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Ukraine crisis: Sanctions will make Russia’s ‘weak economy even weaker’, says President Obama
A new wave of sanctions against Russian banks and companies will be imposed within days by the European Union, supported by fresh action against President Vladimir Putin’s closest allies. …read more Source: The...
US follows EU in setting new sanctions targeting Russian economy
US decision comes soon after the European Union punished Moscow over continued backing of Ukrainian separatists Barack Obama announced a new set of economic sanctions against sectors of the Russian economy on Tuesday, soon after the European Union punished Moscow for its continued backing for Ukrainian separatists with its most punitive measures...
‘Human Barbie’ Valeria Lukyanova shows support for Putin by posing on Crimean beach
Model Valeria Lukyanova, 28, from Ukraine, proudly posed in the Black Sea peninsula which has been boycotted by millions of tourists since the Kremlin’s annexation of the region from Ukraine. …read more Source: Daily...
‘Vladimir Putin is a thug and a liar’ says British diplomat Sir Peter Westmacott
Sir Peter Westmacott, UK ambassador to the US, condemned Moscow’s aggression in Ukraine ahead of a meeting in Brussels to impose tougher economic sanctions. …read more Source: Daily...
Ukraine’s civilian casualties
Thousands living in eastern Ukraine are caught in the escalating conflict between government forces and Russian-backed separatists …read more Source: Financial...
Ukraine crisis: Worse bloodshed feared as new government intensifies action against rebels
Shells smashed into a residential neighbourhood of Donetsk today as Ukrainian forces intensified their campaign to encircle the rebel stronghold. The shelling killed a number of people, blew gaping holes in an apartment block, and raised fears that the city is on the verge of severe bloodshed. …read more Source: The...
Ukraine: access to plane crash a matter of “human dignity”
The Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin and US Secretary of State John Kerry met in Washington on Tuesday. Kerry announced the US would give 7… …read more Source:...
Ukraine crisis: EU widens sanctions to hit Russian economy and strike at Vladimir Putin’s allies
A new wave of sanctions against Russian banks and companies will be imposed within days by the European Union, supported by fresh action against President Vladimir Putin’s closest allies. …read more Source: The...
New Sanctions Target Russian Oil And Banks
The US says the move aims to “ratchet up the pressure on the cronies and firms supporting Russia’s illegal actions in Ukraine”. …read more Source: Sky...
Ukraine would accept mutual ceasefire, says John Kerry – video
John Kerry issues a statement after meeting with Ukraine’s foreign minister, Pavlo Klimkin, to discuss the conflict between Ukrainian armed forces and pro-Russian separatists, as well as access to the crash site of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17. Klimkin met with the US secretary of state John Kerry at the state department in Washington on...
