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Water supply resumes in eastern Ukraine after shelling
The pumping station for the water supply in Donbass region of Ukraine has resumed operation after it stopped due to shelling. …read more Source:...
Trump transition team ordered to save materials on Russia, Ukraine: NYT
President Donald Trump’s transition team has been ordered to preserve materials related to ongoing investigations into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, the New York Times reported on Friday, as Trump again assailed the probes …read more Source: The Daily...
Putin Says Russia to Beef up Syrian Military
Russia’s medium-term plans in Syria include improving the capabilities of the Syrian armed forces which would allow Russian troops to relocate to existing Russian bases in the country, President Vladimir Putin said Thursday. “We aim to establish a process, a political settlement [in Syria] between all the sides involved,” Putin also said...
US Senate votes near unanimously for Russia, Iran sanctions
The US Senate voted nearly unanimously on Thursday for legislation to impose new sanctions on Russia and force President Donald Trump to get Congress’ approval before easing any existing sanctions on Russia. In a move that could complicate US President Donald Trump’s desire for warmer relations with Moscow, the Senate backed the...
Putin Denounces Latest Sanctions Passed by US Senate
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday slammed fresh sanctions approved by the US Senate as coming out of nowhere and motivated by domestic politics and historical efforts by the West to contain Russia. “We know that currently there is a bill in the US Senate regarding toughening sanctions. Why? Nothing extraordinary is happening. Why did...
Ukraine outlaws public display of Saint George’s ribbons
Ukraine outlawed the public display of the ribbon which is used in Russia as a patriotic symbol as well as a symbol of public support to the Russian government. …read more Source:...
‘No end in sight’ to Ukraine conflict says UN
Over 10,000 killed in eastern Ukraine since April 2014, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights says in new report …read more Source: Anadolu...
Russian diplomats expelled from Moldova accused of recruiting fighters
Moldovan intelligence believes five Russian diplomats expelled from Moldova last month were spies who were recruiting fighters for the Moscow-backed insurgency in neighboring Ukraine, a government source…Click To Continue …read more Source: Daily...
UN Report: More Than 10,000 Killed in Donbass Conflict
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – More than 10,000 people have been killed and about 24,000 injured in Ukraine since the conflict in the east began in mid-April, 2014, the UN’s Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said in a quarterly report on Ukraine, published in Kiev and Geneva on Tuesday. …read more Source: Tasnim News...
DPR Command: Kiev Forces Shell Donetsk Outskirts from Heavy Weaponry
TEHRAN (FNA)- Ukraine’s forces opened fire at the Northern outskirts and suburbs of Donetsk from artillery weapons and mortars, the operation command in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic said. …read more Source: Fars News...
