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Ukraine Crisis LIVE: NATO accuses Russia of trying to ‘rewrite the entire global security architecture’ world News

Posted on February 23, 2022 by admin










11.25 am EST

11:25

Spain’s foreign minister, José Manuel Albers, recommended today that Spaniards temporarily leave Ukraine as soon as possible, Reuters reported.

“We recommend that you leave the country temporarily as soon as possible and advise against traveling to Ukraine under any circumstances,” Albers told a parliamentary committee.

Albers confirmed that about 334 Spaniards remain in Ukraine.

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11.28am EST










11.09am EST

11:09

The European Union has now adopted its first sanctions package “in response to the Russian Federation’s decision to proceed with the recognition of the non-government controlled regions of Ukraine’s Donetsk and Luhansk Regions as independent entities, and the subsequent decision to send Russian army in these areas.

European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell said:


Such decisions are illegal and unacceptable. They violate international law, Ukraine’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, Russia’s own international commitments, and exacerbate the crisis.










11.01am EST

11:01

A quote from NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, at the Coalition’s Stronger Together conference taking place today:


There is a lot at stake in today’s crisis; The risk of conflict is real. Russia is not only using force and ultimatums to redraw borders in Europe, but is attempting to rewrite the entire global security architecture.

Olivia Gazi
(@Olivia_Gazis)

Stoltenberg: “A lot is at stake in today’s crisis; the risk of conflict is real. Russia is using force and ultimatums not only to redraw borders in Europe, but to rewrite the entire global security architecture.” trying.” https://t.co/yaO1VrulS4


23 February 2022

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11.29am EST










10.56 am EST

10:56

NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, currently speaking at a conference with the Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Root, highlighted some developments in the Russia-Ukraine situation.

You can also watch the conference here.

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11.30am EST










10.43 am EST

10:43

Ukraine’s Minister of Digital Transformation confirmed that Ukrainian banks had been hit by a DDoS attack on Wednesday, following a series of cyber attacks last week, Reuters reported.

Several Ukrainian state websites, such as the government and foreign ministry home pages, were unavailable today.

Ukrainian officials also confirmed that they saw warnings online this week that hackers were planning major attacks on government agencies, banks and other sectors.

This story is evolving – stay tuned.

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11.30am EST










10:25 EST

10:25

Daniel Boffi

Daniel Boffi

In the invitation letter for tomorrow’s summit of EU Heads of State and Government, European Council President Charles Michel writes:

“The use of force and coercion to change borders has no place in the 21st century.

“I would like to thank you for the unity shown in the past, especially through the rapid adoption of the sanctions package by the Council.

“Aggressive actions by the Russian Federation violate international law and the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine. They also undermine the European security system.

“It is important that we remain united and determined and jointly define our collective vision and actions. Therefore, I would like to invite you to a special European Council on Thursday 24 February, which will be held in Brussels in person and Will start at 20.00.

“I would like us to discuss: latest developments; How do we protect the rules-based international order; how we deal with Russia, specifically holding Russia accountable for its actions; How will we support Ukraine and its people going forward?

“I look forward to seeing you tomorrow evening.”

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11.33am EST










at 10.19 am EST

10:19

Reuters, citing Interfax, is reporting that another DDoS cyber attack has begun in Ukraine.

The Guardian understands that the attack affected the websites of parliament, cabinet ministers, the foreign ministry and the Security Service.

It follows earlier cyber attacks.

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11.34 a.m. EST










10.14 am EST

10:14

Daniel Boffi

Daniel Boffi

EU leaders are to meet for an emergency summit on Thursday evening, diplomatic sources in Brussels have said. The 27 heads of state and government will debate how to further respond to the Russian offensive.

European Council President Charles Michel tweeted:


The use of force and coercion to change borders has no place in the 21st century. I am convening a special European Council in Brussels tomorrow to discuss the latest developments concerning Ukraine and Russia.

When to implement the second major tranche of sanctions in Brussels is a sensitive issue.

The impact of punishing Russia through sanctions on the energy sector or taking Russia out of the SWIFT financial system – which moves money from bank to bank around the world – will not be felt equally among the 27 member states.

Charles Mitchell
(@eucopresident)

The use of force and coercion to change borders has no place in the 21st century.

I am convening a special European Council in Brussels tomorrow to discuss the latest developments related to #Ukraine and russia #uco https://t.co/WAfF9n4yix


23 February 2022

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11.34 a.m. EST










9.47 am EST

09:47

The TASS news agency reported on Wednesday, citing a representative of the Russian embassy in Kiev, that Russia has begun removing diplomatic staff from all its missions in Ukraine.

The embassy and consulate in Odessa were seen with Russian flags on Wednesday.

“Several cars left the consulate area in the morning,” a member of the Ukrainian National Guard on duty near the Russian consulate in Odessa told Reuters.

Russia’s foreign ministry on Tuesday announced the evacuation of diplomatic staff from Ukraine for security reasons, a day after President Vladimir Putin recognized the independence of two separate regions in Ukraine’s east and called on Russian troops to “keep the peace”. ” While together established the army. Ukraine’s borders.

(via Reuters)










9.44 am EST

09:44

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for “immediate” security guarantees from the West and Moscow to quell fears of a Russian invasion.

Zelensky made his remarks after Russia began removing diplomats from its Kiev embassy after Moscow formally approved the use of military force abroad.

During a joint media appearance with guest leaders from Poland and Lithuania on Wednesday, Zelensky said:


Ukraine needs security guarantees. Clear, specific and immediate. I believe that Russia should be among the countries giving clear security guarantees.

Zelensky said he had repeatedly offered to meet with President Putin in an effort to tackle the threat of an all-out conflict in Eastern Europe.


Several times now, I have given the Russian President a chance to sit and talk at the negotiating table. It is a question of dialogue.

He also thanked Poland and Lithuania, two of Ukraine’s closest allies, who kept their embassies in Kiev open despite growing fears of a Russian attack.




Zelensky at a joint press conference with his counterparts from Lithuania and Poland after talks in Kiev.

Zelensky at a joint press conference with his counterparts from Lithuania and Poland after talks in Kiev. Photograph: Sergei Supinsky / AFP / Getty Images

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11.40am EST










9.37 am EST

09:37

Australian Foreign Minister Maris Payne has said it is an “obscene perversion” for Putin to refer to Russian soldiers acting as peacekeepers in Ukraine.

Speaking during a visit to Prague, Payne said:


Any suggestion that Russia’s actions have a legitimate basis is pure propaganda and propaganda.

President Putin’s claim of Russian soldiers acting as peacekeepers is actually an obscene distortion of the great and important role played by generations of peacekeepers around the world.

(via Reuters)




Maris Payne speaking at the 2022 Munich Security Conference last week.

Maris Payne speaking at the 2022 Munich Security Conference last week. Photograph: Alexandra Beer / Getty Images

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11.41am EST

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