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Warring sides in Ukraine’s Donetsk Oblast expected to disengage on 7 March
According to Martin Sajdik, the sides have requested assistance with the disengagement procedure near Stanitsa Luganskaya on 7 March. Apart from that, the sides confirmed their adherence to the full withdrawal of heavy weapon systems, said the diplomat. …read more Source:...
Contact group on Ukraine concerned about safety of Donetsk water filtering station
The sides agreed not to fire at or assault the Donetsk water filtering station. Apart from that, there are plans to clear mines near the water station and along the access roads leading to the station. The sides also agreed that it is necessary to guarantee the safety of the station’s workers, repair crews and OSCE representatives....
Clashes break out between nationalists and separatists at a rail blockade in eastern Ukraine
A gang of men – one wielding a chainsaw – has attacked a pro-Kyiv rail blockade in eastern Ukraine. More than 35 people were arrested at Kryvyi Torets. One man was injured. …read more Source:...
Aid group warns of ‘humanitarian catastrophe’ as separatists seize east Ukraine factories
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Firms seized in rebel-held east Ukraine as blockade tension mounts
KIEV/DONETSK, Ukraine (Reuters) – A leading telecoms firm and a humanitarian group owned by Ukraine’s richest man said on Wednesday they had been forced to stop operating in territory controlled by Russia-backed separatists as their offices had been seized by armed men. …read more Source:...
Polish and British foreign ministers on joint Ukraine trip
Polish Foreign Witold Waszczykowski and his British counterpart Boris Johnson visit the Ukrainian city of Kyiv on Wednesday. …read more Source: Polskie...
EU takes step closer to allowing Ukrainians visa-free entry
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Bulgaria endorses Serbia’s accession to EU battlegroup HELBROC
The Bulgarian caretaker cabinet has approved Serbia’s accession to the technical agreement among the defence ministries of Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus and Romania for the formation of a multinational EU battlegroup – HELBROC. The group was set up in 2006 by four countries, the leading role in which belongs to Greece. In 2011 it was...
Ukrainians Now Able To Travel Visa-Free To EU
Ukrainian citizens will be able to travel to the EU visa free under an informal deal struck by Parliament and Council negotiators on Tuesday (Feb 28). Once the change enters into force, and provided they have biometric passports, they will be able to enter the EU for up to 90 days in any 180-day-period for business, tourist or family purposes....
Key aid provider says it can’t operate in rebel-held Ukraine
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