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“The West won’t agree with new military operations in Ukraine”, declared the President of France.
“The West won’t agree with new military operations in Ukraine”, declared the President of France.
After several months of a relative lull, the topic of an armed conflict in eastern Ukraine and the occupation of Crimea has again become the focus of attention of the West.
Washington calls on Moscow to reduce tension in its relations with Kyiv and to respect the territorial integrity of Ukraine and its sovereignty.
Last Friday, the Council for National Security and Defense (CNSD) imposed personal sanctions against the country’s ten chief contrabandists.
That was how First President Leonid Kravchuk commented on the situation involving a new escalation in tension along the Ukrainian border started by the Russian Federation.
The current administration of the United States is intended to support President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy by “revitalizing” bilateral strategic partnership.
“The situation with the spread of the coronavirus infection in Ukraine is worsening”, Health Minister Maksim Stepanov said at a briefing on March 23.
On March 19, the Council for National Security and Defense (CNSD) passed a resolution to impose a package of sanctions against ex-President Viktor Yanukovych and a number of top-ranking officials of his administration.
The U.S. Intelligence Community did not find any evidence suggesting the Ukrainian government’s involvement in operations to undermine “public confidence in the electoral process and exacerbating socio-political divisions in the United States”.
National Security and Defense Council Secretary Oleksiy Danylov made this statement at a session of the Council that took place on March 11.
The United States has imposed sanctions on Ukrainian businessman Ihor Kolomoisky “due to his involvement in significant corruption”.
The Department of Defense announces a new $125 million package for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative.
“Ukrainians will never forget who has occupied Crimea and who has permitted to do it”, said President Zelenskyy in his video address on the occasion of the Day of Resistance to the occupation of Crimea.
Now, Russian services for the storage of spent nuclear fuel from Ukrainian nukes are no longer relevant.
