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      Europe to draft plan to end fighting in Ukraine
      Feb07

      Europe to draft plan to end fighting in Ukraine

      Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, and French President Francois Hollande, enter a hall for their and German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s talks in the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, Friday, Feb. 6, 2015. (AP Photo) The leaders of Russia, Germany and France agreed during late-night talks in Moscow to draw up a plan to end fighting in Ukraine...

      NATO commander: West shouldn't rule out military option in Ukraine
      Feb07

      NATO commander: West shouldn't rule out military option in Ukraine

      MUNICH (Reuters) – The West should not rule out the military option in Ukraine, NATO’s top military commander said on Saturday, adding that he was referring to the possibility of helping Ukraine with weapons and equipment rather than sending in soldiers. …read more Source: The...

      Merkel, Hollande clinch deal for Ukraine peace plan after talks with Putin
      Feb07

      Merkel, Hollande clinch deal for Ukraine peace plan after talks with Putin

      The leaders of Russia, Germany and France agreed during late-night talks in Moscow to draw up a plan to end fighting in Ukraine as rebels wage a deadly offensive in the country’s east, officials said today. …read more Source: South China Morning...

      Nato commander: West shouldn’t rule out military option in Ukraine
      Feb07

      Nato commander: West shouldn’t rule out military option in Ukraine

      February 07, 2015 5:12 PMMUNICH (Reuters) – The West should not rule out the military option in Ukraine, Nato’s top military commander said on Saturday, adding that he was referring to the possibility of helping Ukraine with weapons and equipment rather than sending in soldiers. …read more Source: The Straits...

      Russian President Vladimir Putin says leaders agree on drafting an agreement that would also include proposals from Ukraine’s Petro Poroshenko.
      Feb07

      Russian President Vladimir Putin says leaders agree on drafting an agreement that would also include proposals from Ukraine’s Petro Poroshenko.

      The leaders of Russia, Germany and France have agreed in Moscow to draw up a plan to end fighting in Ukraine. A spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin said the leaders agree on drafting an agreement that would also include proposals from Ukraine’s Petro Poroshenko. The spokeman further said Chancellor Angela Merkel, President...

      Ukraine's Poroshenko says Franco-German peace proposal could work
      Feb07

      Ukraine's Poroshenko says Franco-German peace proposal could work

      MUNICH (Reuters) – Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said on Saturday that a peace proposal aimed at ending fighting with pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine could work. …read more Source: The...

      The West discusses defense in ‘hybrid warfare’ threats
      Feb07

      The West discusses defense in ‘hybrid warfare’ threats

      Western countries discussed “hybrid warfare” threats in Munich on Friday, accusing Russia of using multiple conventional and unconventional tools of warfare in the Ukrainian crisis. …read more Source: China Internet Information...

      Spotlight: Europe, Russia talks on Ukraine agree to work on possible joint document
      Feb07

      Spotlight: Europe, Russia talks on Ukraine agree to work on possible joint document

      A tripartite meeting on the Ukraine crisis involving Russian President Vladimir Putin, French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel ended here early Saturday with a commitment to working on a “possible joint document.” …read more Source:...

      The West discusses defense in “hybrid warfare” threats
      Feb07

      The West discusses defense in “hybrid warfare” threats

      Western countries discussed “hybrid warfare” threats in Munich on Friday, accusing Russia of using multiple conventional and unconventional tools of warfare in the Ukrainian crisis. …read more Source:...

      Kremlin talks on Ukraine yield little but agreement to keep talking
      Feb07

      Kremlin talks on Ukraine yield little but agreement to keep talking

      The leaders of France and Germany flew out of Moscow in the dead of night after five hours of talks with Vladimir Putin on Friday, with little to announce to end fighting in Ukraine beyond a promise to keep talking.Supplying weapons to Ukraine would escalate conflict: FallonGerman, French leaders take Ukraine peace plan to MoscowMerkel says give...