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29 Killed As Russian Military Plane Crashes In Crimea
A Russian An-26 military transport plane crashed in Crimea, killing 29 people aboard, Russian news agencies quoted the Defence Ministry as saying early on Wednesday.
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Crimea Becomes New Flashpoint In Russia-Ukraine War: Why It Is Contested
Trump chided the Ukrainian leader for refusing to recognise Russia's occupation of Crimea as part of a U.S. peace deal to end the war in Ukraine.
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Russia Shoots Down 28 Drones Sent Over Crimea By Ukraine
Russian forces have downed 28 Ukrainian drones over Crimea overnight, Moscow's defence ministry and a local official said on Tuesday.
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West's Refusal To Recognise Crimea As Russian A Threat: Ex Russia President
The refusal of Ukraine and NATO powers to recognise Moscow's authority over Crimea represents a "systemic threat" for Russia, former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said on Sunday.
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NATO's Encroachment On Crimea Could Lead To World War III: Ex-Russian President
Any encroachment on the Crimea peninsula by a NATO member-state could amount to a declaration of war on Russia which could lead to "World War Three," Russia's former president, Dmitry Medvedev, was quoted as saying on Monday.
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Apple Maps, Weather Apps Start Showing Crimea as Part of Ukraine Following Russian Invasion
Apple Maps and Weather apps on iPhone and other Apple devices are now showing Crimea as a part of Ukraine when viewing from outside Russia.
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Mud Could Help Decide Timing of Any Russia Move Against Ukraine
Muddy terrain and the need for more troops on the ground make any large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine unlikely until January at the earliest, military analysts in Moscow and the West say.
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British Warship That Angered Russia Docks In Georgia
The British destroyer Defender, which angered Russia by sailing through waters off Crimea, docked at the Georgian Black Sea port of Batumi on Saturday.
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Apple Starts Showing Annexed Crimea as Russia on Apps, Ukraine Denounces Move
Apple has complied with Moscow's demands to show Crimea, annexed from Ukraine in 2014, as Russian territory on its apps, lawmakers said Wednesday.
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Low Key Celebrations As Russian Annexation Of Crimea Jumps Into Third Year
State-run television showed footage of sparsely attended concerts and parades in cities across the vast country and there was much less fanfare over the event than in previous years.
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Ukraine Accuses Russia Of 'Terrorism' In Top UN Court
Ukraine urged the UN's top court on Monday to help bring stability to its war-torn east by seeking to convince judges that Russia is "sponsoring terrorism" in its conflict against separatist pro-Russian rebels.
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Jeb Bush Says US Needs to Expand Military Presence in Central Europe
The United States needs to increase its military presence in central Europe, likely US Presidential candidate Jeb Bush said today on a visit to Poland, staking out a tough position on the need to contain Russia. "I do know that we need to expand our presence here ... we
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Russia Has 'More Right' to Crimea Than UK to Falklands, Says Moscow
Russia has more claim to Crimea than Britain has to the Falkland Islands, a senior Russian lawmaker insisted on Sunday as London again denounced Moscow's "illegal annexation" of the peninsula.
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Russia Turned Crimea into a Military Base: Tatar Leader
In just one year, Crimea has gone from being a picturesque tourist destination in Ukraine to a Russian military base that will likely end up hosting nuclear weapons, the United Nations heard Thursday.
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Ukraine Says Return of Crimea a Must for Mending Ties with Russia
No normalisation of ties between Ukraine and Russia is likely unless the region of Crimea, now under Russian control, is returned to Kiev's sovereignty, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said today.
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29 Killed As Russian Military Plane Crashes In Crimea
A Russian An-26 military transport plane crashed in Crimea, killing 29 people aboard, Russian news agencies quoted the Defence Ministry as saying early on Wednesday.
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Crimea Becomes New Flashpoint In Russia-Ukraine War: Why It Is Contested
Trump chided the Ukrainian leader for refusing to recognise Russia's occupation of Crimea as part of a U.S. peace deal to end the war in Ukraine.
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Russia Shoots Down 28 Drones Sent Over Crimea By Ukraine
Russian forces have downed 28 Ukrainian drones over Crimea overnight, Moscow's defence ministry and a local official said on Tuesday.
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West's Refusal To Recognise Crimea As Russian A Threat: Ex Russia President
The refusal of Ukraine and NATO powers to recognise Moscow's authority over Crimea represents a "systemic threat" for Russia, former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said on Sunday.
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NATO's Encroachment On Crimea Could Lead To World War III: Ex-Russian President
Any encroachment on the Crimea peninsula by a NATO member-state could amount to a declaration of war on Russia which could lead to "World War Three," Russia's former president, Dmitry Medvedev, was quoted as saying on Monday.
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Apple Maps, Weather Apps Start Showing Crimea as Part of Ukraine Following Russian Invasion
Apple Maps and Weather apps on iPhone and other Apple devices are now showing Crimea as a part of Ukraine when viewing from outside Russia.
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Mud Could Help Decide Timing of Any Russia Move Against Ukraine
Muddy terrain and the need for more troops on the ground make any large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine unlikely until January at the earliest, military analysts in Moscow and the West say.
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British Warship That Angered Russia Docks In Georgia
The British destroyer Defender, which angered Russia by sailing through waters off Crimea, docked at the Georgian Black Sea port of Batumi on Saturday.
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Apple Starts Showing Annexed Crimea as Russia on Apps, Ukraine Denounces Move
Apple has complied with Moscow's demands to show Crimea, annexed from Ukraine in 2014, as Russian territory on its apps, lawmakers said Wednesday.
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Low Key Celebrations As Russian Annexation Of Crimea Jumps Into Third Year
State-run television showed footage of sparsely attended concerts and parades in cities across the vast country and there was much less fanfare over the event than in previous years.
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Ukraine Accuses Russia Of 'Terrorism' In Top UN Court
Ukraine urged the UN's top court on Monday to help bring stability to its war-torn east by seeking to convince judges that Russia is "sponsoring terrorism" in its conflict against separatist pro-Russian rebels.
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Jeb Bush Says US Needs to Expand Military Presence in Central Europe
The United States needs to increase its military presence in central Europe, likely US Presidential candidate Jeb Bush said today on a visit to Poland, staking out a tough position on the need to contain Russia. "I do know that we need to expand our presence here ... we
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Russia Has 'More Right' to Crimea Than UK to Falklands, Says Moscow
Russia has more claim to Crimea than Britain has to the Falkland Islands, a senior Russian lawmaker insisted on Sunday as London again denounced Moscow's "illegal annexation" of the peninsula.
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Russia Turned Crimea into a Military Base: Tatar Leader
In just one year, Crimea has gone from being a picturesque tourist destination in Ukraine to a Russian military base that will likely end up hosting nuclear weapons, the United Nations heard Thursday.
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Ukraine Says Return of Crimea a Must for Mending Ties with Russia
No normalisation of ties between Ukraine and Russia is likely unless the region of Crimea, now under Russian control, is returned to Kiev's sovereignty, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said today.
