Russia begins issuing passports to residents of occupied Donbas - 112 International

June 14, 2019

Russia Ukraine Russia begins issuing passports to residents of occupied Donbas - 112 International Investigators to present latest findings on downing of MH17 - Reuters Ukraines's SBU finds Kremlin involved in downing IL-76 over Luhansk in 2014 - 112 International Party of Ukraine's president can win parliamentary majority: poll - Reuters Ukrainian Industry Expands Niche In Several Markets - Aviation International News Russia begins issuing passports to residents of occupied Donbas - 112 International 112 International The Russian Federation started to hand its passports over to the residents of the so-called DNR, Donetsk People's Republic. Interfax, Russia's news agency reported this June 14. 'The first 34 residents of Donbas set out to get the Russian passports', reads the message. Read More Investigators to present latest findings on downing of MH17 - Reuters Reuters People protest with a sit-in on a bridge during a day-long and nationwide women's strike aimed at highlighting the country's poor record on defending the rights of women and families in Lausanne, Switzerland, June 14, 2019. Read More Ukraines's SBU finds Kremlin involved in downing IL-76 over Luhansk in 2014 - 112 International 112 International Wreckage of the downed IL-79 in Luhansk airport Open source Ukraine's State Security Service, the SBU found that the Russian military command was behind the downing of Ilyushin Il-76 of Ukraine's Armed Forces, which took place over Luhansk airfield five years ago. Read More Party of Ukraine's president can win parliamentary majority: poll - Reuters Reuters FILE PHOTO: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy holds a news conference after meeting European Council President Donald Tusk in Brussels, Belgium, June 5, 2019. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir/File Photo Read More Ukrainian Industry Expands Niche In Several Markets - Aviation International News Aviation International News Ukraine’s portion of what was once the Soviet Union’s sprawling aerospace industrial empire had a difficult start in the early days following the breakup of the USSR. With the exception of the production plants related to the Antonov aircraft design bureau, very few companies in Ukraine turned out a complete product. Read More

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