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Angela Merkel Tells Vladimir Putin To 'Use Influence' To Rein In Ukraine Rebels
Chancellor Angela Merkel today urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to use his influence to rein in pro-Kremlin rebels in eastern Ukraine, a day after the German leader warned that a peace deal was not being fully implemented.
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2 Soldiers Killed in Ukraine Clashes
Two soldiers have been killed in fighting in eastern Ukraine, a Kiev military spokesman said Sunday, reporting heavy shelling by separatist forces despite a four-month truce.
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Five Ukrainian Soldiers Killed in East Ukraine Fighting: Kiev
Five Ukrainian soldiers were killed and eight injured in fighting between government forces and Russian-backed rebels over the past 24 hours, the Ukrainian military said on Tuesday.
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Ukraine Troops Advance as Experts Renew Attempt to Reach Crash Site
At least three civilians were killed in overnight fighting in eastern Ukraine and government troops pressed ahead with their campaign against pro-Russian rebels, taking a strategic point close to where Malaysian flight MH17 crashed, officials said on Monday.
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Germany Ready to Suffer Costs for Russia Sanctions
Germany's finance minister says his country won't let business concerns get in the way of fresh sanctions against Russia, should they become necessary.
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423 Killed in Ukraine Clashes Since April: United Nations
Clashes between pro-Russian separatists and army forces in eastern Ukraine killed an estimated 423 soldiers and civilians between April 15 and June 20, a senior UN official said on Tuesday.
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Ukraine Says 15 Rebels Killed in Border Clashes
An aide to the Ukrainian interior minister says 15 pro-Russian rebels were killed in clashes with government troops at a border crossing with Russia.
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Deadly gun attack in eastern Ukraine shakes fragile Geneva accord
At least three people were killed in a gunfight in the early hours of Sunday near a Ukrainian city controlled by pro-Russian separatists, shaking an already fragile international accord that was designed to avert a wider conflict.
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Ukraine's deputy army chief resigns after violence
Ukraine's deputy army chief has resigned in protest over government attempts to involve the army to put down unrest rocking the country, after Kiev erupted in unprecedented deadly violence.
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Angela Merkel Tells Vladimir Putin To 'Use Influence' To Rein In Ukraine Rebels
Chancellor Angela Merkel today urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to use his influence to rein in pro-Kremlin rebels in eastern Ukraine, a day after the German leader warned that a peace deal was not being fully implemented.
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2 Soldiers Killed in Ukraine Clashes
Two soldiers have been killed in fighting in eastern Ukraine, a Kiev military spokesman said Sunday, reporting heavy shelling by separatist forces despite a four-month truce.
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Five Ukrainian Soldiers Killed in East Ukraine Fighting: Kiev
Five Ukrainian soldiers were killed and eight injured in fighting between government forces and Russian-backed rebels over the past 24 hours, the Ukrainian military said on Tuesday.
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Ukraine Troops Advance as Experts Renew Attempt to Reach Crash Site
At least three civilians were killed in overnight fighting in eastern Ukraine and government troops pressed ahead with their campaign against pro-Russian rebels, taking a strategic point close to where Malaysian flight MH17 crashed, officials said on Monday.
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Germany Ready to Suffer Costs for Russia Sanctions
Germany's finance minister says his country won't let business concerns get in the way of fresh sanctions against Russia, should they become necessary.
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423 Killed in Ukraine Clashes Since April: United Nations
Clashes between pro-Russian separatists and army forces in eastern Ukraine killed an estimated 423 soldiers and civilians between April 15 and June 20, a senior UN official said on Tuesday.
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Ukraine Says 15 Rebels Killed in Border Clashes
An aide to the Ukrainian interior minister says 15 pro-Russian rebels were killed in clashes with government troops at a border crossing with Russia.
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Deadly gun attack in eastern Ukraine shakes fragile Geneva accord
At least three people were killed in a gunfight in the early hours of Sunday near a Ukrainian city controlled by pro-Russian separatists, shaking an already fragile international accord that was designed to avert a wider conflict.
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Ukraine's deputy army chief resigns after violence
Ukraine's deputy army chief has resigned in protest over government attempts to involve the army to put down unrest rocking the country, after Kiev erupted in unprecedented deadly violence.
