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Ukraine's 501st Marine Battalion Returns To Fight Russia As Incursion Continues
The 501st Marine Battalion's troubles began during Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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Donald Trump's Offer To Russia-An End To Sanctions For Nuclear Arms Cut: Report
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will propose offering to end sanctions imposed on Russia over its annexation of Crimea in return for a nuclear arms reduction deal with Moscow, he told The Times of London.
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Russia Slams EU Sanctions Renewal as Pointless 'Blackmail'
Russia today slammed the EU's extension of sanctions over its annexation of Crimea as "blackmail" and vowed it would not be pressured into returning the peninsula to Ukraine.
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Ukraine Says Return of Crimea a Must for Mending Ties with Russia
No normalisation of ties between Ukraine and Russia is likely unless the region of Crimea, now under Russian control, is returned to Kiev's sovereignty, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said today.
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Dutch to Collect More Remains From MH17 Ukraine Crash
A Dutch team is to return to the MH17 crash site in war-torn Ukraine to collect more remains of the 298 people killed when the Malaysia Airlines Boeing crashed in July, officials said on Friday.
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In New Year's Speech, Putin Calls Annexation of Crimea a Historic Landmark
President Vladimir Putin is using his New Year's speech to hail Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula. He said Crimea's "return home" will "forever remain a landmark in the national history."
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Russian Schools Told to Teach Government Line on Crimea
Some Russian teachers have accused Moscow of returning to Soviet-style indoctrination after the education ministry told them to teach pupils the government line on Crimea's annexation, the Kommersant daily reported Wednesday.
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Fear and uncertainty for Crimean Tatars under Vladimir Putin
In the dying days of the Soviet Union, Milyara Settarova was a young activist who took part in historic demonstrations in Moscow demanding Crimean Tatars be allowed to return home from Central Asia, where they had been deported under Stalin.
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In Crimean port city, dreams of a return to Russia's fold
Many residents have long been indignant that Sevastopol was deprived of the right to elect a mayor by the political centre in Kiev, which had named the top city official since 1992.
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Ukraine's 501st Marine Battalion Returns To Fight Russia As Incursion Continues
The 501st Marine Battalion's troubles began during Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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Donald Trump's Offer To Russia-An End To Sanctions For Nuclear Arms Cut: Report
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will propose offering to end sanctions imposed on Russia over its annexation of Crimea in return for a nuclear arms reduction deal with Moscow, he told The Times of London.
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Russia Slams EU Sanctions Renewal as Pointless 'Blackmail'
Russia today slammed the EU's extension of sanctions over its annexation of Crimea as "blackmail" and vowed it would not be pressured into returning the peninsula to Ukraine.
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Ukraine Says Return of Crimea a Must for Mending Ties with Russia
No normalisation of ties between Ukraine and Russia is likely unless the region of Crimea, now under Russian control, is returned to Kiev's sovereignty, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said today.
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Dutch to Collect More Remains From MH17 Ukraine Crash
A Dutch team is to return to the MH17 crash site in war-torn Ukraine to collect more remains of the 298 people killed when the Malaysia Airlines Boeing crashed in July, officials said on Friday.
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In New Year's Speech, Putin Calls Annexation of Crimea a Historic Landmark
President Vladimir Putin is using his New Year's speech to hail Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula. He said Crimea's "return home" will "forever remain a landmark in the national history."
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Russian Schools Told to Teach Government Line on Crimea
Some Russian teachers have accused Moscow of returning to Soviet-style indoctrination after the education ministry told them to teach pupils the government line on Crimea's annexation, the Kommersant daily reported Wednesday.
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Fear and uncertainty for Crimean Tatars under Vladimir Putin
In the dying days of the Soviet Union, Milyara Settarova was a young activist who took part in historic demonstrations in Moscow demanding Crimean Tatars be allowed to return home from Central Asia, where they had been deported under Stalin.
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In Crimean port city, dreams of a return to Russia's fold
Many residents have long been indignant that Sevastopol was deprived of the right to elect a mayor by the political centre in Kiev, which had named the top city official since 1992.
