After a Fumbled Start, Russian Forces Hit Harder in Ukraine
| By Valerie Hopkins, Steven Erlanger and Michael Schwirtz The deadly rocket assault on a residential area of Ukraine's second-largest city signaled an escalation of Russian tactics, and overshadowed efforts at diplomacy. | | | News Analysis By Steven Erlanger After days of miscalculation about Ukraine's resolve to fight, Russian forces are turning toward an old pattern of opening fire on cities and mounting sieges. | | | By Brad Plumer, Raymond Zhong and Lisa Friedman The impacts of global warming are appearing faster than expected, according to a major new scientific report. It could soon become much harder to cope. | | |
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