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Inside 28-Point Trump Plan To End Russia-Ukraine War: Security Guarantees And More
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has agreed to work on the 28-point peace plan drafted by the US and Russia, which proposes to force Kyiv to cede large chunks of territory taken by Moscow.
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US Condemns Russian Elections In Crimea
The United States "does not recognize the legitimacy" of upcoming Russian parliamentary elections planned for Crimea, the State Department said Friday.
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In Moscow's Grip, Crimea To Hold Polls For Russian Parliament
Shaded by cypress trees on Crimea's Black Sea shore, a group of locals watch as folk singers in tall headdresses boom out a patriotic song about Russia with the lyrics: "I have no other motherland."
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Ukraine Tells Russia to Recognise New President
Ukraine accused Russia on Saturday of unleashing a global propaganda campaign to persuade global powers not to recognise an election that gave the presidency to a pro-Western tycoon.
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In Crimean port city, dreams of a return to Russia's fold
Many residents have long been indignant that Sevastopol was deprived of the right to elect a mayor by the political centre in Kiev, which had named the top city official since 1992.
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Inside 28-Point Trump Plan To End Russia-Ukraine War: Security Guarantees And More
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has agreed to work on the 28-point peace plan drafted by the US and Russia, which proposes to force Kyiv to cede large chunks of territory taken by Moscow.
-
US Condemns Russian Elections In Crimea
The United States "does not recognize the legitimacy" of upcoming Russian parliamentary elections planned for Crimea, the State Department said Friday.
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In Moscow's Grip, Crimea To Hold Polls For Russian Parliament
Shaded by cypress trees on Crimea's Black Sea shore, a group of locals watch as folk singers in tall headdresses boom out a patriotic song about Russia with the lyrics: "I have no other motherland."
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Ukraine Tells Russia to Recognise New President
Ukraine accused Russia on Saturday of unleashing a global propaganda campaign to persuade global powers not to recognise an election that gave the presidency to a pro-Western tycoon.
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In Crimean port city, dreams of a return to Russia's fold
Many residents have long been indignant that Sevastopol was deprived of the right to elect a mayor by the political centre in Kiev, which had named the top city official since 1992.
