US president uses State of the Union address to attack invasion, as Russia intensifies bombardment of cities across Ukraine
- Biden vows to ‘make Putin pay’ for invasion
- Russia steps up attacks on cities as paratroops land in Kharkiv
- Biden bans Russian aircraft in US airspace and vows to go after oligarchs
- ‘It might be the last chance’: citizens flee Kyiv as assault intensifies
- Polish charity to take in 2,000 Ukrainian orphans
Twitter will comply with the European Union’s sanctions on Russian state-affiliated media RT and Sputnik when the EU order takes effect, the social network said on Tuesday.
“The European Union (EU) sanctions will likely legally require us to withhold certain content in EU member states,” a Twitter spokesperson said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
