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A Decade Of Russian Aggression: Ukraine Still Remains A Battleground
Ukraine has been locked in an existential fight for its freedom ever since Russia sent armed soldiers with no insignia -- dubbed the "little green men" -- to take over the Crimea peninsula on February 28, 2014, following a pro-EU revolution in Kyiv.
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China "Will Provide Wisdom" For Political Settlement In Russia-Ukraine War
China says it is a neutral party in the Ukraine war but has been criticised for refusing to condemn Moscow for its invasion in February 2022.
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Russian Troops Obtaining Elon Musk's Starlink From Third Countries, Says Ukraine
Russian forces are obtaining Starlink satellite terminals illicitly from third countries and increasing their use on the front line, the Ukrainian military spy agency's spokesperson told Reuters on Monday, without explaining how he knew.
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Russia, Ukraine Report 6 Civilians Killed In Attacks On Kherson, Horlivka
Russian attacks on southern Ukraine's Kherson region killed five civilians on Sunday, Ukrainian officials said, while Russian-installed officials in the eastern town of Horlivka said one person was killed in result of Kyiv's shelling.
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Ukraine Says It Assassinated Russia-Installed Lawmaker With Car Bomb
Ukraine's military spy agency claimed responsibility for the assassination of a Russia-backed lawmaker with a car bomb in the occupied eastern city of Luhansk on Wednesday, an operation it said it conducted with local resistance forces.
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77 Civilians Executed By Russia Since Ukraine Invasion: UN
A UN monitoring mission in Ukraine said on Tuesday that Russia has detained more than 800 civilians since the conflict began last February, of whom 77 were executed.
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Ukraine Forces Reclaim New Russian-Occupied Settlement: Defence Ministry
Ukrainian forces have recaptured another formerly Russian-held settlement on the southern front between the two armies, deputy defence minister Ganna Malyar said Monday.
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EU, US Increase Cooperation To Counter Disruptions Caused By Ukraine War
The European Union and the US agreed on Monday to cooperate more closely to counter disrupted supply of commodities and food due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Toyota To Restart Japan Production After Halt Caused By Cyberattack On Supplier
It came just after Japan joined Western allies in clamping down on Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine, although it was not known whether the attack was related.
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Toyota Suspends Factory Operations In Japan After Suspected Cyber Attack
The attack comes just after Japan joined Western allies in clamping down on Russia after it invaded Ukraine, although it was not clear if the attack was at all related.
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US Lawmakers Advance Budget With $14 Billion For Ukraine
US lawmakers signed off on almost $14 billion in aid for war-torn Ukraine on Wednesday as part of a giant blueprint to fund federal agencies and avoid a damaging government shutdown at home.
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Russian Strike Stirs Symbolism At Kyiv Holocaust Site
Eighty years after the ravine at Babi Yar served as the mass grave of 30,000 Jews murdered by Ukraine's Nazi occupiers, five more corpses lay on the ground Wednesday covered in dust and fine layer of snow.
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UN Security Council To Hold Emergency Meeting On Ukraine Tomorrow
The UN Security Council will hold another emergency meeting on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, diplomats said Sunday.
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Ukraine Thinks Russia's Vladimir Putin Is Planning A War. Know Why
Ukraine says it thinks Vladimir Putin is planning a new invasion, and it's not hard to see why: the Russian leader has built up troops on its border and resumed the hostile rhetoric that preceded his annexation of Crimea two years ago.
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Moscow Talks on Ukraine 'Substantial and Constructive,' Says French Source
The leaders of France and Germany had "substantial and constructive" talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the Ukraine crisis on Friday, a French presidential source said.
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A Decade Of Russian Aggression: Ukraine Still Remains A Battleground
Ukraine has been locked in an existential fight for its freedom ever since Russia sent armed soldiers with no insignia -- dubbed the "little green men" -- to take over the Crimea peninsula on February 28, 2014, following a pro-EU revolution in Kyiv.
-
China "Will Provide Wisdom" For Political Settlement In Russia-Ukraine War
China says it is a neutral party in the Ukraine war but has been criticised for refusing to condemn Moscow for its invasion in February 2022.
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Russian Troops Obtaining Elon Musk's Starlink From Third Countries, Says Ukraine
Russian forces are obtaining Starlink satellite terminals illicitly from third countries and increasing their use on the front line, the Ukrainian military spy agency's spokesperson told Reuters on Monday, without explaining how he knew.
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Russia, Ukraine Report 6 Civilians Killed In Attacks On Kherson, Horlivka
Russian attacks on southern Ukraine's Kherson region killed five civilians on Sunday, Ukrainian officials said, while Russian-installed officials in the eastern town of Horlivka said one person was killed in result of Kyiv's shelling.
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Ukraine Says It Assassinated Russia-Installed Lawmaker With Car Bomb
Ukraine's military spy agency claimed responsibility for the assassination of a Russia-backed lawmaker with a car bomb in the occupied eastern city of Luhansk on Wednesday, an operation it said it conducted with local resistance forces.
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77 Civilians Executed By Russia Since Ukraine Invasion: UN
A UN monitoring mission in Ukraine said on Tuesday that Russia has detained more than 800 civilians since the conflict began last February, of whom 77 were executed.
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Ukraine Forces Reclaim New Russian-Occupied Settlement: Defence Ministry
Ukrainian forces have recaptured another formerly Russian-held settlement on the southern front between the two armies, deputy defence minister Ganna Malyar said Monday.
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EU, US Increase Cooperation To Counter Disruptions Caused By Ukraine War
The European Union and the US agreed on Monday to cooperate more closely to counter disrupted supply of commodities and food due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Toyota To Restart Japan Production After Halt Caused By Cyberattack On Supplier
It came just after Japan joined Western allies in clamping down on Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine, although it was not known whether the attack was related.
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Toyota Suspends Factory Operations In Japan After Suspected Cyber Attack
The attack comes just after Japan joined Western allies in clamping down on Russia after it invaded Ukraine, although it was not clear if the attack was at all related.
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US Lawmakers Advance Budget With $14 Billion For Ukraine
US lawmakers signed off on almost $14 billion in aid for war-torn Ukraine on Wednesday as part of a giant blueprint to fund federal agencies and avoid a damaging government shutdown at home.
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Russian Strike Stirs Symbolism At Kyiv Holocaust Site
Eighty years after the ravine at Babi Yar served as the mass grave of 30,000 Jews murdered by Ukraine's Nazi occupiers, five more corpses lay on the ground Wednesday covered in dust and fine layer of snow.
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UN Security Council To Hold Emergency Meeting On Ukraine Tomorrow
The UN Security Council will hold another emergency meeting on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, diplomats said Sunday.
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Ukraine Thinks Russia's Vladimir Putin Is Planning A War. Know Why
Ukraine says it thinks Vladimir Putin is planning a new invasion, and it's not hard to see why: the Russian leader has built up troops on its border and resumed the hostile rhetoric that preceded his annexation of Crimea two years ago.
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Moscow Talks on Ukraine 'Substantial and Constructive,' Says French Source
The leaders of France and Germany had "substantial and constructive" talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the Ukraine crisis on Friday, a French presidential source said.
