Vox Sentences - What to do about Ukraine
The US and Russia entered high-level talks to prevent another Russian invasion of Ukraine; Uganda ends the world’s largest pandemic-related school closures.
Tonight's Sentences was written by Jariel Arvin.
The US and Russia meet to avert an invasion of Ukraine Sergei Supinsky/AFP via Getty Images
Uganda schools reopen, ending the world's longest Covid-19 shutdown
Bob Saget, beloved TV dad on Full House, has died at 65. [CNN]
"But to make actual progress, it’s very hard to see that happening when there’s an ongoing escalation, when Russia has a gun to the head of Ukraine, with 100,000 troops near its borders."
Russia has kept its military at Ukraine’s doorstep for almost a decade. But a recent escalation on the border is creating fears of a full-blown invasion. [Spotify]
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