President Biden said he had no intention of meeting Putin until the Kremlin indicated a desire to end its invasion. Meanwhile in Ukraine, residents of the recently liberated city of Kherson braved near-freezing temperatures with limited access to power.
at a meeting Thursday, days after his foreign minister abruptly died. Vladimir Makei was a
, and there is much political intrigue around the future of the Belarusian dictator, who is known for making alarmist and baseless accusations.were sent to high-profile targets in recent days , including the Ukrainian Embassy in Madrid, the U.S. Embassy, the Spanish prime minister’s office, the Defense Ministry, a military air base and an arms manufacturer. The explosive sent to the Ukrainian Embassy caused a minor injury, but the others were “neutralized by the security services,” the Interior Ministry said. It remains unclear why the sites in Spain were targeted.
“Two main developments are going to impact future war,” said Samuel Bendett, a military analyst at the Virginia-based research group CNA. “The proliferation and availability of combat drones for longer-ranged, more-sophisticated operations, and the absolute necessity to have cheap tactical drones for close-support operations.”
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