Biden warns Putin of 'swift and severe costs' if Russia invades Ukraine

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US President Joe Biden warns Russia of "severe costs" if it invades Ukraine. Russian leader Vladimir Putin rejects Western claims of an invasion as "provocative speculation" Russia launches its biggest naval drills in years across the Black Sea. Russia's defence ministry says it chased off a US submarine in its territorial waters.

Published 1 year ago · Washington, United States

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CBC News

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