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Gauging Ukraine with Russia and Belarus
World
Gauging Ukraine with Russia and Belarus
April 24, 2019

In the post-Soviet period, US foreign policy and media establishments have overhyped Ukrainian positives, while disproportionately highlighting the negatives in Russia and Belarus, Michael Averko writes.

Michael Averko
Ambassador Kurt Volker: US to Drastically Expand Military Assistance to Ukraine
September 3, 2018

By supplying the weapons that Special Representative Volker talked about in his interview, the US will become an accomplice to a conflict that has nothing to do with its national security.

Peter Korzun
Ambassador Kurt Volker: US to Drastically Expand Military Assistance to Ukraine
Security
Kiev Murder Stunt Was Absurd, but Even More So Was Western Media’s Reaction to It
Editorial
Kiev Murder Stunt Was Absurd, but Even More So Was Western Media’s Reaction to It
June 1, 2018

The credibility of the Kiev regime imploded emphatically this week. But so too has the credibility of Western governments and news media imploded.

Donald Trump Prepares to Escalate Confrontation with Russia over Ukraine
December 25, 2017

Washington and Moscow have no core security interests in conflict with each other, especially in Ukraine.

Donald Trump Prepares to Escalate Confrontation with Russia over Ukraine
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US, Europe Unleashing Lawlessness and War
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US, Europe Unleashing Lawlessness and War
May 2, 2017

This week the Kiev regime went into rogue overdrive when it cut off electricity supplies to some three million people in the self-declared Lugansk republic of eastern Ukraine. The Ukrainian energy ministry under the control of the Kiev regime said it was because the breakaway province was in arrears over bill payments. That’s rich coming from a cabal that has continually dragged its feet over unpaid bills for billions of dollars-worth in gas supplies from Russia.

Finian Cunningham
A Ukraine on the Verge of Disaster Benefits No One
April 19, 2017

In the past three months, the lines of contact between Ukraine and the forces in Donbass have seen an escalation of considerable tension. Both the republics of Lugansk and Donetsk have suffered violent attacks at the hands of Kiev’s military forces. Of course all these violations are in stark contrast to what was established in the Minsk II agreements, in particular as regards the use of certain weapons systems.

Federico Pieraccini
A Ukraine on the Verge of Disaster Benefits No One
World
OSCE: Hug and Zakharchenko Meet in Donetsk
World
OSCE: Hug and Zakharchenko Meet in Donetsk
August 27, 2016

Alexander Hug, the Deputy Chief Monitor of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) to Ukraine has paid an unexpected visit to Donetsk, in order to meet with the leader of the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), Alexander Zakharchenko, who was «a signatory to the Minsk agreement». Hug urgently needed to hold a «constructive discussion» with the head of the DPR – as he told reporters after the meeting, so that «the OSCE SMM is able to support and assist the leaders of the DPR in solving a number of problems». Hug also noted that «Mr Zakharchenko» had been entrusted with a «very serious responsibility»…

Arina Tsukanova
Human Rights Accomplices to Human Rights Violations in Eastern Ukraine
August 26, 2016

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch issued a report on July 21, 2016 on the human rights situation in the Donbass region of eastern Ukraine. The report can only be described as covering up the ongoing war crimes being perpetrated by the governing regime in Kyiv, Ukraine since it launched its ‘Anti-Terrorist Operation’ (civil war) in April 2014. The war was launched in order to crush resistance in Donbass to the illegal coup d’etat and seizure of power in Kyiv in February 2014 by the movement calling itself ‘Maidan’…

Human Rights Accomplices to Human Rights Violations in Eastern Ukraine
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