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One Year since the Crimea Referendum
On March 16, 2014, over 96 percent of Crimeans voted against continuing as part of Ukrainian territory and in favor of joining Russia. …read more Source:...
Updated: US, IMF New Aid to Ukraine, US New Sanctions on Russia
The United States has sanctioned eight top Ukrainian separatists and the Russian National Commercial Bank, while beefing up military aid to Kiev. …read more Source:...
US Imposes New Sanctions on Russia, New Military Aid for Ukraine
The United States has sanctioned eight top Ukrainian separatists and the Russian National Commercial Bank, while beefing up military aid to Kiev. …read more Source:...
US Imposes New Sanctions on Russia, Ukraine Separatists
The United States has sanctioned eight top Ukrainian separatists and the Russian National Commercial Bank …read more Source:...
Kiev: All Heavy Weapons Have Been Removed from Separation Line
Ukrainian government forces have finished pulling all its heavy weaponry from the line separating them and the pro-Russian separatist militias in eastern Ukraine, said on Tuesday Anatoly Stelmakh, the Kiev military spokesmen. …read more Source: Latin American Herald...
Del Bosque: Ukraine Game Is Key to Qualify for Euro 2016
The coach of the Spanish national soccer team Vicente del Bosque expressed on Monday that the March 27 game in Seville between La Roja and Ukraine is “very important” to qualify for the 2016 UEFA European Championship. …read more Source: Latin American Herald...
Putin Admits Ordering Crimea Annexation Before Referendum
Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted that he ordered the annexation of Crimea only hours after the ousting of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, and a week before the regional authorities of the peninsula rebelled against the government in Kiev calling for an independence referendum. …read more Source: Latin American Herald...
Death Toll in Donetsk Coal Mine Blast Reaches 32
At least 32 people perished in an explosion at a coal mine on Wednesday in Donetsk, the eastern Ukrainian city currently controlled by pro-Russian separatists, as reported by the local Emergency Department on Thursday. …read more Source: Latin American Herald...
Russian Presence in East Ukraine an “Invasion,” U.S. Says
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Victoria Nuland has said that the presence of thousands of Russian soldiers in eastern Ukraine constitutes an “invasion.” …read more Source: Latin American Herald...
Ukrainian Military Withdrawals in an Attempt for Peace
Ukrainian troops began, on Thursday, towing away artillery from the front line in the eastern embattled regions of Donetsk and Luhansk, a move that amounted to recognizing that a cease-fire was finally holding after a second peace agreement was meant to take effect on Feb. 15. People in the cities were trying to normalize their lives and stock up...
