Ex-chief of Ukraine's foreign intel: Role of anti-Russian sanctions exaggerated - UNIAN

December 23, 2018

Russia Ukraine Ex-chief of Ukraine's foreign intel: Role of anti-Russian sanctions exaggerated - UNIAN Hunger games: Ukrainians spend half of their income on food, highest in Europe - RT Black Sea Tensions: UK Warship's Arrival in Ukraine 'Purely Symbolic' - Prof. - Sputnik International The Telegraph: How Orban's citizenship offer in western Ukraine is threatening to unravel European unity over Russia - Kyiv Post Painting stolen in WWII is heading home from US to Ukraine - Stuff.co.nz Ex-chief of Ukraine's foreign intel: Role of anti-Russian sanctions exaggerated - UNIAN UNIAN Ex-chief of Ukraine's foreign intel: Role of anti-Russian sanctions exaggeratedBy introducing limited sanctions, Western countries invite the Kremlin to dialogue. REUTERS Former head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, General of the Army of Ukraine Mykola Malomuzh says that the role of sanctions imposed by the West on Russia is exaggerated."The conclusions regarding the negative consequences of the sanctions imposed on Russia are exaggerated. Read More Hunger games: Ukrainians spend half of their income on food, highest in Europe - RT RT If you think basic items are costing you too much, take a look at this year’s research by RIA Novosti, which shows how much people in European countries spend on food, alcohol and leisure. Read More Black Sea Tensions: UK Warship's Arrival in Ukraine 'Purely Symbolic' - Prof. - Sputnik International Sputnik International A British Royal Navy warship, the HMS Echo, arrived in the port of Ukraine's Odessa in what UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson described as "sending a message" to Putin. It came weeks after Kerch Strait incident when the crews of the Ukrainian ships refused to establish communication and demands to stop voiced by Russian border guards. Read More The Telegraph: How Orban's citizenship offer in western Ukraine is threatening to unravel European unity over Russia - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post The Telegraph: How Orban’s citizenship offer in western Ukraine is threatening to unravel European unity over Russia Read More Painting stolen in WWII is heading home from US to Ukraine - Stuff.co.nz Stuff.co.nz AP Standing nearly 2.4 metres, the painting depicts the 16th century Russian czar Ivan the Terrible looking crestfallen as he flees the Kremlin on horseback. A painting that was stolen during World War II and later spent decades in a US home will be returned to an art museum in Ukraine, according to US and Ukrainian officials. Read More

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