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Articles with tag "Ukraine"

Kremlin Says It’s Waiting for Official Confirmation of U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Deal

Ukrainian officials said Kyiv had agreed on the framework of a deal, and that President Volodymyr Zelensky could sign it as soon as Friday.

Zelensky Calls For Strong U.S. Ties After Trump Brands Him a 'Dictator'

Zelensky meets U.S. envoy, doubling down on Ukraine’s need for firm American support despite Trump’s jabs
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U.S. Ukraine Envoy Kellogg Arrives in Kyiv Ahead of Talks With Zelensky

Keith Kellog’s arrival came hours after Russian strikes in the southern port city of Odesa left tens of thousands of people without power.
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Sisters Returned From Ukraine to Russia With Qatar’s Help

The return came a day after Moscow repatriated eight Ukrainian children in a Qatari-mediated agreement.
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Moscow Returns 8 Ukrainian Children With Qatari Mediation

Since 2023, Qatar has helped facilitate the return of dozens of Ukrainian children taken to Russia and occupied territories.
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Russian Spy Agency Accuses Ukraine of Planning Attacks on Baltic Ships and Exiled Opposition

The alleged false-flag operations are aimed at “preventing the launch of a peaceful settlement process” for the war in Ukraine, the SVR said.
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Ukraine Calls Russian Pop Song ‘Sigma Boy’ a Weapon in Moscow’s ‘Information War’

Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation claimed the song is part of Moscow’s broader efforts to “cement its narratives and cultural influence...
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Moldovan President Visits Ukraine for Energy, Security Talks

With Ukraine's struggle against a Russian invasion nearly in its third year, Moldova is afraid the conflict could expand onto its territory.
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Oil Found Along Ukraine’s Southern Coast After Russian Tanker Spill

Russia’s Natural Resources Minister said that cleanup efforts along the coastline in the Krasnodar region could take at least another year.
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opinion Nick Trickett

What Is the Future of Ukraine’s Mineral Reserves?

Ukraine is thought to have 5% of the world's critical mineral resources. They could play a role in defining the country's future.
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Ukraine May ‘Cease to Exist’ in 2025, Putin Aide Says

In the same interview with pro-Kremlin media, Nikolai Patrushev made a similarly dire prediction about Moldova.
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Ukraine Ends Russian Gas Transit to Europe, Marking Historic Break

Until Wednesday, Russian gas had flowed through Ukrainian pipelines since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Urges Syria’s New Leadership to Expel Russia

Syria’s Ahmed al-Sharaa said in an interview on Sunday that Moscow and Damascus still share “deep strategic interests.”
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Ukraine Jails Ex-Police Officer 15 Years for Sharing Air Defense Locations With Russia

Ukrainian prosecutors said the man shared the positions of air defense units with a former classmate who now serves in the Russian army.
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FSB Claims Foiled Ukrainian Assassination Plots on Russian Defense Officials

The arrests come in the wake of the Dec. 17 assassination of Russian General Igor Kirillov and his assistant in Moscow.
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Wave of Attempted Arson Attacks Hits Russia

Bank ATMs, malls, post offices, military enlistment offices, police vehicles and other government buildings have all been targeted.
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Ukraine Jails Woman Who Wrote Pro-Moscow Reports for Russian Diplomat

Prosecutors claimed the woman “received an assignment from Russian handlers” to write a letter to be used by Russia’s envoy at the United Nations...
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Moscow Returns 9 Ukrainian Children With Qatar’s Mediation

Qatar has facilitated the return of dozens of Ukrainian children taken to Russia or occupied territories since 2023.
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U.K. Pledges Support for British Man Captured by Russian Forces in Ukraine

Pro-Kremlin Telegram channels had earlier circulated a video of a man with his hands tied, identifying himself as 22-year-old James Anderson.
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Russia Returns 46 Displaced Kursk Residents From Ukraine, Human Rights Official Says

Presidential human rights commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova has accused Ukrainian troops of forcibly relocating over 1,000 residents from the Kursk region...
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