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U.S. paratroopers arrived in Ukraine earlier this week to train the country's newly created national guard.
Pro-Russian Rebel Leader Threatens To Take Mariupol, Blames Ukrainians For Truce Breakdown
The self-proclaimed leader of the Donetsk People’s Republic warned pro-Russian rebels would take the port city Mariupol if Ukrainian forces continue "aggression."
European Agency Denies Its Observers Gave Ukrainian Military Positions To Pro-Russian Rebels
The organization charged with overseeing the eastern Ukraine truce rejects claims it gave away Ukrainian military positions to rebels.
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Both journalists were Ukraine oppositionists who were noted for their pro-Russian stances.
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Hillary Clinton Calls For Greater Military Assistance And Financial Aid For Ukraine
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Russian Economy Remains Strong, Western Sanctions Help Country Become More Self-Reliant: Putin
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An increase in Russian military drills has exacerbated the Kremlin's already-tense relations with Ukraine and NATO.
MH17 Fragments To Be Displayed At Russian Museum As 'Evidence' Ukraine Shot Airliner Down
Residents near the Ukraine crash site of the Malaysia Airlines jet reportedly gave the piece of wreckage to a Russian veterans group.
Ukrainian Amnesty Offer For Pro-Russian Rebels, But MH17 And Mariupol Shelling Atrocities Exempt, Says Minister
Ukraine includes a caveat: Pardons won't apply to an attack in Mariupol or the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17.
Secret Russian Military Missions Threaten Civilian Aircrafts, European Aviation Agency Warns
NATO has complained that Russian military aircraft have refused to file flight plans, communicate with controllers or fly with their transponders switched on.
Ukraine Crisis: Russia Accused Of Sending Military Weapons To Rebels
A convoy of food and construction materials planned for eastern Ukraine will also likely contain military equipment, Ukraine says.
Fighting In East Ukraine Intensifies As Foreign Ministers Talk Peace Deal
Six soldiers were killed in intense fighting overnight as foreign ministers met in Berlin to discuss peace.
Scared By Russia, Eastern European Countries Rush To Spend On Defense
Fear of Russia is translating into big increases on military spending, with tens of billions going into advanced weaponry.
Russia Military Exercises Near UK? Britain Watching Russian Warships Passing Through English Channel
Britain's defense ministry said there were no signs that military drills were underway.
OSCE Reports Intense Fighting Between Ukraine And Pro-Russian Rebels As Foreign Ministers Meet In Berlin
The ceasefire is still nominally in effect, but OSCE recorded more than 1,100 of explosions, suggesting fighting is escalating.
Global Arms Spending In 2014 Remains Mostly Unchanged Despite Cutbacks By US, Western Europe: Report
Countries in the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Europe stepped up arms purchases as the U.S. reduced spending.
History Now Made, US And Cuba Face Bumpy Road Ahead
Latin American leaders praised Obama for ending decades of U.S. hostility towards the communist-ruled island.
Ukraine's Controversial Bill Recognizing WWII-Era Partisans Draws Harsh Criticism From Russians
Petro Poroshenko heard chants of "Murderer!" and "No to fascism!" in Odessa Friday after his bloc helped pass a controversial WWII bill, TASS reported.
Ukraine-Based United Nations Peacekeepers To Be Discussed At Meeting In Berlin On Monday
The "Normandy Four" will discuss the idea at a meeting in Berlin on Monday.
Putin Proposes Amnesty For Up To 60,000 Russian Prisoners In Honor Of End Of World War II
With Russia experiencing tense times politically, Putin put forth a proposal that would grant amnesty for a large swath of convictions.
Pascha Orthodox Easter 2015: 3 Things To Know About The Eastern Christian Celebration
The Eastern Orthodox celebration shares fundamental similarities with the Western equivalent but with a few notable differences.
Ukraine’s Parliament Votes To Open Soviet-Era KGB Archives To Public
If President Poroshenko signs the bill into law, a trove of information on KGB activity and persecution will be available to the public.
Dutch Government Releases MH17 Documents After Pressure From Local Media
Last year's crash in eastern Ukraine killed nearly 300 people, most of them from the Netherlands.
Ukraine Conflict: Amnesty Condemns 'Summary Killings' After Rebel Leader Claims He Killed 15 Prisoners
The report comes soon after rebel leader Arseniy Pavlov told a local newspaper that he killed 15 prisoners of war.
Should West Use Nuclear Weapons Against Russia? 'Scare Putin' With Missiles, Says Former Polish President
Lech Walesa, a strong critic of Russia, said the West needs to do "everything possible" to curb Russian aggression in Europe.
Lithuania Suspends Asylum Applications For Ukrainians Fleeing War
Lithuania will stop taking in people who fled the war, saying that this may spur Ukraine to create acceptable conditions for them.
East Ukraine Ceasefire Violations Increase Near Mariupol As Pro-Russian Rebels Prepare For Combat
Pro-Russian rebels say the ceasefire has been broken 45 times in 24 hours; Ukraine says it's the rebels who are gearing up for war.
Russia Could Spearhead Ukraine Offensive Within 60 Days, Former NATO Commander Says
Approximately 100,000 additional Russian forces are present in Crimea or on the other side of Russia’s border with Ukraine, the retired general said.
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