US President Joe Biden is delivering his first State of the Union address in the chamber of the United States House of Representatives. Biden said that 'Putin badly miscalculated with Russian invasion'.

US President Biden's State of the Union address: 'Putin badly miscalculated with Russian invasion'

It has been 7 days since Russian invasion of Ukraine. The tensions between the West and Russia has been soaring. Now, In a bid to avoid accidental clashes near Ukraine, the US mulls hotline with Russian forces.

In a bid to avoid accidental clashes near Ukraine, the US mulls hotline with Russian forces

US President Joe Biden will deliver his first State of the Union address in the chamber of the United States House of Representatives. It will be addressed to the 117th United States Congress.

US President Joe Biden's first state of the Union address today amid the ongoing Ukraine crisis

As the world pushed for new economic sanctions against Russia and President Putin amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, the global markets react. Russian currency tumbles to a record low.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: West squeezes Russian economy amid invasion

It is day 5 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine.

West ramps up pressure against Russia as the Ukraine conflict enters day 5

The West has imposed several personal sanctions on Putin. However, these sanction imposed by the West has not stopped Russia from halting the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: US, EU & UK impose personal sanctions on Russian President Putin

It is day 5 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine. Now, Russia's Nuclear deterrence forces were put on high alert.

White House slams Putin's move to put Russia's Nuclear deterrence forces on high alert

With the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalating, several countries of the West have started to help Ukraine militarily. Well, they are still not going to send troops on the ground but will give military equipment. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The countries, which have made the pledge to help Ukraine in this way recently are Sweden, Finland, Germany and the US. Lithuania has already been doing it.&nbsp;

But still the date of the delivery of the equipment has not been disclosed. Only time will tell that these vital things would reach the Ukrainian armed forces in time or not. &nbsp;

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For the first time, the US has approved the direct delivery of Stinger missiles to Ukraine. It is being done as part of a package approved by the White House on Friday. &nbsp;

The US is currently working on the logistics of the shipment, the officials said. &nbsp;

At a news conference on Sunday, Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson and Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist said that Stockholm would ship 5,000 anti-tank weapons, 5,000 units of body armour, 5,000 helmets and 1,35,000 field rations in support to military of Ukraine. &nbsp;

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Earlier on Sunday, the neighbouring Finland had said that it would send 2,000 bulletproof vests, 2,000 helmets, 100 stretchers and equipment for two emergency medical care stations to Ukraine. &nbsp;

Germany has already announced that it will send 500 Stinger missiles and other weapons and supplies to the war-torn country. &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

With the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalating, several countries of the West have started to help Ukraine militarily. Well, they are still not going to send troops on the ground but will give military equipment.

With the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalating, several countries of the West have started to help Ukraine militarily. Well, they are still not going to send troops on the ground but will give military equipment. The countries, which have made the pledge to help Ukraine in this way recently are Sweden, Finland, Germany and the US. Lithuania has already been doing it. But still the date of the delivery of the equipment has not been disclosed. Only time will tell that these vital things would reach the Ukrainian armed forces in time or not. Also Read: Russia-Ukraine conflict: 352 Ukrainian civilians killed, 1,684 injured For the first time, the US has approved the direct delivery of Stinger missiles to Ukraine. It is being done as part of a package approved by the White House on Friday. The US is currently working on the logistics of the shipment, the officials said. At a news conference on Sunday, Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson and Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist said that Stockholm would ship 5,000 anti-tank weapons, 5,000 units of body armour, 5,000 helmets and 1,35,000 field rations in support to military of Ukraine. Also Read: At United Nations' top court, Ukraine registers genocide case against Russia Earlier on Sunday, the neighbouring Finland had said that it would send 2,000 bulletproof vests, 2,000 helmets, 100 stretchers and equipment for two emergency medical care stations to Ukraine. Germany has already announced that it will send 500 Stinger missiles and other weapons and supplies to the war-torn country. (With inputs from agencies)

West pledges more military aid to Ukraine. But will it reach Kyiv in time?

Ukraine: Torn between West and Russia

As Russian troops invade Ukraine, protesters have been gathering around the world to demonstrate against Putin's aggression. Demonstrators from Washington DC demand US intervention against the Russia.

Demonstrators demand US intervention against the Russian invasion of Ukraine

It is day 4 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine.

White House accuses Russian President Vladimir Putin of threats to justify aggression in Ukraine

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Western countries unite to bolster Ukraine's defence against Russia. Australia to provide 'lethal aid' to Ukraine.

Bolstering Ukraine's defence amid Russian attack: Australia to provide 'lethal aid' to Ukraine

US President Joe Biden has approved $350 million in immediate support to Ukraine’s defence after Kyiv’s defence minister urged the West to send anti-aircraft and anti-tank missiles to help it repel Russia’s military assault on his country.

Western allies agree on new sanctions while US President Biden approves military aid for Ukraine

Are Western leaders doing enough to defend Ukraine? What kind of measures are they taking to limit the Russian advance? Palki Sharma decodes their actions with correspondents from Washington, D.C., Berlin, London & Moscow.

Gravitas: Have Western Leaders failed Ukraine?

The sanction imposed by the West has not stopped Russia from halting the invasion of Ukraine. Reportedly, no sanctions have been imposed on Russia’s energy sector.

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: West imposes personal sanctions on Putin & Lavrov

The US, EU and the united West have imposed direct sanctions against Russia for the invasion of Ukraine. The sanctions are meant to hit Russia's economy.

West mulls direct sanctions designed to have a long-term effect on Russia amid invasion of Ukraine

Amid the Ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, US President Joe Biden said he has no plans to talk with Putin and has sent more forces to bolster NATO allies in Eastern Europe.

The US sends more forces to bolster NATO after Biden says 'no plans to talk with Putin'

The West mulls direct sanctions against Putin for the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The US has condemned the hostage situation at the Chernobyl Nuclear power plant amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: The US condemns hostage situation at Chernobyl Nuclear power plant

After months of speculations, calculations, assessments and back-to-back diplomatic talks, Ukraine is under attack from land and sea, this is the biggest attack in Europe since the cold war.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: US President Joe Biden targets Russian economy as he imposes sanctions

The war in Ukraine has officially begun. Russian troops are on the march. How much will the west sacrifice for Ukraine? How far are Western leaders willing to go? Will they deploy troops? Palki Sharma decodes the options before the western world.

Gravitas: How much will the West sacrifice for Ukraine?

Russian president Vladimir Putin addressed the media amid the going conflict with Ukraine. He will be meeting oligarchs to discuss about the sanctions that the West is expected to impose after Russia logged attacks on Ukraine.

Russian president Vladimir Putin to discuss implications of sanctions imposed by West

Russia has launched an all-out invasion of Ukraine by land, air and sea, the largest assault that Europe has witnessed since the cold war. Well, let's now talk about the cost involved in this war what's at stake? In this crisis Ukraine has been suffering consequences, the talk of war was already costing Ukrainian economy three billion dollars a month according to reports since the beginning of the crisis.

Russia-Ukraine conflict: Pledges of support from West, NATO- Does it mean anything now?

Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine, has appealed for international assistance he has been urging civilians also to come forward and defend the country but has West come forward to support Ukraine?

Amid the ongoing Russian-Ukraine conflict, has West come forward to support Ukraine?

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