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Ukraine, rebels say cease-fire violations persist
Ukraine’s military and Russia-backed separatist rebels on Saturday accused each other of continuing to mount attacks a week after a cease-fire was called.
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Ukraine: Rebels still attack despite cease-fire
Separatist rebels fired on Ukrainian positions nearly 50 times in the past 24 hours and Russia is sending more tanks into Ukraine despite a cease-fire that was supposed to take effect five days ago, a Ukrainian military spokesman said Friday.
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Ukraine abandons nonaligned status
The vote by Ukraine’s parliament to drop its nonaligned status, which could pave the way for a bid to join NATO, challenges the Kremlin’s ardent desire to keep NATO from taking a giant step toward the Russian heartland.
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Ukraine, rebels say cease-fire violations persist
Ukraine’s military and Russia-backed separatist rebels on Saturday accused each other of continuing to mount attacks a week after a cease-fire was called.
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Ukraine: Rebels still attack despite cease-fire
Separatist rebels fired on Ukrainian positions nearly 50 times in the past 24 hours and Russia is sending more tanks into Ukraine despite a cease-fire that was supposed to take effect five days ago, a Ukrainian military spokesman said Friday.
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Ukraine abandons nonaligned status
The vote by Ukraine’s parliament to drop its nonaligned status, which could pave the way for a bid to join NATO, challenges the Kremlin’s ardent desire to keep NATO from taking a giant step toward the Russian heartland.
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Ukraine, rebels say cease-fire violations persist
Ukraine’s military and Russia-backed separatist rebels on Saturday accused each other of continuing to mount attacks a week after a cease-fire was called.
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Ukraine: Rebels still attack despite cease-fire
Separatist rebels fired on Ukrainian positions nearly 50 times in the past 24 hours and Russia is sending more tanks into Ukraine despite a cease-fire that was supposed to take effect five days ago, a Ukrainian military spokesman said Friday.
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Ukraine abandons nonaligned status
The vote by Ukraine’s parliament to drop its nonaligned status, which could pave the way for a bid to join NATO, challenges the Kremlin’s ardent desire to keep NATO from taking a giant step toward the Russian heartland.
