Alexander Zakharchenko
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Ukraine Rebel Leader Alexander Zakharchenko Says has released 2 US Aid Workers
Ukraine's pro-Russian rebel leader Alexander Zakharchenko said Saturday that insurgents had released two US aid workers detained for alleged spying.
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Russia Lashes Out at Law to Erase Ukraine's Soviet Past
Controversial laws designed to leave Ukraine's Soviet past behind stoked tension in the war-divided country Friday and prompted an angry reaction from Russia which called the ban on communist-era symbols "totalitarian".
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12 Dead in Bus Attack That Could Doom Ukraine's Shaky Truce
An attack on a passenger bus in eastern Ukraine killed 12 people on Tuesday, likely dealing the final blow to hopes that a short-lived and shaky cease-fire could take hold.
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Ukraine Truce Hangs in Balance After 'Difficult' Talks
The latest push for peace in Ukraine appeared moribund on Thursday after initial talks failed to agree when the warring sides should meet again to try to end an eight-month pro-Russian revolt.
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Ukraine Rebel Leaders Sworn In, Kiev Says Peace Plan Violated
Pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine staged swearing in ceremonies for their leaders on Tuesday after votes dismissed as a farce by Kiev, which says they violated terms of a peace plan to end a war that has killed more than 4,000 people.
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Pro-Russia Rebels Vote for Leaders in Eastern Ukraine
Pro-Russian rebels elected a separatist leadership in eastern Ukraine on Sunday in a vote President Petro Poroshenko called "a farce."
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Pro-Russia Rebels Say Withdrawing Artillery in East Ukraine
The prime minister of the self-proclaimed People's Republic of Donetsk said Tuesday that rebels have removed artillery from frontline areas where Ukraine had also withdrawn, in line with a peace plan signed Saturday.
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East Ukraine Local Replaces Russian as Head of Rebellion
A native of eastern Ukraine on Thursday replaced a Russian as leader of separatists in their stronghold of Donetsk, in a move aimed at blunting Western accusations the rebellion is being run by Moscow.
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Ukraine Rebel Leader Alexander Zakharchenko Says has released 2 US Aid Workers
Ukraine's pro-Russian rebel leader Alexander Zakharchenko said Saturday that insurgents had released two US aid workers detained for alleged spying.
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Russia Lashes Out at Law to Erase Ukraine's Soviet Past
Controversial laws designed to leave Ukraine's Soviet past behind stoked tension in the war-divided country Friday and prompted an angry reaction from Russia which called the ban on communist-era symbols "totalitarian".
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12 Dead in Bus Attack That Could Doom Ukraine's Shaky Truce
An attack on a passenger bus in eastern Ukraine killed 12 people on Tuesday, likely dealing the final blow to hopes that a short-lived and shaky cease-fire could take hold.
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Ukraine Truce Hangs in Balance After 'Difficult' Talks
The latest push for peace in Ukraine appeared moribund on Thursday after initial talks failed to agree when the warring sides should meet again to try to end an eight-month pro-Russian revolt.
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Ukraine Rebel Leaders Sworn In, Kiev Says Peace Plan Violated
Pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine staged swearing in ceremonies for their leaders on Tuesday after votes dismissed as a farce by Kiev, which says they violated terms of a peace plan to end a war that has killed more than 4,000 people.
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Pro-Russia Rebels Vote for Leaders in Eastern Ukraine
Pro-Russian rebels elected a separatist leadership in eastern Ukraine on Sunday in a vote President Petro Poroshenko called "a farce."
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Pro-Russia Rebels Say Withdrawing Artillery in East Ukraine
The prime minister of the self-proclaimed People's Republic of Donetsk said Tuesday that rebels have removed artillery from frontline areas where Ukraine had also withdrawn, in line with a peace plan signed Saturday.
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East Ukraine Local Replaces Russian as Head of Rebellion
A native of eastern Ukraine on Thursday replaced a Russian as leader of separatists in their stronghold of Donetsk, in a move aimed at blunting Western accusations the rebellion is being run by Moscow.
