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Biden has sent Kamala Harris to Poland to solve the Ukraine crisis

Biden bans all imports of Russian oil and gas into the US #US #biden #gas

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy echoes Churchill in appeal to UK lawmakers and vows to "fight to the end."

NOW - Gunfire, shelling outside Europe's largest nuclear power plant in #Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. #ukraine

Second round of Ukraine-Russia negotiations has started #ukraine #russia

Apple will be holding its next event online on March 8th, the company announced today with an invite featuring the “peek performance” tagline, and multicolored Apple logo that could hint at the colors of new devices. The company didn’t disclose further details about what the virtual event will entail, beyond the timing set for 1PM ET / 10AM PT. However, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, who is often a reliable source for Apple rumors, speculates Apple may announce a low-cost iPhone SE. The new device, he suggests, will arrive with 5G, a faster A15 CPU chip, and better cameras. It will share the same design as the current iPhone SE, however, which means the new SE may also retain the Touch ID feature. Meanwhile, Gurman also theorizes Apple will announce the latest iteration of the iPad Air. The new tablet is expected to arrive with a new CPU and 5G for cellular-equipped models. Apple, Gurman postulates, could additionally roll out the new iOS 15.4 update, making it possible to unlock Face ID-equipped iPhones and iPads while wearing a face mask. A Universal Control feature is additionally expected to make its debut with the new update, which would mean users could use one keyboard and mouse across multiple iPads and Macs. It’s also rumored another Mac with Apple-designed chips may arrive in March, but that won’t be something we’ll likely see at this particular event. Neither will we most likely see the new iPhone 14 models, AirPods, Apple Watches, MacBook Air, iMac, and Mac Pro desktops rumored to launch later in 2022.

U.S. DOJ launches "KleptoCapture" task force targeting Russian oligarchs, AG Garland announces. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/attorney-general-merrick-b-garland-announces-launch-task-force-kleptocapture

Nice demonstration and good speakers today in Amsterdam. With an estimated 15,000 men show that the Ukrainians are not alone! #Amsterdam #Ukraine #VPN

Russia strikes near TV tower in #Kyiv. Ukrainian TV channels reportedly stopped broadcasting several minutes ago, according to the local media outlet Kyiv Independent.#Ukraine

Russia strikes near TV tower in #Kyiv. Ukrainian TV channels reportedly stopped broadcasting several minutes ago, according to the local media outlet Kyiv Independent. #Ukraine

NOW - Civilians flee Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine.

#Anonymous message to Vladimir Putin

Welcome to #Ukraine

Reporter: "Should Americans be worried about nuclear war?" Biden: "No."

NOW - Kamala Harris: "When folks vote they order what they want. And in this case, they got what they asked for."

A number of important Russian websites have been hacked by hacker collective Anonymous. The front pages of the websites had been replaced with an anti-war message: "This is not our war, let's stop it!" These include the Tass news agency, the daily Kommersant and the Russian edition of business magazine Forbes. The websites showed an anti-war message for a short time before the pages were taken offline. ## 'Stop this madness' The message is an appeal to Russian citizens. "We urge you to stop this madness, do not send your sons and husbands to their deaths. Putin makes us lie and puts us in danger. We are isolated from the whole world, they no longer buy our oil and gas." The post continues: "In a few years we will be living as people in North Korea. And why? To put Putin in the history books? This is not our war, let's stop it!" The message was written by "concerned journalists from Russia," Anonymous said. In a tweet, Forbes admitted to having been hacked: "You may have come across a message on our website with the Anonymous logo. We are doing our best to fix the problem as soon as possible." ## Anonymous Anonymous is an international group of hackers whose identities are unknown. They regularly carry out digital attacks on governments. In the past, for example, the hackers attacked China's systems and websites of Donald Trump were taken offline. Last week Anonymous declared a "cyber war" against Russia. As a first move, a hacked database with alleged contact details of employees of the Russian defense ministry was put online. However, some of the information was outdated or incorrect. Another target was the Russian state broadcaster RT, which was temporarily offline due to a DDoS attack by Anonymous. Anonymous also claims to have hacked into Russian state television channels and to play pro-Ukrainian videos, including footage of the invasion.

A #Russian missile fell without exploding on a #Ukrainian city!

Thermobaric bombs used today in Ukraine. (Aka vacuum bomb)If you see this coming, open your mouth so your lungs don’t explode, and put your fingers deep in your ears to protect you ears, before the blast arrives. #Ukraine

Ukrainian high school students recorded a message to the world for support #Ukraine in six languages

Amsterdam Big Demonstration against the Ukraine Russia War

Man in tractor stole Russian tank 😂😂😂 #Russia #Ukraine

"Go back to your country" brave little girl confronts invading Putin's Army #Russia #Ukraine

There are more than 30 thousand people protesting in Bern, Switzerland cause the government didn’t put sanctions on Russia yet

Irish people surround the Russian Ambassador in Dublin yesterday waving Ukrainian flags and calling the invasion a disgrace. God bless Ireland and Ukraine.