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Putin's Claim To Rid Ukraine Of Nazis Is Especially Absurd Given Its History
Russian President Vladimir Putin justifies his war on Ukraine as a peacekeeping mission, a "denazification" of the country.
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Russia-Ukraine Crisis: What Does Putin Want And Where Will He Stop?
Now that Russian President Vladimir Putin has recognised the independence of separatist enclaves in eastern Ukraine and ordered in "peacekeeping" troops, the big question is: where will he stop?
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Russia Says Two Hostages Freed in Sudan
Two Russians held hostage in the Sudanese region of Darfur since January were freed on Friday, Russia's foreign ministry said today.
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Kiev Says Vladimir Putin Open to Peacekeeping Mission in East Ukraine
The Ukrainian presidency on Thursday said Russian President Vladimir Putin was open to the deployment of a peacekeeping mission in war-torn eastern Ukraine, after the leaders of both countries spoke by phone with their French and German counterparts.
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Pentagon Denies Russia's Claim of US Troops in East Ukraine
The Russian Defense Ministry said today that US troops were training Ukrainian forces in the conflict zone in eastern Ukraine, but the Pentagon flatly denied it, accusing Moscow of a "ridiculous attempt" to obscure its own activity in the region.
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US, Ukraine Concerned Over Russian 'Peacekeepers'
US Vice President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko say they're concerned about Russia's suggestion that so-called Russian "peacekeepers" could play a role in Ukraine.
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Ukraine rebels call for Russian troops after deadly gunfight
Pro-Kremlin rebels in east Ukraine appealed on Sunday for Russian "peacekeepers" to sweep in after a deadly gunfight killed at least two of their militants, shattering an Easter truce and sparking "outrage" in Moscow.
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Putin's Claim To Rid Ukraine Of Nazis Is Especially Absurd Given Its History
Russian President Vladimir Putin justifies his war on Ukraine as a peacekeeping mission, a "denazification" of the country.
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Russia-Ukraine Crisis: What Does Putin Want And Where Will He Stop?
Now that Russian President Vladimir Putin has recognised the independence of separatist enclaves in eastern Ukraine and ordered in "peacekeeping" troops, the big question is: where will he stop?
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Russia Says Two Hostages Freed in Sudan
Two Russians held hostage in the Sudanese region of Darfur since January were freed on Friday, Russia's foreign ministry said today.
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Kiev Says Vladimir Putin Open to Peacekeeping Mission in East Ukraine
The Ukrainian presidency on Thursday said Russian President Vladimir Putin was open to the deployment of a peacekeeping mission in war-torn eastern Ukraine, after the leaders of both countries spoke by phone with their French and German counterparts.
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Pentagon Denies Russia's Claim of US Troops in East Ukraine
The Russian Defense Ministry said today that US troops were training Ukrainian forces in the conflict zone in eastern Ukraine, but the Pentagon flatly denied it, accusing Moscow of a "ridiculous attempt" to obscure its own activity in the region.
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US, Ukraine Concerned Over Russian 'Peacekeepers'
US Vice President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko say they're concerned about Russia's suggestion that so-called Russian "peacekeepers" could play a role in Ukraine.
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Ukraine rebels call for Russian troops after deadly gunfight
Pro-Kremlin rebels in east Ukraine appealed on Sunday for Russian "peacekeepers" to sweep in after a deadly gunfight killed at least two of their militants, shattering an Easter truce and sparking "outrage" in Moscow.
