban globally YouTube said it will block all channels associated with Russian-funded state media globally. The Google-owned company had previously blocked Russian state media channels in Europe and Ukraine. YouTube said the latest action follows its guidelines, which “prohibit content denying, minimizing or trivializing well-documented violent events.” “We are now removing content about Russia’s invasion in Ukraine that violates this policy,” the company said in a statement on Twitter. “This change is effective immediately, and we expect our systems to take time to ramp up.” The move comes more than two weeks into the war started by Russian President Vladimir Putin. It also comes as other companies, including Twitter, crack down on content that denies events of the war. Fri, Mar 11 20221:08 PM EST U.S. envoy to the UN slams Russian claims that U.S. operates biological weapons program in Ukraine U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield speaks during an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, in New York City, U.S., March 4, 2022. Carlo Allegri | Reuters U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield slammed Russian claims that the United States operates a secret biological weapons program in Ukraine. “I will say this once,” Thomas-Greenfield said before the UN National Security forum. “Ukraine does not have a biological weapons program. There are no Ukrainian biological weapons laboratories supported by the United States, not near Russia’s border or anywhere.” She added that the Biden administration believes “Russia is attempting to use the Security Council to legitimize disinformation and deceive people to justify President Putin’s war of choice.” “We have serious concerns that Russia may be planning to use chemical or biological agents against the Ukrainian people,” she said. Thomas-Greenfield’s comments echo those of White House press secretary Jen Psaki, State Department spokesman Ned Price and Pentagon spokesman John Kirby. – Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 202212:45 PM EST Russian invasion has killed 564 civilians in Ukraine, United Nations estimates Two men carry a body in a body bag to lay it next to others in a snow covered yard of a morgue in Mykolaiv, a city on the shores of the Black Sea that has been under Russian attack for days on March 11, 2022. Bulent Kilic | AFP | Getty Images United Nations Under Secretary-General Rosemary DiCarlo said 564 civilians have been killed and 982 more have been injured in Russia’s attack on Ukraine, citing new data from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. The total casualties and injuries are likely higher due to delays in real-time reporting, DiCarlo said during a UN Security Council forum. “Most of the recorded civilian casualties, which include children have been caused by explosive weapons with a wide impact area, including heavy artillery, and multi-launch rocket systems and missile and airstrikes,” she said. – Amanda Macias Fri, Mar 11 202212:20 PM EST Russian forces are about 10 miles outside of Kyiv’s city center, U.S. official says Ukrainian soldiers patrol in front of the Independence Monument during Russian attacks in Kyiv, Ukraine on March 03, 2022. Aytac Unal/ | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images Russian forces are approximately 10 miles outside of Kyiv’s city center, according to the Pentagon’s latest assessment of the war in Ukraine. Russian troops have moved some of their rear elements, including troops and military equipment, up but the frontline has not advanced on Kyiv, a senior U.S. Defense official told reporters. The official added that the Pentagon still assesses that Russian forces plan to encircle Kyiv. When pressed, the official declined to provide a potential timeline of such an advance. helpful links * Contact Us * Site Index * FAQs On about.usps.com * About USPS Home * Newsroom * USPS Service Updates * Forms & Publications * Government Services * Careers Other USPS Sites * Business Customer Gateway * Postal Inspectors * Inspector General * Postal Explorer * National Postal Museum * Resources for Developers Legal Information * Privacy Policy * Terms of Use * FOIA * No FEAR Act EEO Data Copyright © 2022 USPS. All Rights Reserved. * * * *