The former French President praised Putin’s leadership and called for Europe to work “hand in hand” with Russia.
Nicolas Sarkozy Goes All-Out For Putin In Saint Petersburg
June 16, 2016
Tag: Minsk 2
Ukraine Live Day 660: Ukraine Reports Intense Shelling With Grads, Tanks and Heavy Artillery
December 9, 2015
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Minsk 2 Documents Undermine Ukrainian Sovereignty, Illarionov Says
July 13, 2015
Staunton, July 13 – Speaking in Kremenchug this week, Andrey Illarionov said that Ukraine should continue to negotiate in its quest for peace but that it should reject the documents known as Minsk-2 because “the essence of this document is that the Ukrainian authorities are rejecting their sovereignty over the Ukrainian-Russian border.” Moreover, the Russian […]
Ukraine Live Day 413: Four Ukrainian Soldiers Killed In 24 Hours; Daily Death Toll Rising
April 6, 2015
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Freed POW from Battle of Krasny Partizan Tells His Story
March 10, 2015
On March 6, the Ukrainian news site 24tv.ua published an interview of Sergei Stepanov, a recently-released Ukrainian POW, with journalist Yevgeniya Mazur. The account was also published by the Krivoy Rog city site. Stepanov, who was severely wounded, was released to be treated in a hospital 15 days after being taken prisoner at the Krasny Partizan […]
Ukraine Live Day 375: With 3 Ukrainian Soldiers And 1 Civilian Killed, ‘Ceasefire’ Looks Tenuous
February 27, 2015
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Ukraine Live Day 372: Russian-Backed Forces Capture Villages East Of Mariupol
February 24, 2015
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Ukraine Live Day 371: Russian-Backed Forces Continue Attacks Across Front Line
February 23, 2015
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Ukraine Live Day 368: Kiev Reports Attacks, Russian Convoys, Recon Flights Near Mariupol
February 20, 2015
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As Another Ceasefire Fails, Truth Has Been Strangled By Its Attendant Bodyguard of Lies
February 18, 2015
Field journalist David Patrikarakos, frequently on the front lines of Ukraine, wrote this reflection while in Kiev on February 16, 2015. Almost a year ago today, Ukraine’s former President Viktor Yanukovych ordered snipers stationed on the upper floors of the Hotel Ukraine in Kiev to open fire on the thousands of protestors that had gathered […]