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John Kerry To Visit Moscow This Week To Discuss Syria, Ukraine: Sources
US Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Moscow this week to discuss Syria, Ukraine, Nagorno-Karabakh and other issues with Russian officials, State Department spokesman John Kirby said on Monday.
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US's John Kerry To Discuss Separatist Conflict, Reforms, With Ukraine
US Secretary of State John Kerry was due to visit Kiev on Thursday to discuss Ukraine's reforms and a fragile ceasefire in eastern Ukraine where Russian-backed separatists are fighting government forces.
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Vladimir Putin to Host John Kerry for High-Stakes Sochi Talks
President Vladimir Putin is expected to host US Secretary of State John Kerry for talks in Sochi on Tuesday, in the first visit to Russia by the US top diplomat since the start of the crisis in Ukraine.
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John Kerry to Meet With Vladimir Putin in Russia
Top US diplomat John Kerry will head to Russia on Monday for his first visit in two years to meet President Vladimir Putin, as American ties with Moscow have plunged over the Ukraine crisis.
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Russia Says US Secretary of State John Kerry to Visit Sochi on Tuesday
US Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to visit the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi for talks on Tuesday amid tensions with Moscow over the Ukraine crisis, a Russian official said.
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John Kerry Heading to Ukraine Amid Concern Over Conflict
US Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Ukraine next week amid growing global concern over the intensifying nine-month war in the country's east that has killed more than 5,000 people.
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US Slams Vladimir Putin's Crimea Visit as 'Provocative'
The United States on Friday denounced a trip by Russian President Vladimir Putin to annexed Crimea as "provocative" and warned it will only exacerbate tensions in Ukraine.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry pledges $1 billion for Ukraine
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday became the highest-profile foreign diplomat to visit Ukraine's interim government, offering a $1 billion support package in the face of an escalating crisis with Russia.
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John Kerry To Visit Moscow This Week To Discuss Syria, Ukraine: Sources
US Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Moscow this week to discuss Syria, Ukraine, Nagorno-Karabakh and other issues with Russian officials, State Department spokesman John Kirby said on Monday.
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US's John Kerry To Discuss Separatist Conflict, Reforms, With Ukraine
US Secretary of State John Kerry was due to visit Kiev on Thursday to discuss Ukraine's reforms and a fragile ceasefire in eastern Ukraine where Russian-backed separatists are fighting government forces.
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Vladimir Putin to Host John Kerry for High-Stakes Sochi Talks
President Vladimir Putin is expected to host US Secretary of State John Kerry for talks in Sochi on Tuesday, in the first visit to Russia by the US top diplomat since the start of the crisis in Ukraine.
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John Kerry to Meet With Vladimir Putin in Russia
Top US diplomat John Kerry will head to Russia on Monday for his first visit in two years to meet President Vladimir Putin, as American ties with Moscow have plunged over the Ukraine crisis.
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Russia Says US Secretary of State John Kerry to Visit Sochi on Tuesday
US Secretary of State John Kerry is expected to visit the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi for talks on Tuesday amid tensions with Moscow over the Ukraine crisis, a Russian official said.
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John Kerry Heading to Ukraine Amid Concern Over Conflict
US Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Ukraine next week amid growing global concern over the intensifying nine-month war in the country's east that has killed more than 5,000 people.
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US Slams Vladimir Putin's Crimea Visit as 'Provocative'
The United States on Friday denounced a trip by Russian President Vladimir Putin to annexed Crimea as "provocative" and warned it will only exacerbate tensions in Ukraine.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry pledges $1 billion for Ukraine
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday became the highest-profile foreign diplomat to visit Ukraine's interim government, offering a $1 billion support package in the face of an escalating crisis with Russia.
