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Articles with tag "Ukraine"

Pentagon Approves Possible $825M Sale of Cruise Missiles for Ukraine

Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands will potentially foot the bill for more than 3,000 air-launched cruise missiles.

Ukraine Criticizes Woody Allen for Speaking at Moscow Film Week

The four-time Oscar-winning director appeared virtually as the guest of honor at Moscow International Film Week.
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Russian Military Appoints New Commander of ‘North’ Grouping of Forces

Colonel General Yevgeny Nikiforov replaces Alexander Lapin, who earlier this month was reported by pro-war bloggers to have resigned due to health problems...
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Russia Returns 3 Ukrainian Children With Qatari Mediation

The Kremlin’s children’s rights commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova said that a young man with a disability was also repatriated.
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Ukrainian Arrested in Italy Over Nord Stream Sabotage

The man, identified as Serhii K., is accused of being part of a group that blew up the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines in September 2022.
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Lavrov Says Ukraine Security Talks ‘Road to Nowhere’ Without Russian Involvement

His remarks came as NATO’s top brass held a virtual meeting to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine as part of a possible deal to end the war.
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FSB Says It Killed Members of Ukrainian Sabotage Group in Bryansk Region

Three members of the alleged sabotage group were also captured, the FSB said, adding that they were involved in terrorist attacks inside Russia.
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Japan Ready to ‘Play Role’ in Security Guarantees for Ukraine

“While carefully considering what Japan can and should do... we'll play an appropriate role,” Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said.
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FSB Says It Foiled Ukrainian Plot to Kill Senior Russian Defense Ministry Official

The FSB claimed it arrested a dual Ukrainian-Russian citizen, born in 1989 and known by the alias “Voron,” on a highway as he traveled toward the Moscow...
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Ukraine Accuses Russian Prison Chief of Torturing Journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna

Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office said the freelance reporter was subjected to “systemic torture” while held at a detention center in southern...
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Ukraine Evacuates 43 Deportees Held on Russian-Georgian Border

At least 56 Ukrainians, mostly prisoners who completed their sentences and were subsequently ordered to leave Russia, were being held in a basement facility...
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State Prosecutors Seek to Seize Latvian Co-Owner’s Stake in Bread Bakery Over ‘Extremism’ Claims

Russian authorities accuse businessman Normunds Bomis, who holds a 50% stake in Rizhsky Khleb, of helping finance Ukraine’s Azov Brigade.
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Ukraine Says It Killed Russian Agents Behind Intelligence Officer’s Assassination

The suspected assassins, a man and a woman, were located and killed in a shootout with Ukrainian forces, Ukraine’s SBU security service said.
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Documentary 'The Eukrainian' Follows Kyiv's Quest for EU Membership

The film focuses on Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna as she leads Kyiv’s efforts to cement itself as part of modern Europe.
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News Analysis Leyla Latypova

Why Is Bashkortostan Getting a Ukrainian Cultural Center?

Unpacking a mystifying move by the Kremlin-loyal head of Bashkortostan.
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Russian Investigators Blame Ukraine for Deadly Bridge Blasts Near Border

At least seven people were killed and 113 others were injured when a bridge in the Kursk region collapsed and crushed a train underneath it.
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Ex-Ukrainian Military Spokesperson Jailed 20 Years in Absentia by Russian-Backed Court

Sarah Ashton-Cirillo briefly served as the English-language spokesperson for the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces in 2023.
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Trump Special Envoy Says Russian Concerns Over NATO Enlargement ‘Fair’

Keith Kellogg told ABC News that NATO membership for Ukraine “is not on the table, and we’re not the only country that says that.”
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‘Stab in the Back’: Russian Spy Agency Accuses Serbia of Supplying Arms to Ukraine

The Financial Times reported last year that Serbia had exported $908 million worth of ammunition to Ukraine via third countries since early 2022.
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Russia Says 307 POWs Exchanged With Ukraine on Second Day of Swap

Moscow and Kyiv carry out a second day of their biggest POW swap as Kyiv endures some of the fiercest overnight attacks of the war.
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