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May 31, 2019

Russia Ukraine UA.TV: Detained Crimean Tatars tortured by Russians (VIDEO) - Kyiv Post New Ukraine President Hopes EU Sanctions on Russia Remain - The Moscow Times UNIAN: Ukraine may slap new sanctions for illegal archaeological excavations in Russia-occupied Crimea - Kyiv Post Russia Should Have Made 'Chernobyl' - The Moscow Times Ukraine may slap new sanctions for illegal archaeological excavations in Russia-occupied Crimea - UNIAN UA.TV: Detained Crimean Tatars tortured by Russians (VIDEO) - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post All materials, including photographs, contained on this site are protected by copyright law and may not be reproduced without the prior written permission of Businessgroup LLC at Read More New Ukraine President Hopes EU Sanctions on Russia Remain - The Moscow Times The Moscow Times Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Friday he hopes that European Union sanctions on Russia will remain in place until Ukrainian territories are returned, according to a statement released on the presidential website. Read More UNIAN: Ukraine may slap new sanctions for illegal archaeological excavations in Russia-occupied Crimea - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Ukraine’s Ministry for Temporary Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons has initiated sanctions against 28 legal entities, scientific and museum institutions whose representatives are engaged in illegal archaeological excavations in the Russia-occupied Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol. Read More Russia Should Have Made 'Chernobyl' - The Moscow Times The Moscow Times “Chernobyl,” the HBO mini-series that ends Monday in the U.S., isn’t easy to watch as someone who lived in the Soviet Union in 1986 and who has since visited the Chernobyl exclusion zone. Read More Ukraine may slap new sanctions for illegal archaeological excavations in Russia-occupied Crimea - UNIAN UNIAN Ukraine may slap new sanctions for illegal archaeological excavations in Russia-occupied CrimeaRussia's Culture Ministry issued more than 90 orders in 2014-2018 to green-light archaeological excavations in occupied Crimea. Read More

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