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Ukraine to start withdrawal of heavy weapons from the demarcation line
In compliance with the Minsk agreements of Feb. 12, Ukraine will start to withdraw 100-mm canons from the demarcation line Thursday. …read more Source:...
Belarus’ Embassy in Kiev receives about 30 resettlement applications daily
“Every day we receive up to 30 applications regarding the issues of moving to Belarus for permanent residence or study. More than 60,000 people have already moved to Belarus,” the Ambassador said. …read more Source:...
Nato chief warns Russia after Italy meet
Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday warned that any attempt to expand territory held by separatists in Ukraine would be “unacceptable” and told Russia to withdraw 1,000 items of military equipment from Ukraine’s territory, speaking after meeting Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. …read more Source: The Local...
Was the Crimean assimilation pre-planned?
A Russian newspaper revealed that the Kremlin has been exploring a plan of assimilating eastern Ukraine since before the fall of pro-Russian Ukrainian president V. Yanukovych. According to independent “Novaya Gazeta”, a relevant document had been presented to Vladimir Putin and Russian officers 20 days before Yanukovych left the country. The...
Ukraine to start withdrawing heavy weapons from frontline
Move was required under ceasefire deal, and defence ministry says it reserves right to revise plan in event of attack by rebel forcesUkraine’s military has said it will start pulling back its heavy weapons from the frontline of its conflict with Russian-backed separatists as required under a ceasefire agreement.The defence ministry said it...
Port Burgas endangered by decline in cruises
Several cruise operators don’t feel safe across the Black Sea due to the complicated situation in Ukraine and Russia, which will lead to a decline in this type of voyages. That is why it is essential for Burgas and particularly for its harbor to attract operators, currently cruising across the Mediterranean, said CEO of Port Burgas Diyan...
Philip Breedlove: Over 1,000 pieces of military hardware already sent from Russia to Ukraine
Over 1,000 pieces of Russian military equipment including tanks, armored personnel carriers, heavy artillery pieces, and other military vehicles, have already crossed the Ukrainian border. …read more Source:...
The DNA of German foreign policy
The harsh reality of the past year has created unprecedented challenges for Germany and its foreign policy. The crisis in Ukraine spiraled out of control, with Russia’s annexation of Crimea, followed by military escalation in the eastern Donbas region, calling into question the post-1945 European order. And, though the measures agreed in...
Ukraine begins artillery withdrawal, recognizing truce is holding
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine announced on Thursday that it would begin withdrawing artillery from the front line with separatist rebels in the east, a move that amounts to recognition that a ceasefire meant to take effect on Feb. 15 is holding at last. …read more Source:...
Belarus ready to supply electricity to Ukraine
Belarus is ready to starts supplies of electric power to Ukraine, which is interested in such supplies. …read more Source:...
