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LVIV, Ukraine — Russian forces, battered by a determined Ukrainian resistance, stepped up their bombardment across Ukraine early Friday, targeting locations far from the front lines while continuing to pummel cities already devastated by fighting.

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The top diplomats from Russia and Ukraine failed to make progress during talks on Thursday, dashing hopes that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia might soon pull back from a two-week-old conflict that has unleashed a humanitarian catastrophe and forced millions from their homes.

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LVIV, Ukraine — With Ukrainian resistance holding firm and Western penalties seemingly toughening by the hour, the cost to Russia of its troubled, nearly two-week invasion mounted on Wednesday as its Central Bank limited withdrawals of foreign currency to protect the crashing ruble and the Kremlin’s spokesman accused the United States of waging an “economic war.”

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LVIV, Ukraine — President Biden plans to ban the importation of Russian oil into the United States, a significant escalation in economic penalties for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but a move that could also further rattle global energy markets and raise gas prices.

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MYKOLAIV, Ukraine — As Russia steps up increasingly indiscriminate assaults on civilian targets and infrastructure, fears were growing on Monday that thousands of Ukrainians could die in the coming days if urgent relief does not arrive soon and humanitarian cease-fires fail to take hold.

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Russian troops in southeastern Ukraine have seized Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, Ukrainian officials said on Friday, but a fire there that had raised worldwide alarms was extinguished. There had been worries that the fire could spread to nuclear reactors and lead to radiation leaks, but international monitors said Friday morning that there was no immediate sign that radiation had leaked during the battle for the plant.

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A day after gaining control of their first major Ukrainian city, Russian forces on Thursday laid siege to urban areas across the country in a grinding offensive that has pummeled civilian neighborhoods with increasingly heavy artillery and reduced basic services to rubble.

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Russia’s push to seize key Ukrainian cities accelerated on Wednesday, with the Russian military claiming that its forces were fully in control of Kherson, a port near the Black Sea, where the mayor said the city was “waiting for a miracle” to collect bodies and restore basic services.

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On Day 6 of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Moscow intensified its military push and appeared to target civilian areas with increasingly powerful weapons.

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Las rutas de la droga han modificado la relevancia de los territorios, particularmente de los marinos, que son los que permiten mayor encubrimiento. El aumento en el consumo de cocaína diversificó los caminos de suministro, que transitaron desde la década de los años ochenta por distintas vías, hasta abarcar en la actualidad todas las posibilidades geográficas.