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Ukraine Denies Report That "Ghost Of Kyiv" Is Dead, Says It's A Myth
The Ukrainian military officials said the "Ghost Of Kyiv" moniker belongs to all the hero pilots of the country.
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"Ghost Of Kyiv" Dies In Battle After Shooting Down 40 Russian Jets, Identity Revealed
A Ukrainian fighter pilot, known as the "Ghost of Kyiv", was killed in a battle last month after shooting down as many as 40 Russian aircraft.
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Belarus Activist Stabs Himself In Neck In Court: Rights Group
A Belarusian political activist stabbed himself in the neck on the first day of his trial Tuesday and was rushed to hospital, a rights group said.
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Russian Elite Given Experimental Covid-19 Vaccine Since April
Scores of Russia's business and political elite have been given early access to an experimental vaccine against Covid-19, according to people familiar with the effort, as the country races to be among the first to develop an inoculation.
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India Likely To Sign $6 Billion Missile Deal During Putin Visit Next Week
Russia is expected to sign a deal to supply advanced S-400 surface-to-air missile systems to India next week during President Vladimir Putin's visit to New Delhi, a Russian official said.
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Bear Hug? No Problem. Meet 7-Feet-Tall Stepan And His Humans
Wouldn't it be cool to have a pet that could hug you back - in fact, bear hug you back? The jury's out on that one but guess what, a family in Russia has made this literally possible by domesticating a wild bear. If you don't believe it, watch this video that shows a giant bear who eats and plays with his humans and even helps out with chores.
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Google, Apple Face Kremlin Tax Fire for 'Milking' Russia
German Klimenko said forcing Google and Apple to pay more taxes are necessary measures best explained in terms of barnyard economics and marital infidelity.
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Fear of Violence After Nationalist Australia Rallies
Australian officials urged vigilance today following nationalistic and anti-Islam rallies, to ensure sentiment does not boil over into ugly race riots similar to those seen in 2005.
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Nearly 240 Detained in Armenia After Protests Over Price Hikes
Police detained nearly 240 people in the Armenian capital today after using water cannon to disperse a protest against electricity hikes in the impoverished ex-Soviet nation.
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Kiev Evacuates Hundreds From Site of Deadly Kiev Fuel Blasts
Ukraine urgently evacuated hundreds of residents today from the site of a series of fuel depot blasts near Kiev that set off a ferocious fire and left several people missing and at least one confirmed dead.
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Ukraine Says It Aims to Prevent Russian Attacks at World War II Commemorations
Ukraine is planning an operation involving tens of thousands of police to guard against any attack by separatists or Russian agents during World War Two commemorations next month, security chiefs said today.
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15 Ukrainian Soldiers Killed in Past 24 Hours: Ukraine's Defence Minister
Fighting between pro-Russian rebels and Ukrainian forces in the east of the country has left 15 government soldiers dead and 30 wounded over the past 24 hours, Ukraine's Defence Minister Stepan Poltorak said today.
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Thousands of Ukraine Nationalists March in Kiev
Thousands of Ukrainian nationalists held a torchlight procession across Kiev on Thursday in honour of a 1940s anti-Soviet insurgent, Stepan Bandera, branded by Moscow as a Nazi collaborator whom Europe must reject.
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Ukraine Is Its Own Worst Threat, Says Russian Deputy PM
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, who oversees defence, said Saturday that Ukraine was its own worst threat, after Kiev announced plans to boost its armed forces because of the conflict in east Ukraine.
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Ukraine Army Prepares for Possible Rebel Offensive: Defence Chief
Ukrainian government forces are redeploying in preparation for a possible new offensive by pro-Russian separatists in eastern regions, Defence Minister Stepan Poltorak said on Wednesday.
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Ukraine Denies Report That "Ghost Of Kyiv" Is Dead, Says It's A Myth
The Ukrainian military officials said the "Ghost Of Kyiv" moniker belongs to all the hero pilots of the country.
-
"Ghost Of Kyiv" Dies In Battle After Shooting Down 40 Russian Jets, Identity Revealed
A Ukrainian fighter pilot, known as the "Ghost of Kyiv", was killed in a battle last month after shooting down as many as 40 Russian aircraft.
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Belarus Activist Stabs Himself In Neck In Court: Rights Group
A Belarusian political activist stabbed himself in the neck on the first day of his trial Tuesday and was rushed to hospital, a rights group said.
-
Russian Elite Given Experimental Covid-19 Vaccine Since April
Scores of Russia's business and political elite have been given early access to an experimental vaccine against Covid-19, according to people familiar with the effort, as the country races to be among the first to develop an inoculation.
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India Likely To Sign $6 Billion Missile Deal During Putin Visit Next Week
Russia is expected to sign a deal to supply advanced S-400 surface-to-air missile systems to India next week during President Vladimir Putin's visit to New Delhi, a Russian official said.
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Bear Hug? No Problem. Meet 7-Feet-Tall Stepan And His Humans
Wouldn't it be cool to have a pet that could hug you back - in fact, bear hug you back? The jury's out on that one but guess what, a family in Russia has made this literally possible by domesticating a wild bear. If you don't believe it, watch this video that shows a giant bear who eats and plays with his humans and even helps out with chores.
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Google, Apple Face Kremlin Tax Fire for 'Milking' Russia
German Klimenko said forcing Google and Apple to pay more taxes are necessary measures best explained in terms of barnyard economics and marital infidelity.
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Fear of Violence After Nationalist Australia Rallies
Australian officials urged vigilance today following nationalistic and anti-Islam rallies, to ensure sentiment does not boil over into ugly race riots similar to those seen in 2005.
-
Nearly 240 Detained in Armenia After Protests Over Price Hikes
Police detained nearly 240 people in the Armenian capital today after using water cannon to disperse a protest against electricity hikes in the impoverished ex-Soviet nation.
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Kiev Evacuates Hundreds From Site of Deadly Kiev Fuel Blasts
Ukraine urgently evacuated hundreds of residents today from the site of a series of fuel depot blasts near Kiev that set off a ferocious fire and left several people missing and at least one confirmed dead.
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Ukraine Says It Aims to Prevent Russian Attacks at World War II Commemorations
Ukraine is planning an operation involving tens of thousands of police to guard against any attack by separatists or Russian agents during World War Two commemorations next month, security chiefs said today.
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15 Ukrainian Soldiers Killed in Past 24 Hours: Ukraine's Defence Minister
Fighting between pro-Russian rebels and Ukrainian forces in the east of the country has left 15 government soldiers dead and 30 wounded over the past 24 hours, Ukraine's Defence Minister Stepan Poltorak said today.
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Thousands of Ukraine Nationalists March in Kiev
Thousands of Ukrainian nationalists held a torchlight procession across Kiev on Thursday in honour of a 1940s anti-Soviet insurgent, Stepan Bandera, branded by Moscow as a Nazi collaborator whom Europe must reject.
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Ukraine Is Its Own Worst Threat, Says Russian Deputy PM
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, who oversees defence, said Saturday that Ukraine was its own worst threat, after Kiev announced plans to boost its armed forces because of the conflict in east Ukraine.
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Ukraine Army Prepares for Possible Rebel Offensive: Defence Chief
Ukrainian government forces are redeploying in preparation for a possible new offensive by pro-Russian separatists in eastern regions, Defence Minister Stepan Poltorak said on Wednesday.
