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Russia hackers plan to ‘RULE WORLD’ using Ukraine as ‘training ground’ for UK attack
RUSSIA is hacking computers in Ukraine to learn how to compromise cyberspace in the UK, Brussels and US, a security expert has claimed. …read more Source:...
Moscow: US Crossed Line By Announcing Decision to Provide Ukraine With Weapons
The United States crossed the line by announcing a decision to provide Ukraine with weapons, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said on Saturday. On Friday, the US State Department announced plans to give Ukraine military assistance to help protect its territorial integrity. “The United States crossed the line in a sense by announcing...
Brexit model could influence Turkey and Ukraine deals
An EU agreement with Britain on relations after Brexit could serve as a model for ties with other countries that want to be as close as possible to the bloc but are not yet ready to join, such as Ukraine and Turkey, Germany’s foreign minister has said. …read more Source: RTÉ...
German FM can’t imagine Turkey and Ukraine in EU
German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel says Ukraine and Turkey will not become members of the European Union in the near future. “I cannot imagine either Turkey or Ukraine becoming EU members in the coming years,” Gabriel said in an interview with the German Funke Media Group, Tanjug reported on Tuesday, citing TASS. At the same […] …read...
Ukrainian interpreter who visited May arrested on Russian spying charges
Stanislav Yezhov had regular access to insider information and travelled on high-profile trips to London and WashingtonAn interpreter for Ukraine’s prime minister who was photographed with Theresa May inside Downing Street has been arrested on suspicion of working as a Russian spy.Ukraine’s SBU security service arrested Stanislav...
Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Sunday 24 Dec 2017
North Korea: new sanctions are ‘an act of war’ North Korea’s foreign ministry says new UN sanctions are an act of war and those who voted for them will “pay a heavy price for what they have done”. The first official reaction from Pyongyang argued that the sanctions will restrict vital oil supplies and are tantamount...
Boxer Tervel Pulev with 7th victory as professional
Bulgarian boxer Tervel Pulev has achieved his seventh victory out of seven games in the professional ring. The younger brother of European Super Heavyweight champion Kubrat Pulev did not have any problems against Charniakevich from Belarus, winning with a technical knockout in the second round of the match that took place in Berlin.This has been...
Moscow warns Trump has ‘crossed line’ by arming Ukraine
Angry denunciation by foreign ministry comes as fighting intensifies between Kiev and separatists …read more Source: Financial...
Moscow warns Trump has ‘crossed line’ by arming Ukraine
Angry denunciation by foreign ministry comes as fighting intensifies between Kiev and separatists …read more Source: Financial...
Sergey Lavrov to UK: Diplomatic ‘low point’ is your fault
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov blamed the U.K. for the “low point” in British-Russian relations during a strained press conference in Moscow on Friday with his opposite number Boris Johnson. “It’s no secret that our relations are at a low point, and that’s not at our initiative,” Lavrov said, according to the Guardian, urging...
