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Reuters: Russia opens criminal case on Kyiv for 'genocide' in east
Sept. 29, 2014, 9:29 p.m. |
Ukraine abroad — by
Reuters
A young boy poses for a picture with a pro-Russian separatist
soldier at the top of the Savur Mohyla memorial in Snizhne, eastern
Ukraine on Sept. 26, 2014.
© AFP
© AFP
MOSCOW - Russia opened a criminal case on Sept. 29 into
what it called Kyiv's genocide of Russian-speaking residents in eastern
Ukraine in a move that could increase tensions during a strained
ceasefire in the region.
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- • Lilia Shevtsova: Putin has fought his way into a corner
- • Seven Ukrainian soldiers killed in attack by Kremlin-backed insurgents on Donetsk airport; at least 12 people killed in last day
- • Reuters: American becomes a rebel with a cause in east Ukraine
- • Poroshenko Bloc, candidates tied to Yanukovych may dominate new parliament
- • Associated Press: 12 killed in worst east Ukraine shelling in a week
- • Global Voices: New document leak reveals scope of collaboration between Moscow and Donetsk
- • Halya Coynash: Federalization as a ’terrorist’ act
- • Protesters topple Lenin monument in Kharkiv (VIDEO)
- • Patrick Frye: Vladimir Putin may threaten World War III, but thousands of Russians are marching for Ukraine
- • The New York Times: It pays to be Putin’s friend
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