Mongolia stands accused of failing to arrest Vladimir Putin during his visit, despite a warrant for war crimes from the International Criminal Court. Kyiv and human rights advocates urge action on this obligation, highlighting the moral weight of justice.

Putin’s visit aligns with claims of Russian military progress in Ukraine, a narrative dismissed by Ukrainian officials who see no advancements from his forces.

In another arena, Dennis Reed of Silver Voices warns against cuts to winter fuel payments for pensioners. He argues these cuts could lead to increased excess deaths, targeting the vulnerable unfairly while ignoring the true economic issues at hand.

Reed demands transparency and accountability, pointing out that such measures were premeditated but not disclosed during elections. He calls for policies that focus on wealthy pensioners, rather than imposing broad cuts that affect millions.

The Digest, 9/3/2024 @230AM, CDT

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