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India's New Russia-Made Warship Comes With Ukrainian Engines. How It Happened
Despite the years-long war between Russia and Ukraine, Moscow and Kiev worked separately for a common cause - to manufacture an Indian Navy warship, which was handed over to New Delhi on Monday when Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrived in Moscow.
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Any Peace Deal Between Kyiv And Moscow Must Not "Sell Out Ukraine": UK
Any peace deal between Kiev and Moscow must not "sell Ukraine out" and should include provisions to automatically re-trigger sanctions if Russia acts aggressively, UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said Monday.
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Ukraine-Russia War Highlights: Indian Embassy In Ukraine Capital Kiev Shuts
Ukraine War: Russia shelled the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv as it pressed on with its invasion Tuesday, defying mounting global pressure that saw a war crimes probe opened against Moscow, sanctions smash its economy and FIFA ban it from the World Cup.
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Russia, Ukraine Sign Preliminary Gas Transit Deal
Moscow and Kiev have signed a preliminary deal on the transit of Russian gas to Europe via Ukraine, after months of difficult talks but ahead of the looming New Year deadline.
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UN Court Rejects Kiev Bid For Measures To Halt Pro-Russian Rebels
The UN's top court on Wednesday rejected a bid by Kiev for emergency measures to halt Russia's alleged funnelling of money and arms into Ukraine's war-torn east, but warned Moscow to protect ethnic rights in Crimea.
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Ukrainians Picket Russian Embassy Over Jailed Pilot
Hundreds of angry Ukrainians picketed Moscow's embassy in Kiev today as global calls grew for a hunger-striking helicopter pilot's release and return from Russia.
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Ukrainians Pelt Russia Embassy With Eggs, Demand Pilot's Release
The Russian embassy in Kiev was pelted with eggs and stones, cars were smashed and hundreds took to the streets on Sunday as Ukrainians' anger boiled over at Moscow's refusal to free a hunger-striking pilot.
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Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Purchases, Closes Its Airspace
Tensions between Moscow and Kiev ratched up further today as Ukraine decided to stop buying gas from Russia and closed its airspace to its giant eastern neighbour's airlines.
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4 Dead as Fighting Flares in East Ukraine
Three civilians and one Ukrainian soldier have been killed over the past day in renewed fighting in the east of the country, where pro-Russian rebels are waging an insurgency, Kiev said today.
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Russia Says Kiev's Refusal to Negotiate With Rebels 'Alarming'
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Friday said Ukraine's perceived failure to agree with rebels on implementing a peace deal was "alarming" and urged the West to pressure Kiev.
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Russia, Ukraine, European Union Say Trade Deal Talks Were 'Constructive'
Russia avoided further diplomatic confrontation with Ukraine and the European Union at three-way trade talks on Monday and did not renew previous demands for Kiev's duty-free deal with the bloc to be put on hold.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Still No Ceasefire' in East Ukraine
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday said there was still no genuine ceasefire in eastern Ukraine as she paid a visit to Moscow to commemorate millions of Soviet soldiers and civilians who died in WWII.
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Russia Blames US For Ukraine Crisis
Top Russian officials accused the United States today of seeking political and military dominance in the world and sought to put blame on the West for international security crises, including the conflict in east Ukraine.
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Russian Defence Minister Blames US for Conflict in Ukraine
Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu today blamed the United States and its allies for the conflict in Ukraine, saying their drive to bring Kiev closer to the West was a threat to Moscow and had forced it to react.
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Russia Lashes Out at Law to Erase Ukraine's Soviet Past
Controversial laws designed to leave Ukraine's Soviet past behind stoked tension in the war-divided country Friday and prompted an angry reaction from Russia which called the ban on communist-era symbols "totalitarian".
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India's New Russia-Made Warship Comes With Ukrainian Engines. How It Happened
Despite the years-long war between Russia and Ukraine, Moscow and Kiev worked separately for a common cause - to manufacture an Indian Navy warship, which was handed over to New Delhi on Monday when Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrived in Moscow.
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Any Peace Deal Between Kyiv And Moscow Must Not "Sell Out Ukraine": UK
Any peace deal between Kiev and Moscow must not "sell Ukraine out" and should include provisions to automatically re-trigger sanctions if Russia acts aggressively, UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said Monday.
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Ukraine-Russia War Highlights: Indian Embassy In Ukraine Capital Kiev Shuts
Ukraine War: Russia shelled the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv as it pressed on with its invasion Tuesday, defying mounting global pressure that saw a war crimes probe opened against Moscow, sanctions smash its economy and FIFA ban it from the World Cup.
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Russia, Ukraine Sign Preliminary Gas Transit Deal
Moscow and Kiev have signed a preliminary deal on the transit of Russian gas to Europe via Ukraine, after months of difficult talks but ahead of the looming New Year deadline.
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UN Court Rejects Kiev Bid For Measures To Halt Pro-Russian Rebels
The UN's top court on Wednesday rejected a bid by Kiev for emergency measures to halt Russia's alleged funnelling of money and arms into Ukraine's war-torn east, but warned Moscow to protect ethnic rights in Crimea.
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Ukrainians Picket Russian Embassy Over Jailed Pilot
Hundreds of angry Ukrainians picketed Moscow's embassy in Kiev today as global calls grew for a hunger-striking helicopter pilot's release and return from Russia.
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Ukrainians Pelt Russia Embassy With Eggs, Demand Pilot's Release
The Russian embassy in Kiev was pelted with eggs and stones, cars were smashed and hundreds took to the streets on Sunday as Ukrainians' anger boiled over at Moscow's refusal to free a hunger-striking pilot.
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Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Purchases, Closes Its Airspace
Tensions between Moscow and Kiev ratched up further today as Ukraine decided to stop buying gas from Russia and closed its airspace to its giant eastern neighbour's airlines.
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4 Dead as Fighting Flares in East Ukraine
Three civilians and one Ukrainian soldier have been killed over the past day in renewed fighting in the east of the country, where pro-Russian rebels are waging an insurgency, Kiev said today.
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Russia Says Kiev's Refusal to Negotiate With Rebels 'Alarming'
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Friday said Ukraine's perceived failure to agree with rebels on implementing a peace deal was "alarming" and urged the West to pressure Kiev.
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Russia, Ukraine, European Union Say Trade Deal Talks Were 'Constructive'
Russia avoided further diplomatic confrontation with Ukraine and the European Union at three-way trade talks on Monday and did not renew previous demands for Kiev's duty-free deal with the bloc to be put on hold.
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Angela Merkel Says 'Still No Ceasefire' in East Ukraine
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday said there was still no genuine ceasefire in eastern Ukraine as she paid a visit to Moscow to commemorate millions of Soviet soldiers and civilians who died in WWII.
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Russia Blames US For Ukraine Crisis
Top Russian officials accused the United States today of seeking political and military dominance in the world and sought to put blame on the West for international security crises, including the conflict in east Ukraine.
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Russian Defence Minister Blames US for Conflict in Ukraine
Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu today blamed the United States and its allies for the conflict in Ukraine, saying their drive to bring Kiev closer to the West was a threat to Moscow and had forced it to react.
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Russia Lashes Out at Law to Erase Ukraine's Soviet Past
Controversial laws designed to leave Ukraine's Soviet past behind stoked tension in the war-divided country Friday and prompted an angry reaction from Russia which called the ban on communist-era symbols "totalitarian".
