Russia-Ukraine War

Russia Warns US, NATO to Stop Sending Weapons to Ukraine

Biden on Wednesday authorized an additional $800 million in weapons for Ukraine

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File - Russian President Vladimir Putin visits the National Space Centre construction site in Moscow on Feb. 27, 2022.

A White House official on Friday confirmed that Russia has sent a formal diplomatic note to the United States saying weapons shipped to Ukraine from the U.S. and NATO were "adding fuel" to the conflict.

The note, reported by The Washington Post, said deliveries of the "most sensitive weapons" could result in "unpredictable consequences" for the U.S.

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Biden on Wednesday authorized an additional $800 million in weapons for Ukraine.

Footage Reveals More Extensive Damage in Mariupol, Chernihiv
Drone footage form Mariupol, Ukraine, shows a destroyed apartment building.

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