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Russian announcement of Ukraine border withdrawal met with skepticism

Russian announcement of Ukraine border withdrawal met with skepticism
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Former Officials Skeptical Over Russian Troop Pullback (VIDEO)

April 26, 2021 After a sudden and massive buildup, a former Commander of the U.S. Army in Europe says Russia is not going to stop until the West stops them. SHOW TRANSCRIPT Skepticism from the U.S. … after Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu recently announced a withdrawal of troops massed along the border with Ukraine. I don t buy anything that comes from Minister Shoigu or that comes out of the Kremlin. Do they take all the equipment with them, all the logistics that they brought in? And by the way, there are already 30,000 Russian troops before this latest escalation. That’s retired Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, who commanded the U.S. Army in Europe. He says Russia keeps getting away with bad behavior. The latest: a brazen buildup of some 100,000 troops in an area Russia annexed from Ukraine and near a seven-year-old conflict it supports in the country’s east.

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Russian announcement of Ukraine border withdrawal met with skepticism

Russian announcement of Ukraine border withdrawal met with skepticism By: Sasha Ingber, Newsy and last updated 2021-04-26 22:04:40-04 Skepticism from the U.S. after Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu recently announced a withdrawal of troops massed along the border with Ukraine. Russia s defense minister says some equipment will remain in the area for planned military exercises later this year. I don t buy anything that comes from Minister Shoigu or that comes out of the Kremlin. Do they take all the equipment with them, all the logistics that they brought in? And by the way, there are already 30,000 Russian troops before this latest escalation.

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Cybersecurity, Russian hacking, campaign interference | Homeland Security Newswire

Cybersecurity, Russian hacking, campaign interference | Homeland Security Newswire
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Debate: How Should the US Respond to the SolarWinds Breach?

April 07, 2021 RM Staff In December 2020, Reuters first reported that hackers suspected to be working for Russia had been monitoring emails at U.S. federal agencies. While there are still few details as to the scope, scale and impact of the hack, what is known is that multiple U.S. federal agencies and dozens of private-sector companies were compromised through malware attached to a software update received by nearly 18,000 customers of Texas-based company SolarWinds. The massive, months-long cyber operation has garnered widespread calls for retribution, with some U.S. politicians going so far as to call it an act of war. As of publication of this debate, Russia continues to deny responsibility for the breach. So how should the U.S. respond to this extensive hack? We ve asked three experts to weigh in on the issue.

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