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EE.UU. está preocupado por la posibilidad de que Kyiv caiga ante Rusia en cuestión de días, dicen fuentes familiarizadas con la inteligencia

CNNEE (CNN) — A los funcionarios de inteligencia de EE.UU. les preocupa que Kyiv pueda caer bajo control ruso en unos días, según dos fuentes familiarizadas con la última información de inteligencia. Las fuentes dijeron que la evaluación inicial de Estados Unidos antes de la invasión, que anticipaba que la capital ucraniana sería invadida entre

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El presidente de Ucrania Volodymyr Zelensky sigue siendo “un objetivo principal de la agresión rusa”, dice el Departamento de Estado

CNNEE Washington (CNN) — El presidente de Ucrania, Volodymyr Zelensky, sigue siendo un “objetivo principal para la agresión rusa”, dijo este jueves por la noche el portavoz del Departamento de Estado de EE. UU., Ned Price, en medio de la invasión rusa de Ucrania. Hablando con Wolf Blitzer de CNN en “The Situation Room”, Price

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Trump may offer help to Katie Britt in Alabama Senate primary — even though he’s already endorsed Mo Brooks

By Gabby Orr and Melanie Zanona, CNN Former President Donald Trump didn’t plan to invite Alabama Senate hopeful Katie Britt to meet with him at Mar-a-Lago this month. He already had his man in the race — conservative firebrand Mo Brooks — and wasn’t keen on endorsing a second candidate, despite briefly considering it amid

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As war breaks out in Europe, China blames the US

CNN By Simone McCarthy and CNN’s Beijing bureau As Russian missiles flew through the Ukrainian sky Thursday and world leaders decried an invasion spreading across the country, China refused to condemn Russia’s move outright, while appearing to levy blame on the United States and its allies. Beijing finds itself in a complex position as Russia’s

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House Oversight Committee asks National Archives for torn-up Trump documents in new records request

By Annie Grayer, Katelyn Polantz and Zachary Cohen, CNN The Democrat-led House Oversight Committee has indicated to the National Archives it’s expanding its investigation into former President Donald Trump‘s mishandling of government documents after he left the presidency by asking the Archives in a new letter for more information, including the torn-up pieces of paper

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