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Nothing very promising in peace talks - Russia
The Kremlin plays down hopes of a breakthrough following talks between Russian and Ukrainian delegates in Istanbul.
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Nothing very promising in peace talks - Russia
The Kremlin plays down hopes of a breakthrough following talks between Russian and Ukrainian delegates in Istanbul.
Russia pledges to curb Kyiv assault following talks
Moscow says it will "drastically reduce" operations around the capital, Kyiv, as well as Chernihiv.
Four EU nations expel dozens of Russian diplomats
More than 40 diplomats are told to leave by Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland and the Czech Republic.
First sign of progress at talks - Ukraine round-up
Russia says it will reduce military operations in two key areas - but Ukraine and the US remain sceptical.
Roman Abramovich appears at Istanbul peace talks
The Russian billionaire was seen as the talks began, following reports that he suffered poisoning symptoms.
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Youngsters in Finland worry war could spread
In Finland, which borders Russia, some young people are worried the Ukraine conflict could spread.
Ukraine internet provider suffers cyber-attack
Ukrtelecom says a powerful cyber-attack carried out against its infrastructure was "repulsed".
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Nothing very promising in peace talks - Russia
The Kremlin plays down hopes of a breakthrough following talks between Russian and Ukrainian delegates in Istanbul.
Russia pledges to curb Kyiv assault following talks
Moscow says it will "drastically reduce" operations around the capital, Kyiv, as well as Chernihiv.
Four EU nations expel dozens of Russian diplomats
More than 40 diplomats are told to leave by Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland and the Czech Republic.
First sign of progress at talks - Ukraine round-up
Russia says it will reduce military operations in two key areas - but Ukraine and the US remain sceptical.
Roman Abramovich appears at Istanbul peace talks
The Russian billionaire was seen as the talks began, following reports that he suffered poisoning symptoms.
Video 2 minutes 42 seconds
Youngsters in Finland worry war could spread
In Finland, which borders Russia, some young people are worried the Ukraine conflict could spread.
Ukraine internet provider suffers cyber-attack
Ukrtelecom says a powerful cyber-attack carried out against its infrastructure was "repulsed".
Russia pledges to curb Kyiv assault following talks
Moscow says it will "drastically reduce" operations around the capital, Kyiv, as well as Chernihiv.
Four EU nations expel dozens of Russian diplomats
More than 40 diplomats are told to leave by Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland and the Czech Republic.
First sign of progress at talks - Ukraine round-up
Russia says it will reduce military operations in two key areas - but Ukraine and the US remain sceptical.
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Russian bombardment intensifies in east
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For the past few days, Russia has stressed it is switching its focus to eastern Ukraine, and UK defence intelligence says that is "likely a tacit admission" that it is struggling to sustain operations in the north.
Seizing land on the south coast is a big aim for President Putin, but so is his bid to "liberate" the east. Russian-backed puppets had already seized control of more than a third of the two eastern areas in 2014.
Russian forces are tightening their grip on the north-eastern region of Luhansk, but they have far less control of Donetsk region and Ukraine's Joint Forces Operation in the east has reputedly some of the best-trained brigades in the army.
Copyright: .But Russian attacks have intensified on towns to the west of the "line of contact" - the front line from the earlier war.
Luhansk authorities say there have been 35 artillery attacks on local towns in 24 hours. Only this morning, blocks of flats and a kindergarten were hit in Lysychansk, says the regional military leader.
Copyright: Serhiy Haidai/Luhansk OVAImage caption: Luhansk regional military leader Serhiy Haidai says a kindergarten was hit in Lysychansk At least one person was killed in a residential block, he says. Details cannot be independently verified.
Meanwhile, separatist leaders allege at least one person has died in Ukrainian shelling of Russian-held areas of Donetsk.
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Video caption: Ukraine: Youngsters in Finland worried that war could spread In Finland, some young people are worried the war could spread. The fact that Finland shares a border with Russia and is not a member of Nato is causing additional anxiety.
