In the previous reporting period, one Ukrainian soldier was killed and three were wounded.
1 Ukrainian Soldier Killed, 3 Wounded; 3 Russia-Backed Fighters Killed, 3 Wounded
October 3, 2018
Tag: Oleksandr Turchynov
Fighting And Shelling Continues Near Debaltsevo; Officials Report 11 Ukrainian Soldiers WIA Yesterday
December 22, 2016
Fighting has raged since Sunday morning.
Ukraine To Go Ahead With Missile Tests In Black Sea, Russia Puts Forces In Occupied Crimea On Alert
November 30, 2016
The tests are due to take place on Thursday and Friday.
Ukraine Live Day 569: Only 4 Attacks Last Night But Turchynov Warns Of Possible Offensive
September 9, 2015
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Ukraine Live Day 303: Poroshenko, Putin, Merkel and Hollande Speak, Minsk Talks By End Of Week
December 17, 2014
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Ukraine Liveblog Day 252: Ukraine Begins To Form A New Coalition Government
October 27, 2014
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Ukraine Liveblog Day 191: Fighting In Ilovaisk, Amvrosievka and Novoazovsk
August 27, 2014
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Ukraine Liveblog Day 129: Fighting in Kramatorsk
June 26, 2014
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Major Role of Protestant Christians in New Ukrainian Government Disturbs Russians
March 25, 2014
Staunton, March 25 – Members of Protestant Christian denominations are playing a major role in the new Ukrainian government, from acting president Aleksandr Turchinov, who is a Baptist, on down, a development that these denominations are celebrating but that some Russians see a threat to what they call “the Russian world.” Ukraine sits astride cultural […]
Ukraine Liveblog: Day 7 — Decoding Documents & Indicting Dictators
February 24, 2014
This weekend in Ukraine, intense violence gave way to non-violent revolution, as the protesters in Maidan occupied the streets, government buildings, and palaces of Kiev, and their supporters occupied the parliament. The now-impeached President Viktor Yanukovych is missing, and an warrant has now been issued for his arrest. Oleksandr Turchynov, the interim President, and the […]