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Ukraine endures heavy shelling hours before agreed ceasefire
Reports of overnight artillery fire by Russia-backed rebels on key eastern port of Mariupol as truce set to take effect from middayHours before an expected ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, heralded as a significant breakthrough by Nato leaders meeting in Newport, heavy shelling has been heard on the outskirts of Mariupol.A commander of a Ukrainian...
Missing Russian photojournalist found dead in eastern Ukraine
A Russian photojournalist, Andrei Stenin, who was reported missing more than a month ago has been found dead in eastern Ukraine. It appears his car had come under heavy fire near Donetsk. Stenin, who worked for Russia’s state-run news agency, RIA Novosti, had been missing since 5 August. His car was found burned out and riddled with bullet...
NATO to decide on new rapid response force
The final day of the NATO summit in Wales has opened with all eyes on Ukraine. Leaders are expected to back plans to establish a rapid response force near Russia’s border to deter Moscow from provocations in the region. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Renewed shelling heard in Ukraine ahead of truce talks
Shelling has been reported on the outskirts of the Ukrainian port city Mariupol, hours ahead of ceasefire talks in Minsk. The talks are set to involve representatives from the separatist movement, Moscow and Kyiv. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Russia bans Ukraine candy imports
Russia has added to its wide boycott of some food imports by banning Ukrainian candy. It comes as three high-level meetings across Europe focus on the Ukraine crisis on Friday, including peace talks in Minsk. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Ukraine battles rage despite truce talks
Advance of Russian backed forces casts doubt on whether east Ukraine separatists and Moscow will reach a ceasefire agreement with Kiev …read more Source: Financial...
Outside the Nato summit in pictures
As the leaders of Nato member countries meet at Celtic Manor for negotiations regarding such subjects as Ukraine and Isis, the view from outside can be a little more light-hearted … …read more Source: The...
Abbott denies Australia is considering sending military personnel to Ukraine
Defence force chief Mark Binskin had said a small team of ADF logistics experts could be sent to look at military supply systemsTony Abbott has denied Australia is considering sending military trainers and advisers to Ukraine despite the head of the defence force saying a small number of Australian defence force experts could be sent.Before...
Hopes rise for Ukraine peace deal
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko expresses careful optimism that a deal can be agreed with Russia to end fighting in the east of his country. …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s Poroshenko optimistic on Minsk talks, NATO members mull more sanctions
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has expressed some limited optimism about a possible ceasefire ahead of talks with separatists. Meanwhile, NATO leaders condemned Russia – and are considering further sanctions. …read more Source: Deutsche...
