Morning news brief: Russian deployments and cops secure capital in Canada, and more
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US President Joe Biden is ready to meet Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin 'until the moment' Ukraine invasion begins. A US firm has said that the satellite images showed new Russian deployments near Ukraine border. Police have secured capital in Canada as weeks-long anti-vaccine protest appeared to end.
US President Joe Biden seems to have agreed 'in principle' to meet Russia's President Vladimir Putin 'until the moment' Ukraine invasion begins.
Russia seems to have been making new field deployments of armored equipment and troops near the border with Ukraine, said a private US company citing satellite images on Sunday.
The Canadian police have secured the capital city Ottawa with fences as the city workers cleaned up trash and snow ploughs cleared streets on Sunday (February 20).
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