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Ukraine Truce is Difficult Maintain After Mariupol Explosions

September 7, 2014 Posted by Contributor

A truce accord was agreed upon a while back in order to stem months of bloodshed and tragedy. However, explosions were heard in Mariupol, Ukraine's port city. Fortunately, no casualties were reported in the past 24 hours, and military spokesman Andriy Lysenko declared that this is the first time such an unusual event occurs since the insurgents released a counteroffensive last month. As a response … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Kiev, legal action against Putin, NATO, Ukraine wants to join NATO, vladimir putin, Vladimir Putin statements, Western countries

Pro-Russian Rebels and Ukrainian Government Agreed on Temporary Cease-Fire

September 5, 2014 Posted by Contributor

Only hours after NATO approved plans Friday for a new rapid response force to counter future Russian aggression in eastern Ukraine, pro-Russian rebels and The Ukrainian government agreed on a temporary cease-fire. After several hours of talks, a team of negotiators in Minsk, Belarus, agreed that both sides would stop firing at 6:00 p.m. local time, 11:00 a.m. in Washington or 15:00 GMT. “I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Petro Poroshenko, pro-russian rebels, Ukraine cease-fire, ukraine conflict, vladimir putin

Poroshenko Agreed on “Permanent Ceasefire”, Putin Seems to Disagree

September 3, 2014 Posted by Editor

According to an announcement on his website, Ukraine’s President, Petro O. Poroshenko reached an agreement with Russia’s President, Vladimir Putin on Wednesday for a cease-fire in eastern Ukraine. However, the Kremlin said that while Poroshenko and Putin did discuss how to resolve the conflict, no cease-fire agreement has yet been achieved. There was no immediate word from Russia-backed … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: permanent ceasefire, Petro Poroshenko, ukraine conflict, vladimir putin

Vladimir Putin Calls for Talks Between pro-Russian Rebels and Kiev

September 1, 2014 Posted by Editor

Russian President Vladimir Putin was struggling to find the right word during a prerecorded interview on Sunday. He suggested that the issues in the Ukrainian conflict is "statehood" for some of the eastern regions under the control of separatists. This is a new concept, and if Putin really meant what he said, this would raise the stakes significantly for the almost one-year old Ukrainian … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: pro-russian rebels Ukraine, Russian President, Ukraine "statehood", Ukraine situation, Ukrainian crisis, vladimir putin

Putin Compares Kiev to Nazis While Ukraine Tries to Join NATO

August 30, 2014 Posted by Contributor

Russian President, Vladimir Putin, has never cared very much for the threats of the U.S. and European Countries. He remains defiant even as Ukraine seeks to renew its pleas for Western military help. Ukraine is accusing Russia of sending armored columns that have driven back the country's forces in the name of pro-Moscow rebels. Vladimir Putin also compared Kiev's attempts to regain control of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Kiev, legal action against Putin, NATO, Ukraine wants to join NATO, vladimir putin, Vladimir Putin statements, Western countries

Putin Continues his Defiant Actions towards West

August 30, 2014 Posted by Staff

President Vladimir Putin reminded the world on Friday that he presides over a nuclear-armed state while declaring that Russia isn’t planning on involving itself in “large scale conflicts”. Referring to pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine, President Putin said that it would be best “not to mess with us”. Actually, the Russian president referred to the separatist fighters as “New Russia” … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: eastern ukraine, public support, russian troops, russian troops cross border, russian war, ukraine conflict, ukraine war, vladimir putin

Putin Asks for the Release of Ukrainian Soldiers Surrounded by Pro-Russian Rebels

August 29, 2014 Posted by Staff

President Putin spoke to the pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine who have surrounded Ukrainian soldiers and urged them to provide a safe humanitarian corridor so that the soldiers can safely return to their homes. According to Russia’s president, the self-defense militia in Ukraine has proved its worth by intercepting the military operation that had been commanded by Kiev. Mr. Putin … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Petro Poroshenko, pro-russian rebels, russian troops, soldiers, Ukraine, ukrainian conflict, ukrainian soldiers, vladimir putin

Ukraine President Calls for Help Because of Russian Invasion

August 28, 2014 Posted by Contributor

After separatists gained ground in intensified fighting in eastern regions, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko called an emergency security meeting meant to defend against what he called a Russian invasion. Tuesday, presidents of Russia (Vladimir Putin) and Ukraine met for the first time since June, but this time joined by the presidents of Belarus and Kazakhstan and three senior officials … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Petro Poroshenko, pro-russian rebels, russian invasion, Ukrainian war, vladimir putin

A Russian Convoy of 280 Trucks Carrying Humanitarian Aid is Heading Towards Ukraine

August 12, 2014 Posted by Contributor

According to Russian media, a convoy of 280 trucks carrying humanitarian aid has left towards the destroyed eastern Ukraine. The aid mission is reportedly being carried out in cooperation with the International Committee of the Red Cross. Despite the fact that about 45,000 Russian troops had gathered at the Ukraine border, Russia’s President, Vladimir Putin, insisted to involve Western agencies … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: Donetsk, humanitarian aid, Jose Manuel Barroso, Luhansk, pro-Kiev troops, rebel-held territory, Red Cross, Ukraine, vladimir putin

ExxonMobil Starts Drilling in Russia and Disregards Western Sanctions

August 9, 2014 Posted by Jack Ford

Regardless of the sanctions imposed on Rosneft, ExxonMobil decided to begin drilling in Russia’s arctic. The two companies are partners. As a response to ExxonMobil’s activity, president Vladimir Putin declared that the company is a “model of cooperation”. U.S. sanctions over the crisis in Ukraine were not meant to stop projects by U.S. and Russian companies, but they were designed to starve … [Read more...]

Filed Under: National News Tagged With: deep water drilling, ExxonMobil, legal action against Putin, Rosneft company, Russia oil production, vladimir putin, Western Sanctions

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