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Monday, March 3, 2014

VIDEO: US Calls Any Threat To Ukraine Navy "dangerous"







The Obama administration said Monday that any Russian threat to Ukraine’s navy would be a “dangerous escalation” of an extremely tense situation. The State Department said that Washington would hold Moscow directly accountable for such an escalation but did not elaborate on potential consequences. Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said, however, that she could not confirm if Russia had in fact made such threats. Earlier Monday, a Ukrainian military spokesman said Russia had issued an ultimatum to the crews of two Ukrainian warships in Crimea, demanding that they immediately surrender or be stormed and seized.













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VIDEO: US Calls Any Threat To Ukraine Navy "dangerous"

Saturday, February 8, 2014

VIDEO: Ukraine"s Yanukovich, Russia"s Putin Hold Private Meeting In Sochi







President Vladimir Putin’s foreign policy adviser Yuri Ushakov told reporters the Russian president and embattled Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich held a one-on-one meeting in Sochi on the day of the opening of the Winter Olympics. The meeting between the leaders, facing mass protests at home, was expected. “There was contact (between Putin and Yanukovich) in the course of (Olympic) events. It was a one-on-one during the opening events,” Ushakov said, but he declined to say what had been discussed or if any agreements had been reached.













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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

VIDEO: Russian TV Channel Sees Censorship After Being Taken Off Air







A Russian television station, who’s name translates to ‘Rain’, and who built its reputation covering massive street protests against President Vladimir Putin, has been taken off the air by three television providers in a move the channel’s chief said was censorship.













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