- Putin’s spokesman denied expecting swift victory in Ukraine, despite analysts saying say that is exactly what Russia expected
- 100,000 civilians are trapped in besieged city of Mariupol with no food, no water, and ‘constant bombing,’ Zelenskyy says
- Captain of Russian oligarch’s $80 million superyacht gave crew 48 hours to leave a Spanish port a day after Ukraine invasion, report says
- Two leading Wall Street firms offer their best recommendations for what to buy in a ‘stagflation’ scenario of rising prices and weak growth — a threat that’s becoming more likely
- Psaki gives Netflix tips Hillary Clinton as both deal with COVID-19 at the same time
Vladimir Putin’s spokesman sought to spin Russia’s military operation as a success, despite evidence that it had become a grinding stalemate.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a speech: “As of today, there are about 100,000 people in the city, in inhumane conditions, in a complete blockade.”
The captain, who cut his vacation short, sailed Vagit Alekperov’s Galactica Super Nova from Spain to Montenegro after Russia invaded Ukraine, per WSJ.
Investors are getting more concerned about economy-sapping stagflation. Experts at Jefferies and Nuveen explain how they can invest in that scenario.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton both said they tested positive for COVID-19.
