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Putin's "Fly Can't Pass Through" Steel Plant Order Still Stands: Russia
The Kremlin denied that Russian troops were storming the Azovstal steel plant in Ukraine's southern port city of Mariupol, where Ukrainian fighters and civilians are trapped, and said humanitarian corridors were operating there on Thursday.
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Ukraine's Luhansk Tells Civilians To Evacuate "While It Is Safe"
Authorities in the eastern Ukrainian region of Luhansk hope to evacuate civilians through five "humanitarian corridors" on Wednesday and urged residents to get out "while it is safe."
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Russia Says It Will Open Humanitarian Corridor From Mariupol Today
Russia said a humanitarian corridor would be opened Friday morning to allow civilians out of the besieged port city of Mariupol in southeastern Ukraine.
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Ukraine President Accuses Russia Of "Attack" On Mariupol Humanitarian Corridor
Ukraine War: Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky Thursday said around 100,000 people had evacuated the country's cities in two days, but accused Russian forces of targeting a humanitarian corridor in the city of Mariupol.
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Moscow To Open Daily Humanitarian Corridors From Ukraine To Russia
Moscow said Thursday that it will open daily humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians fleeing fighting in Ukraine to Russian territory, despite Kyiv insisting that no evacuation routes should lead to Russia.
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Russia Announces Humanitarian Ceasefire In Ukraine For Today
Moscow has announced a humanitarian ceasefire in Ukraine for Wednesday morning to carry out the evacuation of the civilian population, Russian news agencies reported.
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India Asks Stranded Indians To Leave Ukraine Using Evacuation Corridors
Indian Embassy in Ukraine issued an advisory for Indian nationals stranded in Ukraine urging them to leave the conflict-ridden country using the humanitarian corridors using trains or any other means of transport from 10 am on Tuesday (local time).
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21 Killed In Air Strike On Ukraine's Sumy, Say Rescuers: 5 Latest Facts
Russia has announced that it would open humanitarian corridors for civilians to Ukrainian cities under attack. But Ukraine has accused Russia of making it impossible for civilians to escape.
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Russia To Provide Evacuation Corridors Today Amid India's Students Worry
"In order to conduct a humanitarian operation from 12.30 IST on March 8, 2022, Russia declares cease-fire and is ready to provide humanitarian corridors," the Russian embassy in India tweeted.
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Ukraine Evacuates Civilians From Sumy After Pact With Russia: 10 Points
Ukraine has begun evacuating civilians from Sumy as Russia opened humanitarian corridors. Officials from Ukraine and Russia today agreed to establish corridors in capital Kyiv and 4 other cities to move out civilians.
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"Safe Corridor Didn't Materialise": India On Students In Ukraine's Sumy
Raising concerns overthe worsening situation in Ukraine following the Russian invasion, India on Tuesday said that the ensuing humanitarian crisis deserves immediate and urgent attention.
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"Regime Of Silence": Russia's New Plan For Refugee Corridors In Ukraine
Russia said Monday it will open humanitarian corridors the next day to allow civilians to evacuate form several Ukrainian cities, including the capital Kyiv and the port city of Mariupol, Russian news agencies reported.
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Ukraine, Russia Fail To Agree On Humanitarian Corridors
Ukraine and Russia made tentative progress in talks Monday but failed to reach a deal on creating "humanitarian corridors" from pummelled cities, as the bloodshed from Moscow's invasion mounted.
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Indian Students In Ukraine's Sumy Say Evacuation On Hold Again
The evacuation of around 700 Indian students stranded in battle-torn Ukraine's Sumy was put on hold again today as Ukraine vetoed the Russian idea of a humanitarian corridor from three of its cities to Russia and Belarus, calling it an "unethical".
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"Completely Immoral": Russia Vs Ukraine On "Humanitarian Corridors"
A spokesperson for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called the move "completely immoral" and said Russia was trying to "use people's suffering to create a television picture".
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Putin's "Fly Can't Pass Through" Steel Plant Order Still Stands: Russia
The Kremlin denied that Russian troops were storming the Azovstal steel plant in Ukraine's southern port city of Mariupol, where Ukrainian fighters and civilians are trapped, and said humanitarian corridors were operating there on Thursday.
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Ukraine's Luhansk Tells Civilians To Evacuate "While It Is Safe"
Authorities in the eastern Ukrainian region of Luhansk hope to evacuate civilians through five "humanitarian corridors" on Wednesday and urged residents to get out "while it is safe."
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Russia Says It Will Open Humanitarian Corridor From Mariupol Today
Russia said a humanitarian corridor would be opened Friday morning to allow civilians out of the besieged port city of Mariupol in southeastern Ukraine.
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Ukraine President Accuses Russia Of "Attack" On Mariupol Humanitarian Corridor
Ukraine War: Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky Thursday said around 100,000 people had evacuated the country's cities in two days, but accused Russian forces of targeting a humanitarian corridor in the city of Mariupol.
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Moscow To Open Daily Humanitarian Corridors From Ukraine To Russia
Moscow said Thursday that it will open daily humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians fleeing fighting in Ukraine to Russian territory, despite Kyiv insisting that no evacuation routes should lead to Russia.
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Russia Announces Humanitarian Ceasefire In Ukraine For Today
Moscow has announced a humanitarian ceasefire in Ukraine for Wednesday morning to carry out the evacuation of the civilian population, Russian news agencies reported.
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India Asks Stranded Indians To Leave Ukraine Using Evacuation Corridors
Indian Embassy in Ukraine issued an advisory for Indian nationals stranded in Ukraine urging them to leave the conflict-ridden country using the humanitarian corridors using trains or any other means of transport from 10 am on Tuesday (local time).
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21 Killed In Air Strike On Ukraine's Sumy, Say Rescuers: 5 Latest Facts
Russia has announced that it would open humanitarian corridors for civilians to Ukrainian cities under attack. But Ukraine has accused Russia of making it impossible for civilians to escape.
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Russia To Provide Evacuation Corridors Today Amid India's Students Worry
"In order to conduct a humanitarian operation from 12.30 IST on March 8, 2022, Russia declares cease-fire and is ready to provide humanitarian corridors," the Russian embassy in India tweeted.
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Ukraine Evacuates Civilians From Sumy After Pact With Russia: 10 Points
Ukraine has begun evacuating civilians from Sumy as Russia opened humanitarian corridors. Officials from Ukraine and Russia today agreed to establish corridors in capital Kyiv and 4 other cities to move out civilians.
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"Safe Corridor Didn't Materialise": India On Students In Ukraine's Sumy
Raising concerns overthe worsening situation in Ukraine following the Russian invasion, India on Tuesday said that the ensuing humanitarian crisis deserves immediate and urgent attention.
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"Regime Of Silence": Russia's New Plan For Refugee Corridors In Ukraine
Russia said Monday it will open humanitarian corridors the next day to allow civilians to evacuate form several Ukrainian cities, including the capital Kyiv and the port city of Mariupol, Russian news agencies reported.
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Ukraine, Russia Fail To Agree On Humanitarian Corridors
Ukraine and Russia made tentative progress in talks Monday but failed to reach a deal on creating "humanitarian corridors" from pummelled cities, as the bloodshed from Moscow's invasion mounted.
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Indian Students In Ukraine's Sumy Say Evacuation On Hold Again
The evacuation of around 700 Indian students stranded in battle-torn Ukraine's Sumy was put on hold again today as Ukraine vetoed the Russian idea of a humanitarian corridor from three of its cities to Russia and Belarus, calling it an "unethical".
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"Completely Immoral": Russia Vs Ukraine On "Humanitarian Corridors"
A spokesperson for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called the move "completely immoral" and said Russia was trying to "use people's suffering to create a television picture".
