Russia may put released Ukrainian sailors on wanted list — lawyer - Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news

October 28, 2019

Russia Ukraine Russia may put released Ukrainian sailors on wanted list — lawyer - Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news Zach Dorfman: How Trump is helping Russia help Trump again - Kyiv Post Timeline: Trump, Ukraine and impeachment | TheHill - The Hill Kremlin network blaming Ukraine for MH17 crash - news politics - UNIAN Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death doesn't erase Trump's foreign policy failures (or Russia's wins) - NBC News Russia may put released Ukrainian sailors on wanted list — lawyer - Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news Nikolay Polozov, the lawyer of the Ukrainian military sailors released from Russian prison, warns that Russia may put them on the wanted list. "There is a very serious danger that the Russian authorities may put the sailors on the wanted list if they do not appear at the request of an investigator or in court," Polozov said in a commentary to Crimea. more › Zach Dorfman: How Trump is helping Russia help Trump again - Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine Ukraine-U.S. Relations In Trump Era Zach Dorfman: How Trump is helping Russia help Trump again Published Oct. 28 at 12:25 pm US President Donald Trump offers a hand shake to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a meeting in New York on Sept. more › Timeline: Trump, Ukraine and impeachment | TheHill - The Hill The House impeachment inquiry focused on President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine has consumed Washington since late September. Democrats are investigating whether Trump made military aid to Ukraine contingent on Kiev launching an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden, a potential 2020 opponent. more › Kremlin network blaming Ukraine for MH17 crash - news politics - UNIAN With the approach of the MH17 trial set to start March 2020, the Kremlin is trying to discredit the findings of the Joint Investigation Team to escape from responsibility for the downing of the civilian jet over the Donbas in July 2014.To this end, the Russian Federation has set up a network of organizations and agents of influence in Europe tasked with smearing the JIT efforts to find those responsible for the deaths of passengers of a Boeing Malaysian Airlines flight MH-17 en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur. more › Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death doesn't erase Trump's foreign policy failures (or Russia's wins) - NBC News A deadly U.S.-led raid in northwestern Syria has killed the world’s most wanted terrorist, Islamic State founder and leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who reportedly detonated a suicide vest. more ›

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