Section: NBC (USA)
Putin Likens East Ukraine Crisis to Nazi Sieges
Vladimir Putin said Ukraine and Russia were “practically a single nationality” and compared Kiev’s military actions to the Nazi sieges of World War II …read more Source:...
NATO: Russian Troops Are Fighting Inside Ukraine
The toppling of a pro-Moscow president by protesters calling for closer ties with the West earlier this year helped precipitate the current crisis, …read more Source:...
The Russians Are Coming: What’s Putin’s End Game?
Increasing evidence points to a Russian incursion into eastern Ukraine in support of pro-Russian rebelas fighting against the Ukrainian government. …read more Source:...
Putin Addresses Rebels in Ukraine, Praises ‘Major Success’
The Russian president also called on rebel fighters to open a “humanitarian corridor” and allow Ukrainian forces to retreat. …read more Source:...
NATO Satellite Images Show Russian Military In Ukraine
NATO says the images, taken last week, depict a Russian military convoy moving through eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatists are in control. …read more Source:...
Russian Forces Moving Inside Ukraine: Poroshenko
A pro-Moscow separatist leader earlier claimed Russian soldiers were fighting alongside rebels inside Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Thursday’s Top 6 News Stories
From increasing tensions in Ukraine to a possible American jihadist death in Syria, see the stories we’re following. …read more Source:...
Ukraine: ‘Invasion of Russian Forces Has Taken Place’
A pro-Moscow separatist leader earlier claimed Russian soldiers were fighting alongside rebels inside Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Frosty Handshake: Putin Meets Ukraine Leader Face-to-Face
The presidents of Russia and Ukraine met face-to-face for the first time since June on the fighting that has engulfed Ukraine’s separatist east. …read more Source:...
Bitterly Disputed Russia Aid Vehicles Have Left Ukraine
The 227 vehicles from Russia had crossed into Ukraine this week, setting off controversy as Ukrainian officials said it was akin to invasion. …read more Source:...
