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Obama still weighing decision on arming Ukraine forces
Feb10

Obama still weighing decision on arming Ukraine forces

U.S. President Barack Obama signalled Monday he will wait for the results of high-stakes talks on Ukraine before deciding whether to arm the Kiev government, saying diplomacy and sanctions remain his preferred tools to resolve the crisis. …read more Source: The Toronto...

Residents battle to survive, find heat, food, shelter in eastern Ukraine
Feb10

Residents battle to survive, find heat, food, shelter in eastern Ukraine

At the Trudovskoi bus station in Donetsk, the gossip these days focuses on whose house has been hit by shelling and where you can get food handouts. …read more Source: CTV...

Fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine; both sides prepare for peace talks
Feb10

Fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine; both sides prepare for peace talks

Fighting in eastern Ukraine intensified on Tuesday ahead of much-anticipated peace talks, with both sides claiming significant advances and the government accusing the rebels of shelling a town far behind the front lines. …read more Source: CTV...

Poland will not send lethal weapons to Ukraine
Feb10

Poland will not send lethal weapons to Ukraine

WARSAW, Poland – Defence Minister Tomasz Siemoniak says Poland will not send lethal weapons to Ukraine but says there is little optimism in the west about the outcome of peace negotiations. In interviews for Polish media Tuesday, Siemoniak said Poland has supplied the military in neighbouring Ukraine with some 17 million zlotys (4 million euros,...

Fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine ahead of peace talks
Feb10

Fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine ahead of peace talks

SARTANA, Ukraine – Fighting in eastern Ukraine intensified on Tuesday ahead of much-anticipated peace talks, with both sides claiming significant advances and the government accusing the rebels of shelling a town far behind the front lines. The intense fighting, which the U.N. says has killed more than 5,300 people since April, comes ahead of a...

Ukraine reports artillery attack on eastern town well behind the front line
Feb10

Ukraine reports artillery attack on eastern town well behind the front line

Fighting in eastern Ukraine intensified on Tuesday ahead of much-anticipated peace talks, with both sides claiming significant advances and the government accusing the rebels of shelling a town far behind the front lines. …read more Source: CTV...

Rebels shelling Ukrainian town behind front lines, Kiev says
Feb10

Rebels shelling Ukrainian town behind front lines, Kiev says

Donetsk regional police chief Vyacheslav Abroskin said in a statement on Tuesday that Kramatorsk, which is more than 50 kilometres away from the nearest fighting, has come under shelling …read more Source: The Globe and...

Ukrainian army reports gains in eastern Ukraine
Feb10

Ukrainian army reports gains in eastern Ukraine

Government forces and Russia-backed rebels were each trying to make gains in eastern Ukraine on Tuesday ahead of long-anticipated peace talks. The intense fighting, which the United Nations says has killed more than 5,300 people since April, comes ahead of a crucial summit including Western leaders on Wednesday as well as peace talks later...

Harper, Merkel agree to disagree on Ukraine
Feb10

Harper, Merkel agree to disagree on Ukraine

Prime Minister Stephen Harper and German Chancellor Angela Merkel continue to disagree on whether to provide military assistance to Ukraine in the event of a breakdown of negotiations with Russia later this week. Merkel spent the day on a whirlwind tour of North America, stopping first in Washington before heading back through Ottawa, in an...

Stephen Harper won’t rule out sending lethal weapons for Ukraine
Feb10

Stephen Harper won’t rule out sending lethal weapons for Ukraine

Prime Minister Stephen Harper declined to rule out supplying lethal military aid to Ukraine if diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict with Russian-backed rebels in the eastern part of that country fail. “We’ll look at all options,” Harper said, when asked if Canada would be in favour of a shift in aid to Ukraine from humanitarian and to...