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October 31, 2022 Russia-Ukraine news | CNN

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    -34% Somewhat Liberal

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    10% Center

  • Politician Portrayal

    -31% Negative

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67% : Kuleba said Ukraine was in touch with the European Union and NATO as well as several governments.
54% : The United Nations, Ukraine and Turkey have agreed to move 16 vessels on Monday under the Black Sea grain agreement, the Joint Coordination Centre (JCC) in Istanbul said on Sunday evening.
53% : After Russia decided to suspend its participation in the grain agreement over the weekend, the United Nations, Turkey and Ukraine agreed on the further movement of merchant shipping through the corridor for Monday.
51% : The post said that UN and Turkish representatives were continuing to negotiate with Moscow “for the full implementation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative,” after Russia withdrew from the UN-brokered deal on Saturday.
51% : This life-saving agreement between Russia, Ukraine, and Turkey, brokered in July by the United Nations, has allowed the export of more than nine million metric tons of grain and other food products to populations around the world in the midst of a devastating global food crisis,” USAID Administrator Samantha Power wrote in a statement Sunday.
50% : Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he is determined to maintain the Black Sea grain initiative, which was brokered by Ankara and the United Nations.
49% : The Black Sea deal was brokered in July by the United Nations and Turkey.
46% : The European Union on Monday condemned Russia’s decision to suspend participation in the UN-brokered agreement on the Black Sea Grain initiative.
42% : It added that the Dutch authorities and law enforcement agencies “not only do not stop such illegal actions but also participate in them themselves,” trying to spy on Russian diplomats or recruit them.
41% :   The Ukrainian Association of Football (UAF) will petition FIFA to ban Iran from the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
38% : If Iran was dropped from the competition, Ukraine could serve as a replacement team due to qualifying results.
33% : The UAF announced their intentions Monday based on Iran’s history of human rights violations in the country and the alleged involvement of Iran in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
32% :   The statement reads, “The UAF Executive Committee decided… Taking into account media information about systematic human rights violations in Iran, which may violate the principles and norms of the FIFA Statutes, taking into account the UN Security Council Resolution 2231 regarding the imposition of sanctions on Iran and the possible involvement of Iran in the military aggression of Russia against Ukraine, to make a request to the FIFA to consider excluding the Iranian national team from the 2022 FIFA World Cup.”

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