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      US mulling lethal aid to Ukraine; Russian response a concern
      Feb25

      US mulling lethal aid to Ukraine; Russian response a concern

      By LOLITA C. BALDOR WASHINGTON (AP) — Top U.S. defense leaders are telling Congress that the Obama administration is still debating whether to provide lethal, defensive weapons to Ukraine. They expressed concern that such aid would only escalate Russia’s military campaign there.read more …read more Source: CNS...

      Canada considering joining U.S. in training Ukrainian troops
      Feb25

      Canada considering joining U.S. in training Ukrainian troops

      OTTAWA – Canada is considering the idea of joining a U.S.-led mission to train Ukrainian soldiers. Defence Minister Jason Kenney says the Harper government is “certainly open to it,” but emphasized no decision has been made as the federal cabinet considers ways it can be helpful beyond the recent shipments of non-lethal military equipment....

      Canada considers joining U.S.-led military training mission in Ukraine
      Feb25

      Canada considers joining U.S.-led military training mission in Ukraine

      Canada is considering the idea of joining a U.S.-led mission to train Ukrainian soldiers. Defence Minister Jason Kenney says the Harper government is “certainly open to it,” but emphasized no decision has been made as the federal cabinet considers ways it can be helpful beyond the recent shipments of non-lethal military equipment. Britain...

      Canada considering joining U.S.-led military training mission in Ukraine
      Feb25

      Canada considering joining U.S.-led military training mission in Ukraine

      Canada is considering the idea of joining a U.S.-led mission to train Ukrainian soldiers. …read more Source: Global...

      US mulling lethal aid to Ukraine; Russian response a concern
      Feb25

      US mulling lethal aid to Ukraine; Russian response a concern

      WASHINGTON (AP) — Top U.S. defense leaders are telling Congress that the Obama administration is still debating whether to provide lethal, defensive weapons to Ukraine. They expressed concern that such aid would only escalate Russia’s military campaign there. …read more Source: U.S....

      Kenney: Canada could join U.S.-led training mission in Ukraine
      Feb25

      Kenney: Canada could join U.S.-led training mission in Ukraine

      Canada is considering the idea of joining a U.S.-led mission to train Ukrainian soldiers. Defence Minister Jason Kenney says the Harper government is “certainly open to it,” but emphasized no decision has been made as the federal cabinet considers ways it can be helpful beyond the recent shipments of non-lethal military equipment. Britain...

      Putin again employs natural gas as diplomatic weapon
      Feb25

      Putin again employs natural gas as diplomatic weapon

      Ed AdamczykMOSCOW, Feb. 25 (UPI) — Russia has returned to threats of curtailment of natural gas shipments to Ukraine, and European gas prices rose on the prospect this week. …read more Source: United Press...

      US mulling lethal aid to Ukraine; Russian response a concern
      Feb25

      US mulling lethal aid to Ukraine; Russian response a concern

      WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is still struggling with whether to provide lethal, defensive weapons to Ukraine amid concerns that… …read more Source:...

      Top Secret Briefing Advising Putin on Break-Up of Ukraine Leaked
      Feb25

      Top Secret Briefing Advising Putin on Break-Up of Ukraine Leaked

      A top secret Kremlin briefing purportedly intended for the eyes of Russian President Vladimir Putin on the eve of Ukraine’s revolution which discusses how to co-opt regions of the country’s east into the Russian Federation has been leaked to the Russian media. The document, which forsees the break-up of Ukraine, with eastern regions...

      Amnesty International: Powerful nations failing to stop rights abuses
      Feb25

      Amnesty International: Powerful nations failing to stop rights abuses

      Shameful milestones in human rights abuses were reached in 2014 as tens of thousands of civilians were killed amid armed conflicts from Syria to Ukraine and the world’s wealthiest countries did little to halt the violence, Amnesty International reported Wednesday. …read more Source: Los Angeles...