Petro Oleshchuk: What will make Russia talk Crimea? - Kyiv Post

October 16, 2019

Russia Ukraine Petro Oleshchuk: What will make Russia talk Crimea? - Kyiv Post Council of Foreign Relations criticized for Russia-tied donation - Quartz "Russia walks into Ukraine as if it's their home": Italian journalist points to UEFA's double standards - UNIAN As Ukraine waited for U.S. assistance, death toll on eastern front line grew - Los Angeles Times Currently 87 Ukrainian political prisoners in Russia-occupied Crimea - KrymSOS - Interfax-Ukraine Petro Oleshchuk: What will make Russia talk Crimea? - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine Petro Oleshchuk: What will make Russia talk Crimea? Published Oct. 16 at 3:11 pm Russian President Vladimir Putin rides a motorbike before the Babylon's Shadow motorbike show in Sevastopol, Crimea on Aug. Read More Council of Foreign Relations criticized for Russia-tied donation - Quartz Quartz A group of 56 former US national security officials, academics, and activists have hit out at vaunted think tank Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) for accepting $12 million from Len Blavatnik, a Soviet-born oligarch whose business associates were sanctioned by the United States as part of the blowback against Russia’s interference in the 2016 election. Read More "Russia walks into Ukraine as if it's their home": Italian journalist points to UEFA's double standards - UNIAN UNIAN "Russia walks into Ukraine as if it's their home": Italian journalist points to UEFA's double standards13:35, 16 October 2019 World 1 0 UEFA may move the Champions League Final from Turkey, while giving Russia the right to host. Read More As Ukraine waited for U.S. assistance, death toll on eastern front line grew - Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times When President Trump froze hundreds of millions of dollars in security assistance to Ukraine in July, Oleksandr Markiv was in a trench defending his country’s eastern front line against Russia-backed separatist militias. Read More Currently 87 Ukrainian political prisoners in Russia-occupied Crimea - KrymSOS - Interfax-Ukraine Interfax-Ukraine 11:43 16.10.2019 Currently 87 Ukrainian political prisoners in Russia-occupied Crimea - KrymSOS KYIV. Oct 16 (Interfax-Ukraine) - As of October 2019, in Russia-occupied Crimea there are 87 people – Ukrainian Crimean Tatar activists – political prisoners, Coordinator of the KrymSOS (CrimeaSOS) human rights organization Coordinator Tamila Tasheva has said. Read More

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