Moscow calls oil price cap ‘dangerous’

Moscow calls oil price cap ‘dangerous’

A work of art by the elusive street artist Banksy has been ripped from a wall in Ukraine. Thieves cut out the mural of a woman in a gas mask from its position on the side of a building in Hostomel, near Kyiv. Police and military arrested those responsible and reclaimed the artwork. "I would like to emphasise that Banksy's works in the Kyiv region are under police protection," said Oleksii Kuleba, the Governor of Kyiv Oblast. "These images are a symbol of our struggle against the enemy... stories about the support and solidarity of the entire civilised world." Banksy confirmed he was in Ukraine last month after a series of anonymous artworks appeared in the Kyiv region. One of the murals appeared to depict a small child in a karate uniform throwing Russian President Vladimir Putin to the ground. The United States said on Firday it was disappointed that Russia had postponed talks on nuclear arms control, voicing willingness to sit down despite high tensions over the Ukraine war. Russia and the United States were set to meet from Nov 29 in Cairo on New START, the last major disarmament treaty between the world's two largest nuclear powers, in