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Video: Ukraine's "Largest" Naval Ship Sunk In Russia's First Sea Drone Attack
Ukrainian Navy's reconnaissance ship Simferopol, which was reportedly the largest ship commissioned by the country in over a decade, has been hit and sunk in a naval drone strike, the Russian Defence Ministry announced on Thursday.
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3 Indians Stranded In Ukraine's Kherson Evacuated, Says Foreign Ministry
Three Indians stranded in Ukraine's southern region of Kherson have been evacuated through Simferopol and Moscow, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Tuesday.
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Crimea Blackout After Power Lines 'Blown Up'
Crimea declared a state of emergency on Sunday after its main electricity power lines from Ukraine were blown up, leaving the Russian-annexed peninsula in darkness after the second such attack in a matter of days.
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Russian Bombers, Fighter Jets 'Seen Over Crimea'
Several dozen Russian planes including what appeared to be strategic bombers and fighter jets have been spotted in the sky above the Moscow-controlled peninsula of Crimea, witnesses and experts said.
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Russian Flags Fly as 60,000 March in Crimea
Some 60,000 people waving Russian flags and brandishing posters of President Vladimir Putin took to the streets Thursday in Simferopol, capital of the Crimean peninsula annexed by Moscow in March.
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McDonald's to go as fast food chain shuts its doors in Crimea
US fast food giant McDonald's said on Friday it was temporarily shutting its three stores in Crimea following the Ukrainian peninsula's annexation by Russia.
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Crimea to set clocks to Russia time
Clocks in Crimea and Moscow struck midnight at the same time after the Russian-speaking peninsula jumped on Saturday into the timezone of its new masters.
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Russian passports - like it or not - for new Crimea
A young woman opens her office door and is immediately assailed with questions from 40 people trying to crowd in: Crimeans clamouring - some willingly, others obliged to obtain Russian passports.
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Ukrainian serviceman killed, Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk decries 'war crime'
A Ukrainian serviceman was killed on Tuesday at a Ukrainian base that came under attack in Crimea's main town Simferopol, the first death on the peninsula from a military clash since the region came under Russian control three weeks ago.
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Armed police burst into Crimean hotel on eve of referendum
Armed police burst into a hotel in Simferopol, the capital of Crimea, on Saturday night on the eve of a referendum aimed at deciding whether the Ukrainian region leaves Ukraine and becomes part of Russia.
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Video: Ukraine's "Largest" Naval Ship Sunk In Russia's First Sea Drone Attack
Ukrainian Navy's reconnaissance ship Simferopol, which was reportedly the largest ship commissioned by the country in over a decade, has been hit and sunk in a naval drone strike, the Russian Defence Ministry announced on Thursday.
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3 Indians Stranded In Ukraine's Kherson Evacuated, Says Foreign Ministry
Three Indians stranded in Ukraine's southern region of Kherson have been evacuated through Simferopol and Moscow, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Tuesday.
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Crimea Blackout After Power Lines 'Blown Up'
Crimea declared a state of emergency on Sunday after its main electricity power lines from Ukraine were blown up, leaving the Russian-annexed peninsula in darkness after the second such attack in a matter of days.
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Russian Bombers, Fighter Jets 'Seen Over Crimea'
Several dozen Russian planes including what appeared to be strategic bombers and fighter jets have been spotted in the sky above the Moscow-controlled peninsula of Crimea, witnesses and experts said.
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Russian Flags Fly as 60,000 March in Crimea
Some 60,000 people waving Russian flags and brandishing posters of President Vladimir Putin took to the streets Thursday in Simferopol, capital of the Crimean peninsula annexed by Moscow in March.
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McDonald's to go as fast food chain shuts its doors in Crimea
US fast food giant McDonald's said on Friday it was temporarily shutting its three stores in Crimea following the Ukrainian peninsula's annexation by Russia.
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Crimea to set clocks to Russia time
Clocks in Crimea and Moscow struck midnight at the same time after the Russian-speaking peninsula jumped on Saturday into the timezone of its new masters.
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Russian passports - like it or not - for new Crimea
A young woman opens her office door and is immediately assailed with questions from 40 people trying to crowd in: Crimeans clamouring - some willingly, others obliged to obtain Russian passports.
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Ukrainian serviceman killed, Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk decries 'war crime'
A Ukrainian serviceman was killed on Tuesday at a Ukrainian base that came under attack in Crimea's main town Simferopol, the first death on the peninsula from a military clash since the region came under Russian control three weeks ago.
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Armed police burst into Crimean hotel on eve of referendum
Armed police burst into a hotel in Simferopol, the capital of Crimea, on Saturday night on the eve of a referendum aimed at deciding whether the Ukrainian region leaves Ukraine and becomes part of Russia.
