Russian President Vladimir Putin: They did not fulfill the agreement.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Once the Ukrainian counteroffensive is over, Russia will decide its future actions in Ukraine according to its own potential.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: We have different plans, depending on the situation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin declined to say whether Russia would launch an offensive in Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: This is the only way for private military contractors to get the same social security as the regular army.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Supports the initiative of the Ministry of Defense to legalize the work of private military companies through contracts.

NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg: Ukraine has made progress in its counteroffensive.

Traders are pricing in a 50-50 chance the Bank of England will raise its key interest rate to 6%.

According to a report by Interfax citing the Cuban Prime Minister, Russia plans to supply 1.64 million tons of oil and petroleum products to Cuba every year.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Disturbed by only a few countries participating in G20 debt relief.

Dingella, Monetary Policy Member of the Bank of England: The huge cost pressure in the UK is slowing down, and profit margins are not rising.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Dingla: The cost of living crisis in the UK is not over yet.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Dingella: Further analysis of profit margins and inflation of important consumer goods such as food will be particularly valuable.

Dingella, Monetary Policy Member of the Bank of England: There is a lag in the transmission of monetary policy, which means that we cannot have an impact on inflation in the short term.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Member Dingella: The economy is starting to recover from a large-scale supply shock.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Member Dingella: Policy transmission may be slower than before.

Bank of England monetary policy member Dingla: Fixed rate mortgages will ease the impact of interest rates.

Bank of England monetary policy member Dingla: The transmission effect of retail lending is in line with expectations.