Croatian President Zoran Milanovic accused his Prime Minister Andrey Plenkovic of behaving like a “Ukrainian agent” on Friday, two days after the latter apologized to Kiev over the head-of-state’s comments on NATO deployments. In a televised address on Tuesday, Milanovic said Zagreb would withhold its troops from Eastern European NATO contingents …
Read More »Croatian President calls PM ‘Ukrainian agent’
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic called Prime Minister Andrey Plenkovic an agent of Ukraine on Friday, two days after the latter apologized to Ukrainians over the president’s comments on NATO deployments. In a televised address on Tuesday, Milanovic said that Zagreb would withhold its troops from Eastern European NATO contingents if …
Read More »Russia moves blood supplies near Ukrainian border – Reuters
Citing “three US officials,” Reuters reported that Russia was allegedly moving blood supplies and other medical materials near Ukraine. The officials cited by the agency in its “exclusive” argued that this was one of “concrete indicators” showing whether Moscow was poised to launch an invasion or not. “The disclosure of the …
Read More »Russia deploys electronic warfare battalion close to Ukrainian border
The Russian Army has deployed a new electronic warfare battalion in the Belgorod Region, close to the border with Ukraine, which will “reduce the time needed to obtain necessary information [about military movements],” it was revealed on Tuesday. Announced by the Western Military District, one of Russia’s five Army administrative divisions, the …
Read More »Ukrainian ‘post-coup leader’ has question for ‘Mr. Bean’
Former Ukrainian MP Evgeniy Muraev, named by the UK Foreign Office as a potential “pro-Russian leader” who might be installed in Kiev by Moscow, has poured scorn on the claim, saying it was “a question for Mr. Bean.” On Saturday evening, the Foreign Office issued a statement claiming Britain had …
Read More »Ukrainian economy on the precipice, economist warns
The Ukrainian economy is facing a perilous crisis and could be on course to default on its debts, one of Kiev’s top economists has cautioned after alarms were raised over the country’s GDP remaining the lowest in Europe. Speaking to business outlet Capital on Thursday, the country’s Director of the …
Read More »Ex-US soldiers with alleged neo-Nazi links arrive at Ukrainian front line
At least half a dozen former US military servicemen have made their presence known at the front line in the Ukrainian conflict – so far by just posting a string of photos and videos on Instagram, with geotags suggesting the men are in eastern Ukraine. The Americans are depicted in …
Read More »Ukrainian opposition slams US sanctions
Ukraine’s second-largest political party, Opposition Platform – For Life, has come out against the decision by officials in Washington to sanction two of its members for allegedly seeking to take over the government. In a statement published on the party’s website on Thursday, it slammed the economic measures the US …
Read More »Ukrainian city comments on ‘Russian occupation’ fears cited by Zelensky
Kharkov, a major Ukrainian city of some 1.4 million people, “could be occupied” by Russia, Zelensky told the Washington Post on Thursday. The statement has forced some local Ukrainian officials to publicly refute the alarming claim. In his interview, the Ukrainian president opined that the city, located 40 kilometers (25 …
Read More »Ukrainian troops train for missile launches near Crimea
Kiev has conducted tests of units manning the BM-21 ‘Grad’ system, a Soviet-designed, truck-mounted multiple rocket launcher, near its southern border with Crimea, according to an announcement by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On Friday, officials stated that personnel had moved the weapons to Kherson Oblast, just north of the …
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