Ukraine's President Warns Of Russian Attack As Fighting Between Kiev Troops and Pro-Russian Rebels In East Ukraine Intensifies
The Ukraine government called the fighting in the town of Marinka the worst since a ceasefire was signed in February.
Ukraine Troops, Separatists Fight Kills At least 15 In Donetsk
Russia said that those responsible for the fresh assault were hindering the progress of the peace deal brokered in February.
Ukraine Coal Miners Trapped: 379 Donbass Workers In Mine After Shelling Causes Power Failure
Wednesday's incident, from a power failure caused by a reported artillery shelling, ended much better than the mine explosion in March.
US Air Force Opens Bidding For New Rockets, Eyes Quick Turnaround
The U.S. Air Force formally kicked off a competition for development of new prototype rocket propulsion systems, and address the "urgent need" to end U.S. reliance on Russian engines to launch military and intelligence satellites.
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Russian Media Claims Su-24 Bomber Forced US Navy Ship To Abandon Mission, Pentagon Responds With Footage Of Peaceful Encounter
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MH17: Russian Missile Maker Claims Jetliner Downed By Older Version Of Buk Missile Found In Ukraine's Arsenal
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Ukraine Conflict Death Toll Surpasses 6,400 Amid New Evidence Of Russian Military Involvement
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MH17: Russia Fabricated Satellite Images To Blame Ukraine For Downing Of Malaysia Airlines Plane, Report Says
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The removal of Russian and Iranian advisers points to the possibility the battle is turning against the regime.
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Russian Aircraft Head Off US Destroyer In Black Sea: State Broadcaster RIA
Russian military aircraft were scrambled to head off a U.S. warship that was acting "aggressively" in the Black Sea, state news agency RIA reported on Saturday.
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FIFA Head Sepp Blatter Says Arrests Were US Interference, Slams 'Hate' Campaign
The FIFA head was re-elected Friday despite condemnation from other soccer authorities and countries around the world.
Russia Bars 89 EU Politicians From Entering The Country In Response To Crimea, Ukraine Sanctions
Russia has asked for the list, which includes names of 89 EU politicians, not to be made public.
Kremlin Denies Soldiers Captured In East Ukraine By Kiev Forces Are Russian
The denial comes just one day after Russian President Vladimir Putin made information on Russian casualties in peacetime a secret.
Russia Voices Concerns Over U.S.-Led NATO Ballistic Missile Interception Drills In Atlantic
The location of the U.S.-led drills has led the Kremlin to conclude that they will simulate interception of Russian ballistic missiles.
Ukraine, US Plotting To Use Chemical Weapons Against Donetsk Rebels, Russian Media Claims
More than 6,000 people have been killed in eastern Ukraine since April 2014 "in spite of successive ceasefires," the U.N. Human Rights Office has said.
Putin Fears Mounting Russian Casualties In Ukraine, Passes Law To Keep Them Secret
The Russian president approved legislation Thursday that made information on peacetime casualties a secret.
Sweden And Denmark Build Closer Defense Ties As Russian Threat in Baltic Rises
The defense linkup between the two Scandinavian countries comes as Russia steps up activity in the Baltic.
Russia MiG-31 Fighter Shoots Down Cruise Missile During Military Exercises
A Russian interceptor plane shot down a cruise missile fired by a Russian bomber in a simulated mission in the country's Northwest.
Russia Masses Heavy Firepower On Border With Ukraine: Witness
Russia's army is massing troops and hundreds of pieces of weaponry at a makeshift base near the border with Ukraine, a Reuters reporter saw this week, according to an exclusive report.
Amid Ukraine Conflict, Russia Digs Ditches To Stop Weapons Smuggling
Russia is digging ditches to slow munitions and intruders moving into the country across its western border.
Russia Plans To Build Own Warships After Conceding That Mistral Deal Is Dead
France will now negotiate compensation with Russia after both sides decided that the two warships could not be delivered.
Still Reeling From MH370 And MH17, Malaysia Airlines Expected To Lay Off Thousands This Week
The cuts are part of a $1.8 billion restructuring plan to fix the carrier’s sagging public image and financial woes in the wake of the MH370 and MH17 tragedies.
Neutral Finland, Russia's Neighbor, Reserves Right To Join NATO As New Government Takes Power
Russia's next-door neighbor has a new government, which has left open the option of joining NATO in the next four years.
Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant: IAEA Report Slams Japan For Not Acting On Tsunami Danger Knowledge
The International Atomic Energy Agency says officials failed to sufficiently safeguard the Fukushima nuclear power plant before it was damaged by a tsunami.
Ukraine Crisis: Alexei Mozgovoi, Ukrainian Separatist ‘Ghost’ Battalion Rebel Commander Who Opposed Women Going To Pubs, Killed In Ambush
Local officials say the separatist commander was taken out by a car bomb and machine-gun ambush.
Eurosceptic Andrzej Duda Will Become New Polish President, Signaling Conservative, Populist Shift
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Ukraine steelmaker Metinvest said on Sunday it has halted production at its Avdiyivka facility in eastern Ukraine, one of Europe's biggest coke plants, after shelling caused major damage.
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