Kyiv: No plans to send forces to Crimea
Ukraine’s acting defense minister says Kyiv has no plans to send armed forces to Crimea. The Interfax news agency quoted
Read moreUkraine’s acting defense minister says Kyiv has no plans to send armed forces to Crimea. The Interfax news agency quoted
Read moreA convoy of military vehicles, apparently Russian, has entered a base near Crimea’s capital Simferopol. Reuters news service, which filmed
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Read moreThe United States, Bulgaria and Romania are to hold a joint military exercise in the Black Sea, less than 500km
Read moreBulgarian officials and analysts have sought to downplay any fears that the ongoing stand-off in Ukraine may lead to interruptions
Read moreThe United States appears to be rethinking its aversion to natural gas exports so it could help meet Ukraine’s energy
Read moreA March 6 special meeting of the European Council on the Ukraine crisis agreed to suspend visa system easing talks
Read moreLawmakers in the embattled Ukrainian region of Crimea have voted to join Russia, in a move likely to further escalate
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