Ukraine Daily Brief for March 23, 2022

Acast

The eighteenth episode of the Ukraine Daily Brief from the Deep State Radio Network.

Stories cited in the podcast:

300,000 people running out of food in Kherson, Ukraine says

Ukrainians Try to Push Back Russian Forces Pummeling Their Cities

Russian forces \’kidnapped\’ 2,389 children from Donetsk and Luhansk, US embassy says

US has \”clear evidence\” Russian forces \”intentionally\” targeted civilian infrastructure, official says

Kremlin: Russia would only use nuclear weapons if its existence were threatened

Nine humanitarian corridors agreed for Wednesday – Ukrainian deputy PM

Belarus could \”soon\” join war in Ukraine, US and NATO officials say

Biden heads across the Atlantic to rally the West at a pivotal moment for Ukraine — and his presidency

French President Emmanuel Macron spoke to Putin Tuesday

A high-ranking American diplomat meets with officials in India as the country declines to condemn Russia.

Russia, North Korea discuss developing relations

Biden expected to announce sanctions on members of Russia\’s Duma

Netherlands freezes $431 million in Russian assets

EU struggles over next steps on Russia sanctions

Renault resumes production at Moscow plant

Europe struggles to meet mounting needs of Ukraine\’s fleeing millions

The European Commission will set out plans tomorrow for how people fleeing Ukraine will access jobs, education and housing in the EU, Reuters reports.