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Ukraine Cuts Ties With North Korea After It Recognises Separatist Regions
Ukraine said Wednesday it was severing relations with North Korea, hours after pro-Russian separatists in the country's east said their self-proclaimed republics had been recognised by Pyongyang.
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Ukraine Preps For "Big Battles", Russia Rushes To Link Separatist Areas: 10 Points
Ukraine is preparing for "big battles" against Moscow's forces in the east of the country, officials in Kyiv said, as thousands of civilians flee in fear of an imminent Russian offensive.
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Not Planning To Send Troops To East Ukraine "For Now", Says Russia
Russia is not planning to send troops to eastern Ukraine "for now" but will do so in case of a "threat", a foreign ministry official said Tuesday after Moscow's parliament ratified cooperation deals with Ukraine's separatist republics.
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Russia Urges Other Countries To Recognise Ukraine Separatist Regions
Russia on Tuesday called on other countries to "follow" it in recognising east Ukraine's separatist republics, a day after President Vladimir Putin did so and ordered the Russian army to send troops there as "peacekeepers."
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Will Consider Cutting Ties With Russia, Says Ukraine President
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday that Kyiv was considering breaking off diplomatic relations with Russia in response to its recognition of two separatist regions on Ukraine.
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Soldiers, Separatists, Sanctions: A Timeline Of The Russia-Ukraine Crisis
From Russia's massing of soldiers along the border in November to Vladimir Putin ordering troops into eastern separatist areas, here is a timeline of months of tensions around Ukraine.
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No Intention To Allow "Bloodbath": Russia Urges Diplomacy Over Ukraine
Russian envoy to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya on Monday said Moscow remains "open to diplomacy" but stressed the need to defend separatist areas from what he dubbed Ukrainian aggession.
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US To Impose New Russia Sanctions After Initial Caution On Ukraine
The United States took a wait-and-see attitude Monday to President Vladimir Putin's order for Russian troops to deploy in separatist areas of Ukraine, saying that talks remain possible "until the tanks roll."
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NATO Condemns Russia's Recognition Of Ukraine Separatists
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg on Monday condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin's recognition of rebel-held areas in east Ukraine, saying it violated international agreements Moscow had signed.
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Putin's Recognition Of Ukraine Separatist Areas Breaches Sovereignty: UK
The apparent recognition of breakaway regions of eastern Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin is a breach of international law, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday.
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Russia's Putin Recognises Separatist Areas In Ukraine As Independent
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday recognised the independence of two separatist regions in eastern Ukraine in an emotional address broadcast on state-run television
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Ukraine Live Updates: Biden Sanctions Russia, To Move More Troops To NATO Member Nations
US President Joe Biden today ordered more US troops to move into NATO member nations in eastern Europe after Russian President Vladimir Putin recognised two separatist areas in Ukraine as independent areas.
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"Decision Today": Putin On Recognising Independence In 2 Ukraine Areas
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday he would decide by the end of the day whether to recognise two rebel regions of Ukraine as independent, a move that could set off a potentially catastrophic conflict with Kyiv's Western-backed government.
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Russia Starts Sending Gas to East Ukraine Rebel Zone
Russia's Gazprom on Thursday started supplying gas directly to the rebel-controlled area in east Ukraine after pro-Moscow separatist leaders said Kiev had cut supplies, the company's chief said.
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Ukraine Proposes Local Elections in Separatist East on December 7
The Ukrainian government has called for local elections to be held on December 7 in the separatist east under legislation submitted Tuesday offering the area limited self-rule.
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Ukraine Cuts Ties With North Korea After It Recognises Separatist Regions
Ukraine said Wednesday it was severing relations with North Korea, hours after pro-Russian separatists in the country's east said their self-proclaimed republics had been recognised by Pyongyang.
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Ukraine Preps For "Big Battles", Russia Rushes To Link Separatist Areas: 10 Points
Ukraine is preparing for "big battles" against Moscow's forces in the east of the country, officials in Kyiv said, as thousands of civilians flee in fear of an imminent Russian offensive.
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Not Planning To Send Troops To East Ukraine "For Now", Says Russia
Russia is not planning to send troops to eastern Ukraine "for now" but will do so in case of a "threat", a foreign ministry official said Tuesday after Moscow's parliament ratified cooperation deals with Ukraine's separatist republics.
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Russia Urges Other Countries To Recognise Ukraine Separatist Regions
Russia on Tuesday called on other countries to "follow" it in recognising east Ukraine's separatist republics, a day after President Vladimir Putin did so and ordered the Russian army to send troops there as "peacekeepers."
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Will Consider Cutting Ties With Russia, Says Ukraine President
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday that Kyiv was considering breaking off diplomatic relations with Russia in response to its recognition of two separatist regions on Ukraine.
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Soldiers, Separatists, Sanctions: A Timeline Of The Russia-Ukraine Crisis
From Russia's massing of soldiers along the border in November to Vladimir Putin ordering troops into eastern separatist areas, here is a timeline of months of tensions around Ukraine.
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No Intention To Allow "Bloodbath": Russia Urges Diplomacy Over Ukraine
Russian envoy to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya on Monday said Moscow remains "open to diplomacy" but stressed the need to defend separatist areas from what he dubbed Ukrainian aggession.
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US To Impose New Russia Sanctions After Initial Caution On Ukraine
The United States took a wait-and-see attitude Monday to President Vladimir Putin's order for Russian troops to deploy in separatist areas of Ukraine, saying that talks remain possible "until the tanks roll."
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NATO Condemns Russia's Recognition Of Ukraine Separatists
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg on Monday condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin's recognition of rebel-held areas in east Ukraine, saying it violated international agreements Moscow had signed.
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Putin's Recognition Of Ukraine Separatist Areas Breaches Sovereignty: UK
The apparent recognition of breakaway regions of eastern Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin is a breach of international law, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday.
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Russia's Putin Recognises Separatist Areas In Ukraine As Independent
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday recognised the independence of two separatist regions in eastern Ukraine in an emotional address broadcast on state-run television
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Ukraine Live Updates: Biden Sanctions Russia, To Move More Troops To NATO Member Nations
US President Joe Biden today ordered more US troops to move into NATO member nations in eastern Europe after Russian President Vladimir Putin recognised two separatist areas in Ukraine as independent areas.
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"Decision Today": Putin On Recognising Independence In 2 Ukraine Areas
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday he would decide by the end of the day whether to recognise two rebel regions of Ukraine as independent, a move that could set off a potentially catastrophic conflict with Kyiv's Western-backed government.
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Russia Starts Sending Gas to East Ukraine Rebel Zone
Russia's Gazprom on Thursday started supplying gas directly to the rebel-controlled area in east Ukraine after pro-Moscow separatist leaders said Kiev had cut supplies, the company's chief said.
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Ukraine Proposes Local Elections in Separatist East on December 7
The Ukrainian government has called for local elections to be held on December 7 in the separatist east under legislation submitted Tuesday offering the area limited self-rule.
