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Articles with tag "Ukraine"

‘Crimea Will Stay With Russia,’ Trump Tells Time Magazine

“Zelensky understands that, and everybody understands that it’s been with them for a long time,” Donald Trump said in an interview with the publication...

FSB Arrests Romanian Suspected of Spying for Ukraine

The unnamed man is accused of collecting and transmitting information about air defense sites in the Black Sea resort city of Sochi.
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Moscow Returns Body of Ukrainian Reporter Who Died in Russian Detention

Victoria Roshchyna disappeared in August 2023 while reporting in occupied eastern Ukraine and was later reported to have died under unclear circumstances...
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Russian Politician Admits He’s Been Working Remotely From Ukraine Since 2021

Councilman Mikhail Nosik reportedly claimed that he has been forced to hide from the Ukrainian authorities since moving to the country for cancer treatment...
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White House Officials Advise Trump Against Calling Putin Until Ukraine Ceasefire Reached – NBC

But U.S. officials told NBC that Trump could “suddenly” decide to call Putin despite advice that such a conversation would be premature.
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Germany’s Foreign Minister Accuses Putin of ‘Playing for Time’ in Ukraine

"He is feigning a willingness to negotiate, but not deviating an inch from his goals," German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock.
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Trump Says ‘Very Angry’ With Putin Over Ukraine

The U.S. president threatened to impose "secondary tariffs on all oil coming out of Russia" if the Kremlin refused to back a peace deal in Ukraine.
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Putin Orders Ukrainians to ‘Legalize’ Immigration Status or Leave Russia by September

Ukrainians without “legal grounds to stay or reside in Russia” must leave unless they “settle their legal status,” according to the decree.
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Finnish Court Sentences Russian Ultranationalist to Life in Prison for War Crimes in Ukraine

Vojislav Torden received a life prison sentence for war crimes committed in Ukraine in 2014, including the mutilation of a wounded Ukrainian soldier.
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ECHR Says Ukraine Failed to Prevent 2014 Odesa Clashes, Acknowledges Russian ‘Propaganda’ Role

The deadly 2014 clashes culminated in the storming of the Trade Union building where dozens of pro-Russia and anti-Maidan activists were barricaded.
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FSB Claims Ukraine Sought to Recruit Members of Russia's Youth Army

Ukraine’s GUR intelligence service was accused of sending phishing emails to schools in Moscow and the surrounding region.
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France Opposes Seizing Frozen Russian Assets to Boost Ukraine Military Aid

French officials argue that using the frozen assets to help arm Ukraine would violate international agreements that France and Europe have signed.
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Kremlin Says It’s Waiting for Official Confirmation of U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Deal

Ukrainian officials said Kyiv had agreed on the framework of a deal, and that President Volodymyr Zelensky could sign it as soon as Friday.
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Zelensky Calls For Strong U.S. Ties After Trump Brands Him a 'Dictator'

Zelensky meets U.S. envoy, doubling down on Ukraine’s need for firm American support despite Trump’s jabs
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U.S. Ukraine Envoy Kellogg Arrives in Kyiv Ahead of Talks With Zelensky

Keith Kellog’s arrival came hours after Russian strikes in the southern port city of Odesa left tens of thousands of people without power.
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Sisters Returned From Ukraine to Russia With Qatar’s Help

The return came a day after Moscow repatriated eight Ukrainian children in a Qatari-mediated agreement.
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Moscow Returns 8 Ukrainian Children With Qatari Mediation

Since 2023, Qatar has helped facilitate the return of dozens of Ukrainian children taken to Russia and occupied territories.
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Russian Spy Agency Accuses Ukraine of Planning Attacks on Baltic Ships and Exiled Opposition

The alleged false-flag operations are aimed at “preventing the launch of a peaceful settlement process” for the war in Ukraine, the SVR said.
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Ukraine Calls Russian Pop Song ‘Sigma Boy’ a Weapon in Moscow’s ‘Information War’

Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation claimed the song is part of Moscow’s broader efforts to “cement its narratives and cultural influence...
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Moldovan President Visits Ukraine for Energy, Security Talks

With Ukraine's struggle against a Russian invasion nearly in its third year, Moldova is afraid the conflict could expand onto its territory.
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