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No Kyiv Counter-Offensive Before Mid-June: Ukraine President's Adviser
Ukraine is unlikely to launch a counter-offensive in its war with Russia before mid-June, when it hopes to have received more weapons from its allies, an adviser to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Thursday.
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Intercepted Russian Calls Discussing Ukraine's Bucha Killings: Germany
Germany's intelligence agency intercepted radio messages from Russian military sources discussing the killing of civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha, German news magazine Der Spiegel reported on Thursday.
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The Sanctions So Far On Russia From US, UK and Europe
The US, UK, European Union and others have ramped up sanctions against Russia following its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.
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"We'll See," Says Biden On Russia Reducing Ukraine Ops
Russia pledged to scale down fighting around Kyiv and a second major city following peace talks on Tuesday that Ukraine's leader said showed "positive" signs, but Western allies made clear their doubts over Moscow's intentions.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's Dilemma Over China
The United States and Britain are ramping up pressure on Saudi Arabia to pump more oil and join efforts to isolate Russia, while Riyadh has shown little readiness to respond and has revived a threat to ditch dollars in its oil sales to China.
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"In The Name Of God... Stop": Pope Francis's Appeal On Ukraine "Massacre"
Pope Francis on Sunday issued a heartfelt plea for an end to the "massacre" and the "unacceptable armed attack" in Ukraine, which Russian invaded last month.
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France's Macron, German Chancellor Scurry Off To Fresh Talks With Putin
French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz were holding new talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine on Saturday, the Elysee palace said.
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Hospitals Shelled In Ukraine's Mykolaiv "Without Military" Motive: Report
Hospitals came under fire overnight in the port city of Mykolaiv in the south of Ukraine, including a cancer treatment centre and an eye clinic, an AFP reporter said Saturday.
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Ukraine, Russia To Confront At World Court Over Genocide Claim Today
Ukraine will ask the United Nations' top court on Monday to issue an emergency ruling requiring Russia to stop its invasion, arguing that Moscow's justification for the attack is based on a faulty interpretation of genocide law.
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Amp Up Military Aid Or "There'll Be Blood On The Ground": Ukraine's Plea
Ukraine on Saturday urged the West to amp up military assistance to the besieged country, including warplanes, as Russian President Vladimir Putin escalated warnings against NATO.
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No Fake News, Please: Russia Introduces Jail Terms For "False Information"
Russian lawmakers on Friday approved legislation providing up to 15 years in jail for any publication of fake news about the Russian armed forces, one week after Moscow invaded Ukraine.
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Germany To Increase Weapons Deliveries To Ukraine: Report
Germany will increase its weapons deliveries to Ukraine following the Russian invasion by sending an 2,700 anti-aircraft missiles to the conflict zone, a government source told AFP on Thursday.
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No Kyiv Counter-Offensive Before Mid-June: Ukraine President's Adviser
Ukraine is unlikely to launch a counter-offensive in its war with Russia before mid-June, when it hopes to have received more weapons from its allies, an adviser to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Thursday.
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Intercepted Russian Calls Discussing Ukraine's Bucha Killings: Germany
Germany's intelligence agency intercepted radio messages from Russian military sources discussing the killing of civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha, German news magazine Der Spiegel reported on Thursday.
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The Sanctions So Far On Russia From US, UK and Europe
The US, UK, European Union and others have ramped up sanctions against Russia following its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.
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"We'll See," Says Biden On Russia Reducing Ukraine Ops
Russia pledged to scale down fighting around Kyiv and a second major city following peace talks on Tuesday that Ukraine's leader said showed "positive" signs, but Western allies made clear their doubts over Moscow's intentions.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's Dilemma Over China
The United States and Britain are ramping up pressure on Saudi Arabia to pump more oil and join efforts to isolate Russia, while Riyadh has shown little readiness to respond and has revived a threat to ditch dollars in its oil sales to China.
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"In The Name Of God... Stop": Pope Francis's Appeal On Ukraine "Massacre"
Pope Francis on Sunday issued a heartfelt plea for an end to the "massacre" and the "unacceptable armed attack" in Ukraine, which Russian invaded last month.
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France's Macron, German Chancellor Scurry Off To Fresh Talks With Putin
French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz were holding new talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine on Saturday, the Elysee palace said.
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Hospitals Shelled In Ukraine's Mykolaiv "Without Military" Motive: Report
Hospitals came under fire overnight in the port city of Mykolaiv in the south of Ukraine, including a cancer treatment centre and an eye clinic, an AFP reporter said Saturday.
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Ukraine, Russia To Confront At World Court Over Genocide Claim Today
Ukraine will ask the United Nations' top court on Monday to issue an emergency ruling requiring Russia to stop its invasion, arguing that Moscow's justification for the attack is based on a faulty interpretation of genocide law.
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Amp Up Military Aid Or "There'll Be Blood On The Ground": Ukraine's Plea
Ukraine on Saturday urged the West to amp up military assistance to the besieged country, including warplanes, as Russian President Vladimir Putin escalated warnings against NATO.
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No Fake News, Please: Russia Introduces Jail Terms For "False Information"
Russian lawmakers on Friday approved legislation providing up to 15 years in jail for any publication of fake news about the Russian armed forces, one week after Moscow invaded Ukraine.
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Germany To Increase Weapons Deliveries To Ukraine: Report
Germany will increase its weapons deliveries to Ukraine following the Russian invasion by sending an 2,700 anti-aircraft missiles to the conflict zone, a government source told AFP on Thursday.
