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Ukraine Shoots Down "Valuable" Russian Spy Plane, Second In 2 Months
Ukraine said Friday it had shot down an A-50U Russian spy plane over the Sea of Azov, and shared a map appearing to show it had crashed over southern Russia.
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Russian Spy Plane Worth Rs 2,792 Crore Shot Down By Ukraine: Report
Details about the weapons used to allegedly shoot down the plane have not yet emerged.
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8 Villages Liberated From Russian Forces In 2 Weeks, Says Ukraine
Ukraine confirmed on Monday it had driven Russian forces from an eighth village in its two-week-old counteroffensive in a heavily fortified part of the front line on the most direct route to the country's Azov Sea coast.
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"Lay Down Arms, Lives Will Be Spared": Russia To Ukraine Army In Mariupol
Russia told Ukrainian forces fighting in the besieged southern port of Mariupol to lay down their arms starting 6 a.m. Moscow time (0300 GMT) on Sunday to save their lives.
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War-Ravaged Mariupol Could Become Russia's First Major Capture In Ukraine
The Sea of Azov port of Mariupol, reduced to a wasteland by seven weeks of siege and bombardment that Ukraine says killed tens of thousands of civilians, could become the first big city captured by Russia since its invasion.
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Mariupol, Under Heavy Bombardment, Buries Its Dead By Roadside
Some 400,000 people have been trapped in the strategic port city on the Sea of Azov for more than two weeks, with little if any access to water, food, heating or electricity, local authorities say.
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Russia Says It Forces Linked Up With Ukraine Separatists In Key Territory
Russian troops and pro-Moscow rebels have linked up in a key region along the Azov Sea coast in eastern Ukraine, a defence ministry spokesman said Tuesday, on the sixth day of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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East Ukraine City Mariupol Loses Power After Russian Attack
Electricity has been cut off in the key south eastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol on the Azov Sea following attacks from advancing Russian forces, the head of the region Pavlo Kyrylenko said Tuesday.
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How World's Shallowest Sea Became Flashpoint Between Russia, Ukraine
Nestled in Europe's southeast corner is the world's shallowest sea: the Azov. It is no more than 50 feet deep and smaller than Lake Michigan.
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Kiev Says Rebels Extend Control of East Ukraine Border to Azov Sea
The Ukrainian authorities acknowledged on Thursday that pro-Russian rebels had extended their control over territory on the eastern border with Russia to the Sea of Azov.
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Ukraine Reinforces Defence of Key Port, Shelling Rocks Donetsk
Ukraine Ukraine reinforced its defences at the port of Mariupol on the Sea of Azov on Thursday in anticipation of a rebel attack amid reports that pro-Russian separatists were advancing on the city with tanks and artillery.
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Rescue Under Way After Separatists Claim First Attack on Ukrainian Ship
Ukraine said one of its naval vessels came under artillery attack from the shore on Sunday, in what pro-Russian rebels claimed as the first sea victory of their separatist war.
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Ukraine Shoots Down "Valuable" Russian Spy Plane, Second In 2 Months
Ukraine said Friday it had shot down an A-50U Russian spy plane over the Sea of Azov, and shared a map appearing to show it had crashed over southern Russia.
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Russian Spy Plane Worth Rs 2,792 Crore Shot Down By Ukraine: Report
Details about the weapons used to allegedly shoot down the plane have not yet emerged.
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8 Villages Liberated From Russian Forces In 2 Weeks, Says Ukraine
Ukraine confirmed on Monday it had driven Russian forces from an eighth village in its two-week-old counteroffensive in a heavily fortified part of the front line on the most direct route to the country's Azov Sea coast.
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"Lay Down Arms, Lives Will Be Spared": Russia To Ukraine Army In Mariupol
Russia told Ukrainian forces fighting in the besieged southern port of Mariupol to lay down their arms starting 6 a.m. Moscow time (0300 GMT) on Sunday to save their lives.
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War-Ravaged Mariupol Could Become Russia's First Major Capture In Ukraine
The Sea of Azov port of Mariupol, reduced to a wasteland by seven weeks of siege and bombardment that Ukraine says killed tens of thousands of civilians, could become the first big city captured by Russia since its invasion.
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Mariupol, Under Heavy Bombardment, Buries Its Dead By Roadside
Some 400,000 people have been trapped in the strategic port city on the Sea of Azov for more than two weeks, with little if any access to water, food, heating or electricity, local authorities say.
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Russia Says It Forces Linked Up With Ukraine Separatists In Key Territory
Russian troops and pro-Moscow rebels have linked up in a key region along the Azov Sea coast in eastern Ukraine, a defence ministry spokesman said Tuesday, on the sixth day of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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East Ukraine City Mariupol Loses Power After Russian Attack
Electricity has been cut off in the key south eastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol on the Azov Sea following attacks from advancing Russian forces, the head of the region Pavlo Kyrylenko said Tuesday.
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How World's Shallowest Sea Became Flashpoint Between Russia, Ukraine
Nestled in Europe's southeast corner is the world's shallowest sea: the Azov. It is no more than 50 feet deep and smaller than Lake Michigan.
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Kiev Says Rebels Extend Control of East Ukraine Border to Azov Sea
The Ukrainian authorities acknowledged on Thursday that pro-Russian rebels had extended their control over territory on the eastern border with Russia to the Sea of Azov.
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Ukraine Reinforces Defence of Key Port, Shelling Rocks Donetsk
Ukraine Ukraine reinforced its defences at the port of Mariupol on the Sea of Azov on Thursday in anticipation of a rebel attack amid reports that pro-Russian separatists were advancing on the city with tanks and artillery.
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Rescue Under Way After Separatists Claim First Attack on Ukrainian Ship
Ukraine said one of its naval vessels came under artillery attack from the shore on Sunday, in what pro-Russian rebels claimed as the first sea victory of their separatist war.
