Did Nadiya Savchenko really say Ukraine should trade Crimea for the Donbass?
Savchenko Comes Under Fire For Crimea Comments
January 18, 2017
Tag: Russian invasion of Crimea
Ukraine Files Suit Against Russia At International Court Of Justice
January 17, 2017
The suit regards numerous violations of the UN conventions on terror and racial discrimination.
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Biden Calls On Ukraine To Press On With Reforms, Says Sanctions On Russia Must Remain Until Crimea Returned
January 16, 2017
The US Vice President said that Ukraine must work to defeat the “cancer of corruption.”
In Occupied Crimea, FSB Arrests Retired Black Sea Fleet Captain On Charges Of Spying For Ukraine
November 24, 2016
Leonid Parkhomenko was arrested by the FSB in Sevastopol on Tuesday.
Lavrov Says Arrest Of Ukrainian Deserters Who Had Joined Russian Army After Invasion Of Crimea A ‘Provocation’
November 22, 2016
The two men, Aleksandr Baranov and Maksim Odintsov, were arrested on the Ukrainian-controlled side of the frontier yesterday afternoon.
SBU Announces Rescue Of FSB Defector Kidnapped By Agents
November 18, 2016
Ilya Bogdanov had defected to Ukraine in 2014.
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The Menace of Unreality: How the Kremlin Weaponizes Information, Culture and Money
November 22, 2014
The Interpreter and the Institute of Modern Russia present a special report by Peter Pomerantsev, author of Nothing is True and Everything is Possible: the Surreal Heart of the New Russia, and our editor-in-chief, Michael Weiss, on the Kremlin’s weaponization of information, culture and money to achieve foreign policy goals and undermine opponents. In recent […]
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Is Russia’s Military Really As Good As It Was in Crimea?
April 3, 2014
Three to five days is all the Russian military would need to overrun Ukrainian resistance in the east and south of the country if the decision was made to invade. Within 12 hours of ordering an invasion, Russian troops described as: “a very large and very capable and very ready force” could be across the […]
Moscow Will Begin Military Operations in Ukraine by Mid-May or Not at All, Felgengauer Says
March 25, 2014
Staunton, March 25 – Many people are asking themselves what will be Moscow’s next steps in Ukraine, but military analysts are focusing in particular on the question of timing Pavel Felgengauer, a leading independent Moscow expert on military issues, says that Russia will begin military operations in Ukraine by the middle of May or won’t […]
Crimean Tatars a Major Challenge to Moscow on Peninsula, Makarkin Says
Staunton, March 25 – Not only have the Crimean Tatars become “the main problem for Russia” on the peninsula, Aleksey Makarkin says, because of their opposition to unification with Russia, but they represent an issue that won’t be resolved any time soon and thus are something that “will create ever more problems” in the future. […]