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Exclusive: “We are not saying that we are about to invade,” says the Russian Ambassador

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The Russian Ambassador to Australia, Dr Alexey Pavlovskydenies, denies any plans to invade Ukraine

Although, Russian Priminister Vladimir Putin, says that Donetsk and Luhansk are independent.

This has sparked concerns that a full-scale war may begin.

Journalist Ben Arvis, says that the crisis is beginning to dangerously escalate.

“This crisis is now starting to reach the scale of the Cuban Missile Crisis,”

he says.

In an exclusive interview with Ticker News, News Anchor Holly Stearnes, spoke to Dr Pavlovsky, about the border tensions with Russia and Ukraine.

There are reports the United States has intelligence to suggest Moscow has given the order to attack Ukraine.

This intelligence follows earlier comments from Joe Biden indicating Putin has decided to stage a war.

It is being cautioned that the orders could always be withdrawn, or it could also be a case of misinformation designed to mislead the West.

Should we be concerned?

Earlier, the US Secretary of state Antony Blinken says the extension of Russian military drills in Belarus made him more worried about an imminent invasion of Ukraine.

Stearns asked Dr Pavlovsky if he should be worried?

In response, he said Russia has been witnessing many predictions of a so-called imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine, yet it has been proved false so far. 

“By now, everybody should know better than to believe information based on US intelligence,”

he tells ticker news.

Dr Alexey Pavlovsky says Russian troops are not on Ukraine’s border.

“I wonder what we should do to make NATO comfortable… should we fly to the moon or what?” 

One reality on what’s going on in the Russian territory is the planned military drills, which have been tailored according to a rather tense international situation,”

he says.

Savannah Pocock contributed to this report

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Markets shrug as Trump tariffs take effect

Investors remain calm amid Trump’s 15% tariffs, focusing on future policy uncertainty and inflation risks instead.

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Investors remain calm amid Trump’s 15% tariffs, focusing on future policy uncertainty and inflation risks instead.

Investors are largely unfazed as U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs officially come into effect. The administration has introduced a blanket 15 percent levy on imports, initially set at 10 percent under temporary regulations, but markets have responded with little drama. Analysts suggest traders have grown accustomed to tariff announcements, limiting any immediate shock to equities.

While the headline policy shift is significant, experts argue the real concern lies elsewhere. Ongoing uncertainty around global trade policy and the potential for further measures is keeping investors cautious. Rather than reacting to the current rate, markets appear more focused on what could come next.

Inflation pressures also remain firmly on the radar, as higher import costs could feed into consumer prices over time. For now, however, the broader market landscape looks largely unchanged, with investors taking a wait-and-see approach.


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Savannah Guthrie family offers $1 million reward in search for missing mother

Savannah Guthrie’s family offers $1M reward for info on her missing mother, as FBI investigates suspect linked to DNA evidence.

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Savannah Guthrie’s family offers $1M reward for info on her missing mother, as FBI investigates suspect linked to DNA evidence.

The family of US television host Savannah Guthrie is offering a staggering $1 million reward for information leading to the recovery of her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie. Nancy was last seen on January 31 after being dropped off at her home near Tucson, Arizona, before she was reported missing the following day.

Authorities, including the FBI, have been investigating the disappearance, previously raising the reward to $100,000 as the search intensified. Investigators have now obtained a DNA sample from a glove found near Nancy’s home, believed to be linked to a suspect captured in doorbell camera footage before her suspected abduction.

Savannah shared a heartbreaking message as the desperate search continues, with her family urging anyone with information to come forward. The case has gripped the nation as officials pursue every possible lead.

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Albanese evacuated from Lodge due to security threat

Anthony Albanese evacuated from The Lodge amid security threat, federal police conducting thorough search assures public safety

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Anthony Albanese evacuated from The Lodge amid security threat, federal police conducting thorough search assures public safety

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– Prime Minister Albanese was evacuated from The Lodge due to a security threat.
– Australian Federal Police confirmed no current threat to public safety.

Anthony Albanese has been evacuated from The Lodge in Canberra due to a security threat.Federal police relocated the Prime Minister to a secure location around 6 pm.

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A comprehensive search of the protection establishment is ongoing.

The Australian Federal Police confirmed there is no current threat to public safety.

An Australian Federal Police spokesperson said they were alerted to an alleged security incident at the property, near Parliament House.

“A thorough search of a protection establishment was undertaken and nothing suspicious was located,” a statement said.

“There is no current threat to the community or public safety.

The scene at The Lodge. Photo Credit: Lexie Jeuniewic

“Further information will be provided at an appropriate time.”

This incident follows a recent event where a man was shot dead by Secret Service agents after breaching the perimeter of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, while Mr Trump and his wife Melania were in Washington.

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Prime Minister Albanese’s evacuation highlights ongoing security concerns. Authorities are increasing vigilance in light of recent events involving high-profile figures.

Coordination between federal and local agencies remains crucial to ensure safety and security protocols are effectively executed.

Earlier in the day, Albanese recorded an hour-long interview with journalist Karl Stefanovic at The Lodge.

Last week, Mr Albanese urged Australians to “turn the temperature down” following a major defence event in Canberra that was disrupted by police-investigated incidents. 

Hundreds of attendees at the ADM Congress were evacuated after a suspicious package was discovered.  The bomb squad was then deployed to the scene. 

During another address, a rock was thrown through a hotel window causing a scramble for the exits. 

The evacuation of The Lodge comes amid heightened concerns about threats directed at elected officials across Australia.


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