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Ukraine Says Destroyed Russia Landing Ship In Black Sea
Ukrainian forces destroyed the Russian Navy's Tsezar Kunikov large landing ship off the occupied peninsula of Crimea in the Black Sea on Wednesday, Kyiv's military said.
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Russia Says It Destroyed 19 Ukrainian Drones Over Crimea, Black Sea
Russia said Thursday it had destroyed 19 Ukrainian drones overnight above the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula and the surrounding Black Sea.
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Russia Shoots Down 20 Ukrainian Drones Near Crimea
Russia said on Saturday it shot down 20 unmanned Ukrainian drones near the Crimean peninsula where Kyiv has stepped up attacks.
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Crimea Bridge "Brings War Not Peace", Is A Military Target, Says Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday that the bridge linking the Crimea peninsula to Russia "brings war not peace" and was therefore a military target.
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New Blasts In Crimea, Russian Missile Wounds 12 Near Nuclear Plant: Report
New blasts resounded in the Russian-annexed Crimea peninsula on Saturday and a Russian missile hit a residential area of a southern Ukrainian town not far from a nuclear power station, wounding 12 civilians, Russian and Ukrainian officials said.
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"Stick To High-Tech, Entertainment," Ukraine Tells Apple. Here's Why
Ukraine has lashed out at Apple for showing the annexed Crimea peninsula as part of Russia, saying the US tech giant did not "give a damn" about the pain of the Ukrainian people.
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Emmanuel Macron Says France Will Not Recognise Crimea 'Annexation'
President Emmanuel Macron said Monday France refuses to recognise Russia's "annexation" of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea.
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Vladimir Putin Looks To Boost Crimea Security Over Alleged Ukraine Raids
Russian President Vladimir Putin today moved to ramp up security on the annexed Crimea peninsula after accusing Ukraine of attempting armed incursions into the disputed region, allegations denied fiercely by Kiev.
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Back In Ukraine, Freed Pilot Savchenko Launches New Hunger Strike
A Ukrainian pilot released from a Russian jail in May launched a fresh hunger strike today in protest over Kiev's failure to secure the return of other prisoners of war in the separatist east.
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Joe Biden In Ukraine To Push Reforms, Reaffirm US Support
US Vice President Joe Biden meets Ukrainian leaders today to kickstart their drive against corruption and reassure them of Western support in the face of the current focus on Syria.
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Russia Revises Navy Doctrine Over NATO's 'Inadmissible' Expansion
Russia aims to boost the strategic positions of its navy on the Black Sea and seek to maintain an Atlantic and Mediterranean presence, according its latest naval doctrine which has been revised over NATO's "inadmissible" expansion.
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Ukrainian Soldier Killed in Clashes Despite Weapons Pullback
One Ukrainian soldier has been killed and four injured in the country's east, where government forces and pro-Russian separatists continue to trade fire despite a ceasefire.
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Russia Would Face More Sanctions if Mariupol Attacked, Says France
Moscow would face more EU sanctions if pro-Russia separatists attack the Ukrainian port of Mariupol, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said today, potentially opening a corridor to the south, including the annexed Crimean peninsula.
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Petro Poroshenko Hails Ukraine 'Warriors' Freed by Rebels
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Saturday welcomed home as heroes 145 soldiers freed by pro-Russian rebels during the largest prisoner swap of the eight-month separatist war.
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Ukraine Ceasefire is "In Name Only": North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Fighting in Ukraine is continuing and the truce there is a ceasefire "in name only", NATO's top military commander said on Saturday.
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Ukraine Says Destroyed Russia Landing Ship In Black Sea
Ukrainian forces destroyed the Russian Navy's Tsezar Kunikov large landing ship off the occupied peninsula of Crimea in the Black Sea on Wednesday, Kyiv's military said.
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Russia Says It Destroyed 19 Ukrainian Drones Over Crimea, Black Sea
Russia said Thursday it had destroyed 19 Ukrainian drones overnight above the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula and the surrounding Black Sea.
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Russia Shoots Down 20 Ukrainian Drones Near Crimea
Russia said on Saturday it shot down 20 unmanned Ukrainian drones near the Crimean peninsula where Kyiv has stepped up attacks.
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Crimea Bridge "Brings War Not Peace", Is A Military Target, Says Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday that the bridge linking the Crimea peninsula to Russia "brings war not peace" and was therefore a military target.
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New Blasts In Crimea, Russian Missile Wounds 12 Near Nuclear Plant: Report
New blasts resounded in the Russian-annexed Crimea peninsula on Saturday and a Russian missile hit a residential area of a southern Ukrainian town not far from a nuclear power station, wounding 12 civilians, Russian and Ukrainian officials said.
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"Stick To High-Tech, Entertainment," Ukraine Tells Apple. Here's Why
Ukraine has lashed out at Apple for showing the annexed Crimea peninsula as part of Russia, saying the US tech giant did not "give a damn" about the pain of the Ukrainian people.
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Emmanuel Macron Says France Will Not Recognise Crimea 'Annexation'
President Emmanuel Macron said Monday France refuses to recognise Russia's "annexation" of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea.
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Vladimir Putin Looks To Boost Crimea Security Over Alleged Ukraine Raids
Russian President Vladimir Putin today moved to ramp up security on the annexed Crimea peninsula after accusing Ukraine of attempting armed incursions into the disputed region, allegations denied fiercely by Kiev.
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Back In Ukraine, Freed Pilot Savchenko Launches New Hunger Strike
A Ukrainian pilot released from a Russian jail in May launched a fresh hunger strike today in protest over Kiev's failure to secure the return of other prisoners of war in the separatist east.
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Joe Biden In Ukraine To Push Reforms, Reaffirm US Support
US Vice President Joe Biden meets Ukrainian leaders today to kickstart their drive against corruption and reassure them of Western support in the face of the current focus on Syria.
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Russia Revises Navy Doctrine Over NATO's 'Inadmissible' Expansion
Russia aims to boost the strategic positions of its navy on the Black Sea and seek to maintain an Atlantic and Mediterranean presence, according its latest naval doctrine which has been revised over NATO's "inadmissible" expansion.
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Ukrainian Soldier Killed in Clashes Despite Weapons Pullback
One Ukrainian soldier has been killed and four injured in the country's east, where government forces and pro-Russian separatists continue to trade fire despite a ceasefire.
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Russia Would Face More Sanctions if Mariupol Attacked, Says France
Moscow would face more EU sanctions if pro-Russia separatists attack the Ukrainian port of Mariupol, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said today, potentially opening a corridor to the south, including the annexed Crimean peninsula.
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Petro Poroshenko Hails Ukraine 'Warriors' Freed by Rebels
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Saturday welcomed home as heroes 145 soldiers freed by pro-Russian rebels during the largest prisoner swap of the eight-month separatist war.
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Ukraine Ceasefire is "In Name Only": North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Fighting in Ukraine is continuing and the truce there is a ceasefire "in name only", NATO's top military commander said on Saturday.
