Cuộc đấu cân não tại Minsk

Châu Âu dọa tăng trừng phạt Nga nếu thỏa thuận Minsk bị phá vỡ

13/02/2015 09:42

(TNO) Ngay sau khi thỏa thuận ngừng bắn tại Ukraine được ký kết chưa ráo mực, Mỹ và các nước tây Âu đã đặt ngay vấn đề tăng mức trừng phạt Nga nếu thỏa thuận này bị phá vỡ.

Liên minh châu Âu sẽ trừng phạt Nga nếu thỏa thuận vừa ký tại Minsk bị phá vỡ - Ảnh: Reuters

Mỹ công bố hình ảnh Nga bắn rocket vào Ukraine

VOA

 

Một trong các hình ảnh do chính phủ Hoa Kỳ công bố chụp từ vệ tinh cho thấy vùng đất trước khi rocket từ phía Nga bắn vào lãnh thổ Ukraine và sau khi đó.

Victor Beattie

28.07.2014

Satellite Images Show Russia Firing Into Ukraine: U.S. Government

NBCNEWS

Ukraine Plane Crash

Satellite images released Sunday show what the U.S. government says is evidence that Russian forces are firing rockets and heavy artillery into Ukraine in support of pro-Russian rebels. The four black and white images, which were taken between July 21 and July 26, were released by the State Department and include captions from the Director of National Intelligence. They support the U.S. government’s recent claim that Russia appeared to be moving heavy artillery systems toward Ukraine. Russian officials have denied involvement in the conflict.

LHQ nói lá phiếu Crimea 'bất hợp pháp' - Nga chỉ trích nghị quyết của Liên Hiệp Quốc về Crimée

KHỦNG HOẢNG UKRAINA - 

Bài đăng : Thứ sáu 28 Tháng Ba 2014 - Sửa đổi lần cuối Thứ sáu 28 Tháng Ba 2014 

Nga chỉ trích nghị quyết của Liên Hiệp Quốc về Crimée

Đại sứ Nga tại Liên Hiệp Quốc Vitali Tchourkine (giữa)

Reuters

Thụy My

 

Matxcơva hôm nay 28/03/2014 đã lên tiếng chỉ trích nghị quyết Đại hội đồng Liên Hiệp Quốc được thông qua hôm qua, tố cáo cuộc trưng cầu dân ý ở Crimée và việc sáp nhập bán đảo này vào Nga. Nghị quyết không mang tính chất ràng buộc do Ukraina đề xuất và được phương Tây ủng hộ, đã nhận được 100 phiếu thuận, 11 phiếu chống và 58 nước không bỏ phiếu trong số 193 quốc gia thành viên Liên Hiệp Quốc.

G8 summit 'won't be held in Russia'

BBC

24 March 2014 Last updated at 20:48

G8 leaders at last year's summit in Northern Ireland

The G8 summit will not take place in Russia this year, UK Prime Minister David Cameron has said.

'New Cold War' reflects global uncertainties

Pro-Ukrainian activists demonstrate a huge yellow-and-blue Ukrainian flag during a rally in support of Ukraine's territorial integrity in the eastern city of Kharkiv

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2580148/Russia-confirms-moved-thousands-troops-Ukrainian-borders-Putin-warned-sanctions-ugly-fast-John-Kerry.html#ixzz2w9CKRx6g 

 

 

March 11, 2014 1:00 pm JST

YOICHI TAKITA, Nikkei senior staff writer

TOKYO -- The world has been restless since the beginning of the year. A series of political and economic tensions are spreading across the globe, and no one can anticipate how they will play out.

UKRAINE CRISIS

Crisis in Ukraine

A sailor guards the Ukrainian Navy ship Slavutych in the Bay of Sevastopol on Wednesday, March 5. Ukrainian officials and Western diplomats accuse Russia of sending thousands of troops into the region in the past week -- a claim Russia has denied. The crisis in the former Soviet republic has revived concerns of a return to Cold War relationships. Follow the evolving story on CNN's live blog.

Riot police in Ukraine fell to their knees to ask for forgiveness

Begging for forgiveness, the riot police blamed for dozens of deaths in Kiev: 'Brutal' security forces get down on their knees but are greeted with shouts of 'shame'

• Extraordinary scenes in Lviv involved Berkut elite anti-riot force
• The officers had returned from fighting protesters in the capital
• Crowds greeted them with chants of 'Shame!' and 'Tribunal'
• But in Odessa and Crimea, returning Berkut police have been cheered
• Also revealed some police have disappeared along with weapons

By Will Stewart
PUBLISHED: 11:12 GMT, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 15:10 GMT, 25 February 2014

Praying for Ukraine

Local riot police kneel as they apologize to Lviv residents for taking part in an operation against anti-government protesters in Kiev but said that they did not beat protesters, during a rally in central Lviv, Ukraine February 24, 2014. REUTERS/Roman Baluk

Dramatic photos: Ukraine’s priests take an active role in protests

WorldViews

By the Washington Post Foreign Staff

By Max Fisher - February 20 at 11:24 am

A man kneels before an Orthodox priest in an area separating police and anti-government protesters near Dynamo Stadium on Jan. 25, 2014, in Kiev. (Rob Stothard/Getty Images)

This is the one map you need to understand Ukraine’s crisis

WorldViews

By the Washington Post Foreign Staff

By Max Fisher January 24 at 1:45 pm

Ukraine's protests and the 2010 election results. Click to enlarge. (Max Fisher/Washington Post)

Ukraine: The revolution captured on camera

The revolution captured on camera: Striking images that followed weeks of turmoil across Ukraine and the final days that shaped it forever

By Tara Brady

PUBLISHED: 16:09 GMT, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 10:52 GMT, 24 February 2014 

Ukraine has experienced its bloodiest week in decades after days of deadly clashes between anti-government protesters and police which ended in the ousting of President Viktor Yanukovych.

For three months demonstrators have been involved in a stand-off with authorities in the capital Kiev.

But on February 18 violence escalated and the Health Ministry said the death toll between protesters and police had reached 82. The protesters put that figure at over 100.

Here are a selection of photographs which capture the devastation caused in Kiev's Independence Square.

Fireworks explode near anti-government protesters during clashes with riot police at Independence Square in Kiev on February 18

Ukraine’s crisis

US warns Russia it would be a 'grave mistake' to send its military into Ukraine as its new leader says it wants to integrate with Europe