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Ukraine Launches Chatbot Service For Relatives Of Missing Russian Troops
Ukraine is setting up an online chatbot service which will allow Russians with missing soldier relatives in Ukraine to check if they have been confirmed killed or are being held as POWs, officials announced on Wednesday.
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Ukraine Accuse Russia Of Shooting Surrendering Soldiers
Kyiv officials accused Moscow of committing a war crime after a grainy video on social media appeared to show several soldiers shooting two surrendering military personnel who emerged from a dugout at gunpoint.
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Russia Dismisses Claims It Was Responsible For Ukraine Cyberattack
Russia on Saturday rejected US allegations that it was responsible for cyberattacks on Ukrainian banking and government websites as baseless, the Russian embassy in the United States said on Twitter.
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US Challenges Russia To Announce It Won't Invade Ukraine
The United States said Thursday that Russia is on the verge of unleashing a massive military attack against Ukraine, dismissing Moscow's claim to be pulling forces back, as artillery fire hit a Ukrainian kindergarten.
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"Haven't Seen Evidence": UK Sceptical On Russian De-Escalation In Ukraine
Russia will be "judged by its actions" after announcing a troop pullback from Ukraine's borders, British Defence Minister Ben Wallace said Wednesday.
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"Not A Single (Russian) Soldier Will Stay After Drills", Belarus Asserts
Belarus's foreign minister Vladimir Makei said Wednesday that "not a single" Russian soldier will remain in the country after the massive joint manoeuvres by Minsk and Moscow on Ukraine's border end.
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"Don't Feel Calm": Flights Out Of Ukraine Fill Amid Russian Invasion Fear
Latvian flag carrier airBaltic is setting up extra flights out of Kyiv this week to accommodate a passenger spike after European countries told their nationals to leave Ukraine or risk war.
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US, NATO Offer Trust Building Measures To Russia, Say Leaked Documents
Washington and its NATO allies have offered Moscow arms control and trust-building measures to defuse the threat of a new Russian offensive against Ukraine, according to documents published by El Pais on Wednesday.
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Ukraine Launches Chatbot Service For Relatives Of Missing Russian Troops
Ukraine is setting up an online chatbot service which will allow Russians with missing soldier relatives in Ukraine to check if they have been confirmed killed or are being held as POWs, officials announced on Wednesday.
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Ukraine Accuse Russia Of Shooting Surrendering Soldiers
Kyiv officials accused Moscow of committing a war crime after a grainy video on social media appeared to show several soldiers shooting two surrendering military personnel who emerged from a dugout at gunpoint.
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Russia Dismisses Claims It Was Responsible For Ukraine Cyberattack
Russia on Saturday rejected US allegations that it was responsible for cyberattacks on Ukrainian banking and government websites as baseless, the Russian embassy in the United States said on Twitter.
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US Challenges Russia To Announce It Won't Invade Ukraine
The United States said Thursday that Russia is on the verge of unleashing a massive military attack against Ukraine, dismissing Moscow's claim to be pulling forces back, as artillery fire hit a Ukrainian kindergarten.
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"Haven't Seen Evidence": UK Sceptical On Russian De-Escalation In Ukraine
Russia will be "judged by its actions" after announcing a troop pullback from Ukraine's borders, British Defence Minister Ben Wallace said Wednesday.
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"Not A Single (Russian) Soldier Will Stay After Drills", Belarus Asserts
Belarus's foreign minister Vladimir Makei said Wednesday that "not a single" Russian soldier will remain in the country after the massive joint manoeuvres by Minsk and Moscow on Ukraine's border end.
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"Don't Feel Calm": Flights Out Of Ukraine Fill Amid Russian Invasion Fear
Latvian flag carrier airBaltic is setting up extra flights out of Kyiv this week to accommodate a passenger spike after European countries told their nationals to leave Ukraine or risk war.
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US, NATO Offer Trust Building Measures To Russia, Say Leaked Documents
Washington and its NATO allies have offered Moscow arms control and trust-building measures to defuse the threat of a new Russian offensive against Ukraine, according to documents published by El Pais on Wednesday.
