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Russia's Wagner Group's Mutiny A "Window Of Opportunity" For Kyiv: Ukraine
Ukraine said Saturday that unrest in Russia spurred by an armed mutiny of the Russian Wagner group presented an opportunity for Kyiv, weeks after announcing a counter-offensive against Russian positions.
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"Russia Responsible" For Ongoing Crisis In Sri Lanka: Ukraine's Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky blamed Russia for causing unrest in Sri Lanka as well as around the world due to the blocking of food products during the invasion of Ukraine.
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Fears Of Ukraine War Expanding After Moldova Blasts
Concerns that the Ukraine war could escalate into a wider conflict grew on Tuesday as Kyiv accused Moscow of trying to create unrest in a Russian-backed separatist region of Moldova.
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European Leaders And Barack Obama To Discuss Russia Sanctions In Berlin: Sources
European leaders and President Barack Obama on Friday will discuss extending sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine, and possible new sanctions for its bombing in Syria, sources familiar with the plans said.
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Joe Biden Urges Ukraine President To Avoid Escalating Tensions With Russia: White House
US Vice President Joe Biden spoke by phone on Friday with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and urged him "to do his part" to avoid escalating tensions with Russia, the White House said.
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Four Soldiers, Civilian Killed in Eastern Ukraine: Officials
Four Ukrainian soldiers have been killed and 10 others wounded in unrest in the east during the past 24 hours, security officials in Kiev said Saturday.
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Wall Street Flat Amid Ukraine Uncertainty
Equities have come under pressure because of the unrest between Russia and Ukraine, with the S&P 500 at one point down about 4 per cent from a record closing high hit in late July. The benchmark has recovered some of that decline, and rose over the past two sessions, but it remains more than 2.5 per cent below its record, suggesting traders may see...
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Ukraine Holding Two Russian State Journalists: Reports
Ukrainian security services are holding two Russian television journalists working for a defence ministry outlet after they were detained at a government checkpoint leaving the conflict-hit east of the country, the channel said on Sunday.
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More Than 50 Rebels Killed in Biggest Ukraine Government Assault
More than 50 pro-Russian rebels were killed in an unprecedented assault by Ukrainian government forces, which raged into a second day on Tuesday after a newly-elected president vowed to crush the revolt in the east once and for all.
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New Ukraine Leader Vows to Restore Control in East, Moscow Offers Dialogue
Ukraine's next president pledged on Monday to restore control over the separatist east with a more effective military operation, and said he would meet Russian officials in a matter of weeks to secure their help in resolving the crisis.
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Pro-Russia Rebels Force Closure of Ukraine's Donetsk Airport
Armed pro-Russian separatists forced the closure of Donetsk airport in eastern Ukraine, an airport representative said on Monday, a day after they prevented a majority of the region's voters from taking part in presidential elections.
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In Fear of Violence, Ukraine's Eastern Hub Becomes Ghost Town
It was polling day in Ukraine's eastern capital, Donetsk, but the long, leafy avenues were all but empty as residents, unable to vote in the presidential election, stayed at home in fear of violence from pro-Russian militants.
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Ukraine Defends Vote Despite Unrest, Vladimir Putin Pledges 'Respect'
Vladimir Putin promised that Russia would work with the new Ukrainian administration formed after a presidential election on Sunday that the Kiev government said on Saturday would anchor the ex-Soviet state to the West.
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Ukraine Moves Special Forces to Odessa After Helicopter Downed in East
Pro-Russian rebels shot down a Ukrainian helicopter in fierce fighting near the eastern town of Slaviansk on Monday, and Kiev drafted police special forces to the southwestern port city of Odessa to halt a feared westward spread of rebellion.
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European Military Observers Held in Ukraine Released
European military observers who were held more than a week by insurgents in eastern Ukraine walked free on Saturday, with Kiev insisting the release proves Russia is fomenting unrest in Ukraine - as Moscow touted the insurgents as courageous humanists.
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Russia's Wagner Group's Mutiny A "Window Of Opportunity" For Kyiv: Ukraine
Ukraine said Saturday that unrest in Russia spurred by an armed mutiny of the Russian Wagner group presented an opportunity for Kyiv, weeks after announcing a counter-offensive against Russian positions.
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"Russia Responsible" For Ongoing Crisis In Sri Lanka: Ukraine's Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky blamed Russia for causing unrest in Sri Lanka as well as around the world due to the blocking of food products during the invasion of Ukraine.
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Fears Of Ukraine War Expanding After Moldova Blasts
Concerns that the Ukraine war could escalate into a wider conflict grew on Tuesday as Kyiv accused Moscow of trying to create unrest in a Russian-backed separatist region of Moldova.
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European Leaders And Barack Obama To Discuss Russia Sanctions In Berlin: Sources
European leaders and President Barack Obama on Friday will discuss extending sanctions imposed on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine, and possible new sanctions for its bombing in Syria, sources familiar with the plans said.
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Joe Biden Urges Ukraine President To Avoid Escalating Tensions With Russia: White House
US Vice President Joe Biden spoke by phone on Friday with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and urged him "to do his part" to avoid escalating tensions with Russia, the White House said.
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Four Soldiers, Civilian Killed in Eastern Ukraine: Officials
Four Ukrainian soldiers have been killed and 10 others wounded in unrest in the east during the past 24 hours, security officials in Kiev said Saturday.
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Wall Street Flat Amid Ukraine Uncertainty
Equities have come under pressure because of the unrest between Russia and Ukraine, with the S&P 500 at one point down about 4 per cent from a record closing high hit in late July. The benchmark has recovered some of that decline, and rose over the past two sessions, but it remains more than 2.5 per cent below its record, suggesting traders may see...
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Ukraine Holding Two Russian State Journalists: Reports
Ukrainian security services are holding two Russian television journalists working for a defence ministry outlet after they were detained at a government checkpoint leaving the conflict-hit east of the country, the channel said on Sunday.
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More Than 50 Rebels Killed in Biggest Ukraine Government Assault
More than 50 pro-Russian rebels were killed in an unprecedented assault by Ukrainian government forces, which raged into a second day on Tuesday after a newly-elected president vowed to crush the revolt in the east once and for all.
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New Ukraine Leader Vows to Restore Control in East, Moscow Offers Dialogue
Ukraine's next president pledged on Monday to restore control over the separatist east with a more effective military operation, and said he would meet Russian officials in a matter of weeks to secure their help in resolving the crisis.
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Pro-Russia Rebels Force Closure of Ukraine's Donetsk Airport
Armed pro-Russian separatists forced the closure of Donetsk airport in eastern Ukraine, an airport representative said on Monday, a day after they prevented a majority of the region's voters from taking part in presidential elections.
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In Fear of Violence, Ukraine's Eastern Hub Becomes Ghost Town
It was polling day in Ukraine's eastern capital, Donetsk, but the long, leafy avenues were all but empty as residents, unable to vote in the presidential election, stayed at home in fear of violence from pro-Russian militants.
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Ukraine Defends Vote Despite Unrest, Vladimir Putin Pledges 'Respect'
Vladimir Putin promised that Russia would work with the new Ukrainian administration formed after a presidential election on Sunday that the Kiev government said on Saturday would anchor the ex-Soviet state to the West.
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Ukraine Moves Special Forces to Odessa After Helicopter Downed in East
Pro-Russian rebels shot down a Ukrainian helicopter in fierce fighting near the eastern town of Slaviansk on Monday, and Kiev drafted police special forces to the southwestern port city of Odessa to halt a feared westward spread of rebellion.
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European Military Observers Held in Ukraine Released
European military observers who were held more than a week by insurgents in eastern Ukraine walked free on Saturday, with Kiev insisting the release proves Russia is fomenting unrest in Ukraine - as Moscow touted the insurgents as courageous humanists.
