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The Social media company Twitter is planning to introduce special labeling system for share links associated with Russian state-affiliated media websites in the coming week, Site Integrity at Twitter hea Yoel Roth said on Monday.

“Today, we’re adding labels to Tweets that share links to Russian state-affiliated media websites and are taking steps to significantly reduce the circulation of this content on Twitter. We’ll roll out these labels to other state-affiliated media outlets in the coming weeks,” Roth said in a tweet.

President Joe Biden began his scheduled call with US allies to discuss Russia’s ongoing special operation in Ukraine shortly after 11:30 a.m. EST and concluded it before 1:00 p.m., the White House said on Monday.

"President Biden’s call with Allies and partners to discuss Russia’s unprovoked war on Ukraine began at 11:32 EST," the White House said in a pool report. "President Biden’s secure call with Allies and partners concluded at 12:54 EST."

Colombian President Ivan Duque dismissed on Monday local media reports about alleged plans of Colombia to send armed forces to Ukraine during Russia's military operation in the country.

"Colombia is not currently making any assessments of the possibility of sending troops to engage in confrontation with any country," Duque told Colombian radio station La FM, commenting on media speculations.

At the same time, the president stressed that Bogota will support "total rejection of unjustified aggression" in multilateral organizations, especially within the emergency meeting of the United Nations General Assembly taking place on Monday.

The US technology stocks exchange Nasdaq has temporarily halted trading in Russian stocks following the sanctions imposed on Russia over the Ukraine crisis, exchange spokesman Peter Gau said Monday.

"The Trade Halts are [for the[ companies listed below," Gau said in an email to Sputnik that listed six stocks altogether.

The Russian consulate in Iceland was attacked by a protester and diplomats have been receiving insults and threats amid Russia's military operation in Ukraine, Russian Ambassador to Reykjavik Mikhail Noskov said on Monday.

"Unfriendly acts are taking place indeed. Since the beginning of Russia's special military operation… two rallies have taken place… in front of the building of the consular section of the embassy. In general, they took place without violating public order... However, after the rally, one of the citizens with mental health problems stayed and... broke down our gate... then tried to knock down a camera," the ambassador told the Russian Rossiya 24 broadcaster.

According to Noskov, the individual was arrested and brought to a police station.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova commented on Berlin's decision to supply lethal weapons to the Ukrainian authorities, saying that German weapons will again be directed against the Russians.

On Sunday, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that Germany had approved the supply of weapons to Ukraine. At the same time, on the same day, the chancellor noted that the post-war reconciliation of Germany and Russia remained an important chapter in the common history, and a new rejection between the countries cannot be allowed.

"Nothing is new under the Sun. Again, as many times in history, the weapons that came from German soil will be directed against Russian soldiers," Zakharova said in a statement.

Zakharova said that the weapons supplied by Germany to Ukraine could become the prey of neo-Nazis, terrorists and marauders.

"In recent days, we have witnessed repeated statements by the German side about the start of deliveries of military weapons to Ukraine [in particular, we are talking about 1,000 portable anti-tank missiles, 500 portable anti-aircraft missile systems Stinger, permission for a number of third countries to transfer German-made weapons to Kiev], which runs counter to the balanced line previously pursued by Berlin on this issue," Zakharova said.

"By this decision, Germany is calling on the ghosts of not a cold war, but the most 'hot' war," she said.

Poland is the center of disinformation that is being spread about Russia’s military operation in Ukraine, and the United States distributes these "fake news" through its propaganda system, the head of the Russian upper chamber's commission for the protection of state sovereignty, Andrey Klimov, said on Monday.

The main center of disinformation "is located on the territory of Poland, where the US special services create quite numerous brigades of fake-news creators, the so-called ‘bloggers',” Klimov told journalists.

"Football is in full solidarity with all the people affected in Ukraine. Both Presidents hope that the situation in Ukraine will improve significantly and rapidly so that football can again be a vector for unity and peace," the statement read.

The delegations of Russia and Ukraine agreed at a negotiation on Monday to hold a new round of talks on the Belarusian-Polish border in the next few days, the head of the Russian delegation, presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky, said.

"The most important thing is that [we] have agreed to continue the negotiation process, and the next meeting will take place in the next few days on the Polish-Belarusian border. There is such an agreement," the Medinsky told reporters.

Before the next talks, each delegation will discuss the negotiating positions with the leadership of their country, the Russian negotiator said.

Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a formal request for Ukraine to join the European Union amid Russia's military operation, the Ukrainian parliament said on Monday.

"Zelensky has signed an application for Ukraine's membership in the European Union," the parliament said in a statement published on its official Telegram channel.

Factions of the Ukrainian parliament are unanimous in their backing of the deployment of a UN peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, parliament speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk said on Monday.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres during a UN General Assembly emergency session on Monday called Russia’s decision to put nuclear forces on high alert a "chilling development."

On Sunday, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and the Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov to put the deterrence forces of the Russian army to a special mode of combat duty.