After Zellenskyy "challenged" U.S., White House is sending Ukraine javelin missiles, anti-aircraft systems, ammunition and "switchblade" drones
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The White House said that President Biden was "speaking from the heart" about Russian President Vladimir Putin's "barbaric actions" when he called Putin a "war criminal."
A legal review is underway at the State Department to review Russia's actions in Ukraine and whether they constitute war crimes.
Putin's spokesperson called the comment "unacceptable and unforgivable."
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