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Ukraine army claims to have captured 2 Russia troops in east
The Ukrainian army claims to have captured two “Russian soldiers” in the country’s east, where Kiev is fighting pro-Russia forces. …read more Source: Iran...
Ukraine army claims to have captured 2 Russia troops in east
The Ukrainian army claims it has captured two Russian soldiers in the country’s east. …read more Source:...
Clashes in east Ukraine kill 3 soldiers, injure 17
At least three Ukrainian soldiers have been killed and 17 more injured after fresh clashes broke out between Kiev’s troops and pro-Russia forces in the east of the country despite a ceasefire agreement. …read more Source: Iran...
Clashes in east Ukraine kill 3 soldiers, injure 17
A Ukrainian military spokesman says three soldiers have been killed and 17 more injured in fresh clashes in the east of the country. …read more Source:...
1000s of Ukrainians protest rising prices of utilities
Thousands of Ukrainians have rallied in the capital, Kiev, to protest against the soaring prices of utilities, expressing anger at Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk’s economic policies. …read more Source: Iran...
1000s of Ukrainians protest rising prices of utilities
Thousands of Ukrainians hold a protest rally in the capital, Kiev, against the soaring prices of utilities. …read more Source:...
Iranian state media chiefs try to escape EU sanctions by denying role in human rights abuses
Justice for Iran (JFI) – 11 May 2015: Lawyers representing two of the most senior figures in Iran´s official media have argued that their clients bear no responsibility for the broadcast of forced confessions on state television. Mohammad Sarafraz, the head of Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), and Hamid Reza Emadi, the head of news...
Russia plans Crimea military boost to counter NATO
Russia’s NATO envoy says Moscow plans to expand its military presence in Crimea in reaction to NATO’s moves in Eastern Europe. …read more Source:...
Ukraine President Enacts Controversial Laws Banning Soviet Symbols
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Friday enacted laws banning Soviet symbols and communist-era propaganda, his office said, after the measures drew strong Russian criticism when they were approved by parliament last month. …read more Source: Tasnim News...
Ukraine president enacts controversial laws banning Soviet symbols
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Friday enacted laws banning Soviet symbols, his office said, after the measures drew strong Russian criticism when they were approved by parliament last month. The measures come as Ukraine’s pro-Western government seeks a complete break with its Soviet past and as its soldiers fight pro-Russian forces...
