The U.S. and Global Security Review - Blog by Michael Novakhov

Ukrainian rebels say they ready for ceasefire
Reuters
Earlier, Kiev said it had headed off an attempt by Russia to send troops into Ukraine under the guise of peacekeepers with the aim of provoking a large-scale military conflict, a statement Moscow dismissed as a "fairy tale". The White House said that ...

US and Germany threaten Russia with 'additional consequences' over Ukraine by Guardian staff and agencies
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:46 AM

Russia | The Guardian

Moscow told it must not intervene without Kievs permission
Obama talks to Merkel on busy day for diplomacy

On a busy day of diplomatic activity, President Barack Obama and the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, agreed on Saturday that Russia would face additional consequences if it intervened in Ukraine without permission from the Ukrainian government, the White House said.

In a statement about a call between Obama and Merkel that took place while Obama was aboard Air Force One, flying to Massachusetts for a scheduled vacation, the White House said: The two leaders agreed that any Russian intervention in Ukraine, even under purported humanitarian auspices, without the formal, express consent and authorisation of the government of Ukraine is unacceptable, violates international law, and will provoke additional consequences.

US and Germany threaten Russia with 'additional consequences' over Ukraine - The Guardian
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:46 AM

The Guardian

US and Germany threaten Russia with 'additional consequences' over Ukraine
The Guardian
According to a statement from Russia's foreign ministry, the foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, spoke by telephone with his US counterpart, the secretary of state, John Kerry, and called for “urgent measures for preventing an impending humanitarian ...
Obama, Merkel warn Russia that intervention in Ukraine will provoke ...U.S. News & World Report
Obama, Russia, and Ukraine: What You ThinkWar on the Rocks

all 63 news articles »

Ukraine Strategy Bets on Restraint by Russia - New York Times
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:46 AM

The InterpreterThe Interpreter

CNN

Ukraine Strategy Bets on Restraint by Russia
New York Times
DONETSK, Ukraine — The warnings from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the White House over the past week could not have been graver in tone: TheRussian Army, they said, had massed enough forces on the border with Ukraine to invade.
Under siege, Pro-Russia separatists call for truce in UkraineLos Angeles Times
US warns Russia not to intervene in Ukraine under 'peacekeeping' pretextCNN
Ukraine crisis: Pro-Russian separatists call for truce with Kiev as Russia ...ABC Online
Huffington Post-International Business Times-eNCA
all 584 news articles »

Next Page of Stories

Page 2

Ukrainian LiveBlog Day 173: Ukrainian Forces Surround Donetsk, Gorlovka; Cossacks Flee by Editor
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:46 AM

Yesterday’s liveblog can be found here. For an overview and analysis of this developing story see our latest podcast.

Please help The Interpreter to continue providing this valuable information service by making a donation towards our costs.

View Ukraine: April, 2014 in a larger map
For links to individual updates click on the timestamps.

For the latest summary of evidence surrounding the shooting down of flight MH17 see our separate article: Evidence Review: Who Shot Down MH17?

Below we will be making regular updates so check back often.

Read the whole story

· ·

U.S. Launches New Air Strikes In Northern Iraq
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:45 AM

Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty

The U.S. military says it has conducted four more air strikes on Islamic militants in northern Iraq.

Under siege, Pro-Russia separatists call for truce in Ukraine - Los Angeles Times
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:45 AM

myfox8.com

Under siege, Pro-Russia separatists call for truce in Ukraine
Los Angeles Times
The military-escorted convoy said to be carrying humanitarian assistance for the Russian-speaking inhabitants of Donetsk and Luhansk, the rebels' other besieged redoubt, “would be unjustified and illegal” without the consent of the Ukrainian government ...
Ukraine Strategy Bets on Restraint by RussiaNew York Times
Ukraine crisis: Pro-Russian separatists call for truce with Kiev as Russia ...ABC Online
U.S. warns Russia not to intervene in Ukraine under 'peacekeeping' pretextmyfox8.com
Huffington Post
all 627 International Business Times
all 644 news articles »

ОБСЕ рассказала о последствиях артобстрела Шахтерска - Российская Газета
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:45 AM

РИА Новости

ОБСЕ рассказала о последствиях артобстрела Шахтерска
Российская Газета
Наблюдатели Организации по безопасности и сотрудничеству в Европе (ОБСЕ) отчитались о своей поездке в Шахтерск на востоке Украины. В опубликованном в субботу докладе описываются события, произошедшие 8 августа, передает ИТАР-ТАСС. читайте также. Фото: Микола ...
Наблюдатели ОБСЕ рассказали о полуразрушенном опустевшем ШахтерскеНТВ.ru
Наблюдатели из ОБСЕ отчитались о разрушениях в ШахтерскеАргументы и факты
В ОБСЕ обнародовали отчет о последствиях артобстрелов ШахтерскаИнтерновости.ру
Взгляд -Инфо-Алтай.РУ -Агентство Бизнес Новостей
Все похожие статьи: 20 »

Window on Eurasia: One in Every Ten Young Russian Citizens Now a North Caucasian by paul goble (noreply@blogger.com)
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:45 AM

Paul Goble

Staunton, August 9 – Although residents of Russia’s North Caucasus Federal District make up only about 6.5 percent of the population of the country as a whole, young people there form 10 percent of Russia’s youth, a demographic reality that makes them an ideological battleground over the future of the country as a whole.

At a conference in Karachayevo-Cherkessia last week, Vladimir Zorin, former nationalities minister and currently deputy director of the Moscow Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, cited this figure in order to stress just how important the ideological contest in the North Caucasus has become (kavpolit.com/articles/kavkaz_revoljutsija_umov_ili_deneg-8189/).

He called for a “more intensive” ideological and propagandistic campaign in the region lest outsiders from the Middle East and the West win the hearts and minds of young people in the North Caucasus and thereby contribute to the destabilization of Russia as a whole.

In the course of his remarks, Zorin said that his institution had recently conducted a sociological study in order “to determine the basic values which could be unifying for all Russians.” In the first group, where more than 50 percent agreed, were values like patriotism, social justice, and equality.

In the second group, he continued, in which between 40 and 50 percent agreed, were human rights, national pride, spirituality, security, and democracy. And in the third group, about which fewer than 40 percent agreed, were the ideas of socialism, great power status, social self-administration, internationalism and friendship of the peoples.

Zorin argued that “the main resource” for “inter-ethnic integration should be “the popularization of a common culture,” especially language. He noted that in the 2010 census, 99.4 percent of the residents of the Russian Federation said they knew Russian. No other multi-national state in the world has “such a level of linguistic integration.”

In addition, he noted that 42 percent of Tatars, 36 percent of the Osetins, and 19 percent of the Chechens called Russian their “native language.” But if the non-Russians have learned Russian, the Russians have not learned the languages of the others: only five percent of Russians overall and only 20 percent of them in Chechnya say they know the languages of neighboring peoples.

Three other speakers at the meeting amplified on these points. Yana Amelina, a senior researcher at the Russian Institute for Strategic Research (RISI), supported Zorin’s call but said that unfortunately “today we do not have any all-Russian order of the day” around which people can unite.

Valentin Bianki, a psychologist at St. Petersburg State University, said that his survey of the VKontakte social network showed major divisions between North Caucasian users and those from elsewhere in the Russian Federation. The former are 2.5 times more likely to identify ethnically than the latter and four times more likely to identify in terms of religion.

But “at the same time,” North Caucasians are 2.5 times less likely to identify in terms of the state and are similarly divided from the rest of the country regarding “the level of active approval” of the regime in terms as measured by their “likes” and “reposts” of news items concerning current policies.

And Iosif Diskin, co-chair of the Council of National Strategy and a member of the Social Chamber, suggested that these findings reflect the fact that Russia is now in “a zone of instability” because the growth of GDP and consumption has outstripped “the tempos of ‘the maturation’ of civic and political institutions.”

Many countries have found themselves in this situation, he continued. Some manage to speed up the introduction of these institutions and thus win the support of the population, while others do not and fall ever further behind, falling into “the chaos of times of troubles and crises.” The situation in the North Caucasus highlights the extent of this challenge to Moscow now.

Read the whole story

· · · ·

Ukraine president says he'll consider aid mission as Obama, Merkel warn ... - Fox News
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:44 AM

New York Times

Ukraine president says he'll consider aid mission as Obama, Merkel warn ...
Fox News
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has said he will consider allowing an international aid mission into rebel-held areas of eastern Ukraine after pro-Russian separatists called for a case-fire to avert a "humanitarian catastrophe." However ...
Japan Imposes New Sanctions on Russia but Keeps a Diplomatic Door OpenNew York Times
Nato calls on Russia to pull troops from Ukraine borderIrish Times
Russia Scoffs At Sanctions, But Economy Feeling The PainForbes
USA TODAY-CBS News-Wall Street Journal
all 2,962 news articles »

Next Page of Stories

Page 3

Бойцы «Азова» погибли при наступлении на Донецк - РБК
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:43 AM

Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty

ЛІГА.net

Бойцы «Азова» погибли при наступлении на Донецк
РБК
РБК 10.08.2014, Москва 14:06:16 Два бойца батальона «Азов» погибли при наступлении на Донецк. Об это сообщили в пресс-службе «Азова», передает УНН. Эту информацию подтвердил советник министра внутренних дел Украины Антон геращенко. Батальон участвует в ...
Муж Татьяны Чорновил погиб, спасая товарищаКомсомольская Правда в Украине
В ходе боя на Донбассе погиб муж журналистки ЧерноволMail.Ru
Муж Татьяны Чорновол погиб в бою с террористамиУкраинское национальное информагентство
Vlasti.NET -Взгляд -Зеркало недели
Все похожие статьи: 53 »

Putin Hosts Azeri, Armenian Leaders For Karabakh Talks
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:36 AM

The presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan joined Russian President Vladimir Putin for a trilateral meeting to discuss the conflict in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Russia claims its fleet chased away US submarine that entered northern ... - Daily Mail
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:35 AM

Daily Mail

Russia claims its fleet chased away US submarine that entered northern ...
Daily Mail
Russian navy claims to have driven away what was believed to be a U.S. submarine that entered the country's northern waters. Russian state news agencies on Saturday cited an unidentified representative of the navy's general staff as saying the incident ...
Russia reportedly says it chased apparent US sub from Barents SeaFox News
Russia Says It Chases Away Apparent US Submarine in Barents SeaWall Street Journal
Russia Says Its Navy Detected, 'Expelled' US Submarine From Russian Waters ...International Business Times
Reuters -ITAR-TASS -RT
all 79 news articles »

Window on Eurasia: After Putin, Russia Will Be Either Fascist or Federalized, Ukrainian Analyst Saysby paul goble (noreply@blogger.com)
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:35 AM

Paul Goble

Staunton, August 10 – Ever more people around the world want Vladimir Putin to leave the scene but very few have asked themselves what Russia will be like after his departure. One who has, Sergey Klimovsky, suggests that Russia will either be a fascist state even worse than the current regime or a genuinely federal system that would work to everyone’s benefit.

In a commentary on the Ukrainian portal Khvilya, Klimovsky says that the desire to get rid of Putin has made the issue of what Russia might be like after him seem “not so important.” But in fact, the nature of the post-Putin regime in Russia is critical for that country, its neighbors and the world (hvylya.org/analytics/politics/kakoy-budet-rossiya-posle-putina.html).

The outcome won’t be determined by Russia’s geopolitical opponents because except for Japan, they do not have territorial claims against Moscow. (Some of Russia’s friends, on the other hand, do have some, including China on the Russian Far East and Belarus on Kaliningrad, Klimovsky says.

Consequently, he continues, one must consider what would happen after “the inevitable fall of the Putin regime.” In that event, there would be “a political vacuum in Russia almost like the one which arose in the Donbas after the flight of Yanukovich. Indeed, it is possible it would be worse” because Russia lacks the parliamentary opposition that Ukraine had and has.

That makes the transition many would like toward a Russia-wide union of “democratically oriented” forces “not great, if for purely technical reasons.” More likely would be the coming to power of “a regime of Russian Nazism” led by Girkin and Zhirinovsky that would begin “a second wave of imperial hysteria.”

A better outcome which could have long-term positive consequences would be the establishment of genuine federalism in the Russian Federation in place of “the current imperial-style centralized” Russian state. “Federalization and not collapse” is in everyone’s interest, Klimovich says.

At some point, the commentator argues, “Russia’s federalization is an almost pre-ordained and inevitable step,” all the more so because of the anger many in Russia’s regions feel toward the center. Today, “’Muscovites’ for Russia is almost the same as ‘the Donetsk people’ for Ukraine, according to Klimovich.

And consequently, “one should not be surprised that the old slogan, ‘Liberate Russia from the Moscow yoke’ is again gaining popularity,” given that “the Golden Horde system” which made Moscow the tax collector continues to “function” with only one difference. “Now, Siberia pays tribute to Moscow and not the other way around.”

For Russians, federalization would allow for a more just system; for Russia’s neighbors, that country’s federalization would represent “a remarkable means of removing all their problems.” It would end Moscow’s “’defensive’ aggression” against Russia’s neighbors, and it would mean that Russia would “cease to be a source of a global military threat” and could join “a new geopolitical union from Lisbon to Vladivostok.”

Russia’s nuclear arsenal would be “a reliable guarantee” that no outsider would interfere in the process of federalization and that it could thus take place “without any ‘death’ of Russia.” Indeed, Klimovich says, “if the Ukrainian revolution had had such weapons, neither the seizure of Crimea nor the intervention of Russia in the Donbas would have occurred.”

Such a “federalist” revolution, he continues, could make the new Russia “again as immediately after 1917 an attractive model for other countries.” But whether this happens or not will depend entirely on the Russians themselves. “Neither NATO nor Ukraine will be doing this work for them.”

Read the whole story

· · · ·

Window on Eurasia: Russians Split Between Those Who Watch TV and Those Who Use Internetby paul goble (noreply@blogger.com)
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:29 AM

Paul Goble

Staunton, August 10 – Seventy-one percent of Russians watch television almost every day, 43 percent regularly use the Internet, 26 percent read newspapers and journals, and 20 percent listen to radio regularly, with TV use nearly constant, Internet use growing rapidly, and radio and print media use falling, according to a new Sreda survey.

Those who watch television are far more likely to accept the Russian government’s version of events, the Sreda analysts say, while those who use the Internet are far more skeptical about the Kremlin’s suggestion that Russia is a besieged fortress surrounded on all sides by enemies and must adopt Soviet-style autarchy to survive.

In part, this reflects differences in the demographics of the two groups, with younger and more educated people going online as compared to the country as a whole. But in part, it reflects differences in the information available to those who rely primarily on one kind of media than on another (sreda.org/ru/opros/kak-menyayutsya-media-auditorii-internet-rastet-radio-i-pressa-sokrashhayutsya-tv-stoit-na-meste).

Television retains its dominance because of its overwhelming popularity among those aged 46 and above, the sociologists found, while it has lost ground among the young, those who have enough money to purchase a car, and whose incomes do not exceed 4,000 rubles (115 US dollars) a month. There is also a gender divide: women watch television more than men do.

Those who identify themselves as members of the middle class or intelligentsia, the Sreda group continued, “more rarely watch television and more often prefer the Internet or the print media.” And while the groups which watch television are declining in size, those who turn to the Internet or the press are increasing.

Students are twice as likely to use the Internet as are Russians as a whole, 86 percent as opposed to 43 percent. Seventy-three percent of Russians 18 to 30 now go online regularly, as to 73 percent of specialists, 66 percent of those with incomes above 20,000 rubles (570 US dollars a month), and 65 percent with higher educations.

Ever fewer Russians are reading the print media, with the share saying they do having fallen from 37 percent in 2012 to only 26 percent now. But beneath those general figures, there are differences, with higher shares of Muscovites (36 percent), those with higher education (35 percent), and specialists (34 percent) saying they read the press regularly.

At the other end of the spectrum, Sreda reports, only 17 percent of Russians with incomes under 4,000 rubles (115 US dollars), 19 percent of workers, 19 percent of youth, and 21 percent of Russians with only secondary educations or less now read the print media.

Russians also divide in terms of their use of radio. Only 20 percent of Russians routinely listen to the radio, but 40 percent of leaders do as do 31 percent of Muscovites and 30 percent of those with incomes above 20,000 rubles a month. Poorer Russians and those living in smaller cities or rural areas turn to radio far less often. Since 2012, radio use has fallen by eight percent.

Read the whole story

· · ·

Russian invasion of Ukraine more likely: Bremmer - CNBC
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:29 AM

The Guardian

Russian invasion of Ukraine more likely: Bremmer
CNBC
"There's a greater likelihood of direct Russian intervention now than it has been at any point in this crisis. I would not be faked by this news now." "The other thing coming out of Russia is [President Vladimir Putin] with an emergency meeting that he ...
Australia considers uranium ban as part of sanctions on RussiaThe Guardian
Australia considers uranium ban as part of further sanctions against 'bully ...The Independent
Is Putin Really Cornered?New York Times
CNN -ABC Online -Wall Street Journal
all 4,233 news articles »

Next Page of Stories

Page 4

Window on Eurasia: Neither War nor Peace? – Putin’s Trotskyite Strategy in Ukraineby paul goble (noreply@blogger.com)
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:29 AM

Paul Goble

Staunton, August 10 – With the defeat of the Russian insurgents in eastern Ukraine now within site and Western sanctions beginning to bite, many commentators are arguing that Vladimir Putin must choose between sending in the Russian army as part of a full-scale invasion or suing for peace and an end of Western sanctions.

Both of those options carry serious risks: the first could trigger an even more serious conflict between Moscow and the West, and the second could undermine Putin’s standing with a Russian population he has whipped up into a frenzy and might even lead some within his regime to challenge his rule.

But there is a third option -- and that is not taking any dramatic step in either direction but rather continuing to interfere in Ukraine as he has been, writer Aleksandr Goldfarb reminds in a blogpost on Obozrevatel.com (obozrevatel.com/blogs/31259-iz-dvuh-variantov-putin-vyibral-tretij-dlya-sebya-samyij-plohoj--chto-dalshe.htm).

From Putin’s perspective, it seems clear, such an approach has at least three advantages. First, it allows him to keep his options open. He can always decide to do one or the other depending on how things develop – or alternatively, he can create a new crisis elsewhere and then be in a better position to decide how to behave in Ukraine.

Second, the Kremlin leader may be drawing on a Soviet precedent, albeit a tricky one: Leon Trotsky’s argument in 1918 that Soviet Russia should not sign the punitive Brest-Litovsk treaty with Germany but not continue to fight either. Lenin rejected that view in principle but in fact briefly was compelled to follow in that case and then used on other occasions.

And third and most important, pursuing a policy of “no war, no peace” will simultaneously keep interventionist elements in Russia in line because such people will continue to believe that Putin is ultimately on their side, and more important, they will wear out many in Ukraine and the West who want a quick resolution to the crisis.

Almost nearly daily reports that the Russian leader is about to launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine keep everyone on edge, but with each day he does not do so, ever more people will argue that he won’t and that the time has come to reach an agreement, possibly offering recognition of Putin’s occupation of Crimea in exchange for his promise not to move elsewhere.

As he has demonstrated throughout his career, Putin is quite prepared to shift quickly and also to make promises that he has no intention of keeping, especially since the short time horizons of Western leaders and publics and their rapid shifts in attention to other problems mean that they want to move on and will not hold him accountable

Indeed, it is quite possible that “no war, no peace” has become Putin’s strategy, one that he has every reason to believe will work against those who seem capable of responding to what he does only on an ad hoc and tactical basis. After all, that strategy allows him a freedom of action that few are prepared to recognize he very much still has.

Read the whole story

· · ·

Премьер-министр Украины рассказал о украинских санкциях против РФ - Гипотеза.net
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:28 AM

Гипотеза.net

Премьер-министр Украины рассказал о украинских санкциях против РФ
Гипотеза.net
Кабмин Украины одобрил законопроект «О санкциях»,- рассказал на своей странице в социальной сети Facebook Арсений Яценюк. Как стало известно, согласно новому принятому закону, власти Украины могут применить против России 26 видов различных ограничительных мер.

и другие »

Пауэр предостерегла Россию от отправки гуманитарной помощи Украине - PRgazeta.ru - новостной мультимедийный портал
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:27 AM

Пауэр предостерегла Россию от отправки гуманитарной помощи Украине
PRgazeta.ru - новостной мультимедийный портал
Пауэр предостерегла Россию от отправки гуманитарной помощи Украине Постпред США при ООН Саманта Пауэр заявила, что Вашингтон посчитает «вторжением в Украину» попытки России поставить туда гуманитарную помощь. Пауэр считает, что гуманитарная помощь Украине не ...

и другие »

Песков: Кремль не оставит без ответа введение новых санкций Запада - НТВ.ru
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:27 AM

НТВ.ru

Песков: Кремль не оставит без ответа введение новых санкций Запада
НТВ.ru
Если Запад решится на введение новых санкций в отношении России, Москва не оставит этот шаг без ответа. 1641. Поделиться ссылкой на выделенное. Twitter; Facebook; Вконтакте; Google+. Прямая ссылка: Нажмите правой клавишей мыши и выберите «Копировать ссылку».
Путин не планирует расширять санкции против ЗападаRegions.ru
Песков: Россия и дальше отвечать на санкции ЗападаАргументы и факты
Песков опроверг утверждения о попытке российских войск проникнуть на УкраинуLenta.ru
Газета.Ru -Комсомольская правда -Маяк
Все похожие статьи: 67 »

Лавров обсудил с главой МИД Великобритании ситуацию на Украине - Газета.Ru
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:26 AM

Подробности

Лавров обсудил с главой МИД Великобритании ситуацию на Украине
Газета.Ru
Министр иностранных дел России Сергей Лавров обсудил с коллегой из Великобритании Филипом Хэммондом ситуацию на Украине. Об этом сообщает сайт внешнеполитического ведомства. «Главы внешнеполитических ведомств обсудили кризис на Украине, обратив внимание на ...
Главы МИД РФ и Британии отметили важность выполнения Киевом Женевского коммюникеПолит.ру
Главы МИД России и Великобритании заявили о необходимости выполнения Украиной Женевского заявления от 17 апреляИнтерфакс
Главы МИД РФ и Великобритании обсудили гуманитарную ситуацию на востоке УкраиныРБК
Московский комсомолец -РИА -Говорит Москва
Все похожие статьи: 23 »

Россия запретила въезд в Крым еще одному члену меджлиса - BBC Russian
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:26 AM

Подробности

Россия запретила въезд в Крым еще одному члену меджлиса
BBC Russian
Российские власти на пять лет запретили въезд на территорию страны, включая аннексированный Крым, советнику председателя меджлиса крымско-татарского народа по вопросам отношений с Турцией Исмету Юкселю. Юксель получил извещение в субботу утром на крымской ...
Меджлис предлагает присоединить к Крыму некоторые районы ХерсонщиныБиржевой лидер
ФСБ России запретило советнику председателя меджлиса въезд в КрымчУНИАН
Советника главы Меджлиса не пустили в Крым, разлучив с семьей на границеNEWSru.com
Сводка Украинских и Мировых Новостей -Телеграф
Все похожие статьи: 85 »

Next Page of Stories

Page 5

Российские моряки выдворили из приграничных вод американскую подлодку - РБК
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:25 AM

РБК

Российские моряки выдворили из приграничных вод американскую подлодку
РБК
Российские моряки "выдворили" из приграничных вод страны подводную лодку класса "Вирджиния" ВМС США. Об этом сообщает агентство РИА Новости со ссылкой на источник в Главном штабе Военно-морского флота. Утверждается, что инцидент произошел 7 августа. Иностранная ...
Из приграничных вод России выдворили иностранную подлодкуBFM.Ru
Минобороны подтвердило инцидент с подлодкой в Баренцевом мореРоссийская Газета
Подводную лодку НАТО обнаружили в приграничных водах в Баренцевом мореПетербургский репортер
Первый канал -Экспресс-новости- НТВ.ru
Все похожие статьи: 127 »

Украинские силовики сузили кольцо вокруг Донецка - Интерфакс
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:25 AM

GIGAmir

Украинские силовики сузили кольцо вокруг Донецка
Интерфакс
Москва. 10 августа. INTERFAX.RU - В ночь на воскресенье украинские военные проводили наступательные действия, направленные на сужение кольца вокруг Донецка, сообщает пресс-центр войсковой операции. "Был нанесен ряд огненных ударов по опорным пунктам противника", ...
Украинские силовики сжимают кольцо окружения вокруг ДонецкаНТВ.ru
Украинские военные сужают кольцо вокруг ДонецкаMail.Ru
Активная фаза АТО продолжается. Фото: AFPСЕГОДНЯ
Комсомольская Правда в Украине -MIGnews.com.ua -Корреспондент.net
Все похожие статьи: 33 »

Так называемый "премьер-министр" "ДНР" заявил о готовности к прекращению огня - Международное радио Китая
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:25 AM

Так называемый "премьер-министр" "ДНР" заявил о готовности к прекращению огня
Международное радио Китая
Так называемый "премьер-министр" "Донецкой народной республики" /ДНР/ Александр Захарченко 9 августа объявил, что готов к прекращению огня для недопущения разрастания масштабов гуманитарной катастрофы в Донбассе. "В Донецк не могут попасть грузы медикаментов для ...

и другие »

Минобороны Азербайджана сообщило о гибели военного в результате армянских обстрелов - Коммерсантъ
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:25 AM

ЖурДом - новости Сми

Минобороны Азербайджана сообщило о гибели военного в результате армянских обстрелов
Коммерсантъ
Солдат азербайджанской армии Руфат Фатализаде, 1995 года рождения, погиб в результате нарушения армянской стороной режима прекращения огня, сообщает 10 августа «Интерфакс» со ссылкой на пресс-службу Минобороны Азербайджана. Инцидент произошел накануне ...
Азербайджанский солдат погиб при обстреле со стороны АрменииРосбалт.RU
Азербайджан обвинил Армению в нарушении режима прекращения огняВедомости
Новое ЧП в районе Нагорного КарабахаРадиостанция ЭХО МОСКВЫ
Тренд -АПА -1news.az
Все похожие статьи: 79 »

Порошенко огласил условия направления гуманитарной миссии на юго-восток - РБК
Sunday August 10th, 2014 at 9:24 AM