UkrInform: US approves bill prohibiting recognition of Crimea as part of Russia - Kyiv Post

March 08, 2019

Russia Ukraine UkrInform: US approves bill prohibiting recognition of Crimea as part of Russia - Kyiv Post Paul Manafort sentenced to almost four years in prison from Mueller prosecution - Vox.com Medvedchuk stands for direct gas supplies from Russia to Ukraine - 112 International Merkel Is Said to Reject US Pressure to Provoke Russia's Navy - The Moscow Times Joint UN, OSCE engagement can address crisis in Ukraine, other 'dark spots of conflict' in Europe - UN News UkrInform: US approves bill prohibiting recognition of Crimea as part of Russia - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine UkrInform: US approves bill prohibiting recognition of Crimea as part of Russia Published March 8 at 2:53 pm Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses supporters during a rally celebrating the fourth anniversary of Russia's annexation of Crimea at Sevastopol's Nakhimov Square on March 14, 2018. Read More Paul Manafort sentenced to almost four years in prison from Mueller prosecution - Vox.com Vox.com Former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort was sentenced to 47 months in prison by a federal judge Thursday — in a far lighter sentence than was expected. Manafort had been convicted of eight counts of filing false tax returns, bank fraud, and failure to report foreign assets last August, in the only case brought by special counsel Robert Mueller that has gone to trial so far. Read More Medvedchuk stands for direct gas supplies from Russia to Ukraine - 112 International 112 International   Viktor Medvedchuk, chairman of the Political Party Opposition Platform - For Life “In 2018, Ukraine imported over 10 million cubic meters of natural gas worth around 3 million dollars. Read More Merkel Is Said to Reject US Pressure to Provoke Russia's Navy - The Moscow Times The Moscow Times German Chancellor Angela Merkel rebuffed U.S. pressure last month to conduct a naval maneuver in Russia’s backyard aimed at provoking President Vladimir Putin, according to three people familiar with the talks. Read More Joint UN, OSCE engagement can address crisis in Ukraine, other 'dark spots of conflict' in Europe - UN News UN News “The crisis goes against everything the OSCE and the UN stand for,” continued Slovakian Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajčák in his briefing on OSCE’s activities. In late February 2014, the situation in Ukraine went from political crisis, to violent confrontation and, later, became a full-scale conflict between Government forces and separatists, in the country’s east. Read More

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