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Russia Ukraine The full Trump-Ukraine timeline - The - The Washington Post RFE/RL: How Russians and Ukrainians see each other - Kyiv Post Ukraine peace plan in limbo after inconclusive talks - Hartford Courant Impeachment Inquiry Update: What This Week Revealed About The Ukraine Affair - WFUV News Republicans blast Mick Mulvaney's admission of quid pro quo in Ukraine scandal - Salon The full Trump-Ukraine timeline - The - The Washington Post The Washington Post 2014-2015Feb. 22, 2014: Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych is ousted from power during a popular uprising in the country. He flees to Russia. Yanukovych came to power with the assistance of political consultant Paul Manafort, who worked for Yanukovych’s Party of Regions. Read More RFE/RL: How Russians and Ukrainians see each other - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine RFE/RL: How Russians and Ukrainians see each other Published Oct. 20. Updated Oct. 20 at 9:32 am People walk past a huge state emblem of the USSR and sculptures of Vladimir Lenin (R) and Joseph Stalin (hidden) in a modern history sculpture park in Moscow on Sept. Read More Ukraine peace plan in limbo after inconclusive talks - Hartford Courant Hartford Courant Ukraine's newly-elected president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has sought to revive a long-stalled peace plan by pressing for a troop withdrawal and local elections in the nation's rebel-held east, where a five-year conflict between the separatists and Ukrainian troops has killed more than 13,000 people since 2014. Read More Impeachment Inquiry Update: What This Week Revealed About The Ukraine Affair - WFUV News WFUV News Impeachment Inquiry Update: What This Week Revealed About... Charles Krupa by 10.19.19 12:29pm President Trump deputized lawyer Rudy Giuliani to run a shadow foreign policy for Ukraine outside the State Department, witnesses told Congress this past week — and the White House said people should "get over it." Read More Republicans blast Mick Mulvaney's admission of quid pro quo in Ukraine scandal - Salon Salon Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney revealed at a press conference Thursday that President Donald Trump had withheld nearly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine in order to pressure the country to launch an investigation that could benefit him politically. Read More

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