Section: Africa&ME
Russia defends right to send nuclear weapons to Crimea
Arms control head says Russia can deploy warheads anywhere on territory …read more Source: Anadolu...
Georgia threatens to strip ex-leader Saakashvili’s citizenship
Georgia has threatened to revoke pro-Western former president Mikheil Saakashvili’s citizenship after he was granted a Ukrainian passport and appointed as governor of the strategic Odessa region. …read more Source: Hurriyet Daily...
Russia dismisses EU criticism of travel blacklist
Russia criticised the European Union on Monday for allowing the publication of a list of European officials barred from entering the country in the diplomatic fallout over the Ukraine crisis. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow, which drew up the list in response to a similar ban on Russian officials by the EU, had handed over the list to...
Russia claims “right” to send nukes to Crimea
A senior Russian officer has said that Russia can deploy warheads anywhere on its own territory. …read more Source: World...
News24.com | More than 6 400 killed amid ‘tremendous hardship’ in Ukraine says UN
The United Nations says that more than 6 400 people had been killed in conflict-wracked Ukraine, and despite a slowdown in fighting, millions more are suffering from abuses and hardship. …read more Source:...
More than 6,400 killed amid 'tremendous hardship' in Ukraine says U.N
NNA – The United Nations said Monday that more than 6,400 people had been killed in conflict-wracked Ukraine, and despite a slowdown in fighting, millions more are suffering from abuses and hardship. …read more Source: National News...
Donetsk: Ukraine Fires over 150 Mortar Shells at Shirokino in One Day
TEHRAN (FNA)- The Ukrainian forces have fired more than 150 mortar shells at the village of Shirokino in the last 24 hours, Spokesman for the Defense Ministry of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic Eduard Basurin said on Monday. …read more Source: Fars News...
NATO flexes muscles in Baltics, Poland
US-led NATO drills began in the Baltic states and Poland, a move intended to reassure Russia’s nervous neighbours amid tensions over Ukraine. …read more Source: The Sunday...
More than 6,400 killed amid ‘tremendous hardship’ in Ukraine, says UN
The United Nations said Monday that more than 6,400 people had been killed in conflict-wracked Ukraine, and despite a slowdown in fighting, millions more are suffering from abuses and hardship. …read more Source: The Sunday...
NATO flexes muscles in Baltics, Poland
US-led NATO drills began June 1 in the Baltic states and Poland, a move intended to reassure Russia’s nervous neighbours amid tensions over Ukraine. …read more Source: Hurriyet Daily...
