Moscow tells the British PM not to parrot ‘fake news’ about an ‘imminent Russian aggression’ against Ukraine.

The administration of President Joe Biden is no longer using the word “imminent” to describe a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine, backing away from an assessment US officials had repeatedly voiced in recent days.

Russia has ruled out any further talks with the United States and NATO over the situation around Ukraine unless the West responds properly to its security demands.

US Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland claims that Washington has prepared 18 response scenarios to confront alleged Russian plans to “invade” Ukraine.

EU foreign policy chief Josep Boreel warns of massive consequences for Russia if Moscow gives the green light for an invasion of Ukraine.

The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has dismissed as "unfounded" Western media reports accusing Russia of preparing a provocation to invade Ukraine.

Russia says it does not understand the US criticism over Moscow’s troop deployment within its own territorial jurisdiction, while the presence of American troops in Europe does not cause any jitters.

The UK has threatened Russia with massive consequences and financial sanctions if Ukraine is invaded.

Iraqi government has finished paying reparations to Kuwait over the 1990-91 invasion of the country.

A senior Taliban member says there are no guarantees that the United States would not repeat its mistakes concerning Afghanistan.