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Poland: Putin Using Chemical Weapons in Ukraine – a NATO Game-Changer
Poland's President Andrzej Duda warns that NATO would have to think "seriously" about how to respond of Putin uses chemical weapons in Ukraine.
Iran Nuclear Talks Stumble Over Unresolved Russian Demands
Two Western diplomats said it was still not clear what the exact nature of Moscow's demands were, while a European diplomat said Russia was demanding sweeping guarantees on trade between Moscow and Tehran, demands that were deemed unacceptable.
Do Not Sabotage Iran Deal with New Conditions, West Tells Russia
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken played down the issue during a visit to Estonia on Tuesday and said Russia and the United States still shared a desire to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
Iran, U.S. Negotiating Potential Prisoner Swap in Tandem With Nuclear Deal
The 16 Iranian prisoners held in U.S. detention or on supervisor pretrial release consist of eight Iranian American dual nationals, four Iranian citizens with U.S. permanent residency and four Iranian citizens with no legal status in the U.S.
Russia Inflames Political War Over Gas Prices, Oil
Canada is the largest U.S. source of foreign oil.
UN Nuclear Watchdog Warns Iran’s Uranium Stockpile Beyond Limits of 2015 Deal
The IAEA report estimates that as of February 19, Iran's stockpile of all enriched uranium was roughly 3.2 metric tons, an increase of 707.4 kilograms.
White House Knocks Down Talk of Banning Russian Oil Imports
Russia is the world’s largest oil exporter, exporting some 5 million barrels of crude per day. About 60 percent of exports are to Europe, with another 20 percent to China.
Russia Inflames Political War Over Gas Prices, Oil
Canada is the largest U.S. source of foreign oil.
Russia’s Lavrov Accuses West of Fixating On ‘Nuclear War,’ Compares US To Hitler
Foreign minister’s comments come days after Putin ordered his nuclear forces on high alert
US Sees Putin Nuke Threat as Posturing
While the United States and Russia currently have only one bilateral nuclear treaty known as New START — meant to limit the number of deployed strategic weapons in each country — the agreement does not include the tactical armaments.