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Security Body Reports Over 1,500 Ceasefire Violations In East Ukraine
Observers from the OSCE European security body on Saturday reported more than 1,500 ceasefire violations in east Ukraine in a single day, the highest number this year.
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Belarus' Alexander Lukashenko Looks to Eased Sanctions But OSCE Queries Poll
Belarus strongman Alexander Lukashenko looked today to the EU to ease sanctions against his regime after a landslide electoral win, but international observers said the poll was tainted by irregularities.
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European Security Forces to Begin Monitoring Russian Border Crossings
Observers from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe are set to begin arriving from today in southern Russia on their mission to monitor two border crossings with rebel-held Ukraine, the OSCE said.
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Pro-Russian Rebels Free Four European Security and Cooperation Observers
Pro-Russian insurgents on Saturday released a second team of observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, who had been held captive since the end of May, the organization said.
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Swiss President Hails Release of Ukraine Observers, Wants Rest Freed
Swiss President and OSCE chief Didier Burkhalter on Friday hailed the release of four of the organisation's observers abducted in east Ukraine a month ago, but demanded the freeing of others still being held.
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Rebel Leader Says His Men Holding Four OSCE Observers
An insurgent leader is quoted as saying by the Interfax news agency that his fighters are holding four observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
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OSCE sending team to Slavyansk to seek release of observers
The OSCE today said that a team of negotiators is heading to Slavyansk in eastern Ukraine to try and secure the release of eight military monitors held by pro-Russian militants.
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Security Body Reports Over 1,500 Ceasefire Violations In East Ukraine
Observers from the OSCE European security body on Saturday reported more than 1,500 ceasefire violations in east Ukraine in a single day, the highest number this year.
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Belarus' Alexander Lukashenko Looks to Eased Sanctions But OSCE Queries Poll
Belarus strongman Alexander Lukashenko looked today to the EU to ease sanctions against his regime after a landslide electoral win, but international observers said the poll was tainted by irregularities.
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European Security Forces to Begin Monitoring Russian Border Crossings
Observers from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe are set to begin arriving from today in southern Russia on their mission to monitor two border crossings with rebel-held Ukraine, the OSCE said.
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Pro-Russian Rebels Free Four European Security and Cooperation Observers
Pro-Russian insurgents on Saturday released a second team of observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, who had been held captive since the end of May, the organization said.
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Swiss President Hails Release of Ukraine Observers, Wants Rest Freed
Swiss President and OSCE chief Didier Burkhalter on Friday hailed the release of four of the organisation's observers abducted in east Ukraine a month ago, but demanded the freeing of others still being held.
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Rebel Leader Says His Men Holding Four OSCE Observers
An insurgent leader is quoted as saying by the Interfax news agency that his fighters are holding four observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
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OSCE sending team to Slavyansk to seek release of observers
The OSCE today said that a team of negotiators is heading to Slavyansk in eastern Ukraine to try and secure the release of eight military monitors held by pro-Russian militants.
