Putin Signs Law on Seizing Property of Ukraine War Critics
The law enables authorities to seize money, property, assets and valuables from those convicted of criticising the offensive.
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The law enables authorities to seize money, property, assets and valuables from those convicted of criticising the offensive.
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President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that Russia would prefer to see U.S. President Joe Biden win a second term, describing him as more experienced than Donald Trump. Speaking in an interview with a correspondent of Russian state television, Putin declared that he will work with any U.S. leader who is elected, but noted unequivocally that he would prefer Biden's victory when asked who would be a better choice from the point of view of Russia. “Biden, he's more experienced, more predictable, he's a politician of the old formation,” Putin said.
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In contradiction to a slew of previous public comments, Hamas reportedly is receptive to joining the PA on should there be a two-state solution on the political horizon.
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