UNIAN: Russian mercenaries shelling civilians cannot be called the military - Kyiv Post

March 27, 2019

Russia Ukraine UNIAN: Russian mercenaries shelling civilians cannot be called the military - Kyiv Post Daily: Ukraine imposes sanctions on pro-Russian Finns - YLE News France 24: As conflict drags on, Ukrainians spurn Russian culture - Kyiv Post Lithuania finds ex-Soviet defense minister guilty of war crimes - Reuters Halya Coynash: Russia eliminates all classes taught in Ukrainian since Crimea annexation - Kyiv Post UNIAN: Russian mercenaries shelling civilians cannot be called the military - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine UNIAN: Russian mercenaries shelling civilians cannot be called the military Published March 27 at 2:31 pm Tourists stand next to a silhouette sculpture of an Israeli soldier at an army post on Mount Bental in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights on March 22, 2019. Read More Daily: Ukraine imposes sanctions on pro-Russian Finns - YLE News YLE News Johan Bäckman at the Helsinki District Court in June 2018. Image: Jarno Kuusinen / AOP Ukraine has added four Finnish citizens to its sanctioned persons list, reports news consortium Lännen Media. Read More France 24: As conflict drags on, Ukrainians spurn Russian culture - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post France 24: As conflict drags on, Ukrainians spurn Russian culture Published March 27 at 2:04 pm Nata Zhyzhchenko, the lead singer of Ukrainian electronic pop band Onuka, plays a Ukrainian sopilka folk flute during the band's interval performance at Eurovision grand final on May 13 in Kyiv. Read More Lithuania finds ex-Soviet defense minister guilty of war crimes - Reuters Reuters VILNIUS (Reuters) - A Lithuanian court found former Soviet defense minister Dmitry Yazov guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity on Wednesday for his role in a 1991 crackdown against the Baltic state’s pro-independence movement. Read More Halya Coynash: Russia eliminates all classes taught in Ukrainian since Crimea annexation - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine Halya Coynash: Russia eliminates all classes taught in Ukrainian since Crimea annexation Published March 27 at 1:51 pm (Archive photo) Students at a Ukrainian language school in the Crimean capital of Simferopol, Crimea, during a lesson. Read More

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