The Ukrainian military reports that this weekend saw the use of heavy artillery and Grad rockets.
11 Ukrainian Soldiers And One Child Wounded Yesterday As Ukraine Reports Heavy Shelling
August 8, 2016
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Rumors Swirl About Imminent Russian Attack On Ukraine As Military Movements Spike
August 7, 2016
Russian military movements have spiked, and the fighting in Ukraine has intensified. Is a new outbreak of violence forthcoming?
Leader Of Self-Declared “Lugansk People’s Republic” Injured In Possible Assassination Attempt
August 6, 2016
Is Lugansk in the midst of a major internal power struggle?
Stand-Off Between Prosecutor-General’s Office And National Anti-Corruption Bureau In Ukraine
August 5, 2016
Meanwhile fugitive MP Oleksandr Onyshchenko will only speak to investigators if they travel to London, where he is seeking asylum.
AM Headlings: Sports Arbitration Rules to Overturn IOC Ban on Russians; Putin to Give 2.2 Billion Euro to Iran
The Court of Arbitration of Sport (CAS) has overturned the IOC’s ban on Russian athletes allowing rowers and a swimmer to compete.
Civilian Deaths Mount In Aleppo While UN Considers Role In Russian “Humanitarian Corridors”
Russian and regime aircraft have continued to bomb rebel-held areas both inside the Aleppo siege and in the surrounding countryside.
Defense Ministry Sends Crew to Disinfect Region Stricken with Siberian Anthrax; 90 Hospitalized
August 4, 2016
The Russian Defense Ministry has sent a crew with the latest system for aerosol disinfection of the area in Yamal where people and animals are stricken with deadly Siberian anthrax.
Carnage In Aleppo With Yet Another Hospital Bombed This Morning
Outside the city, a follow-up strike on a refugee camp near al-Atarib was conducted with cluster bombs.
Seven Ukrainian Soldiers Wounded Yesterday
Syrian Regime Reportedly Drops Napalm Near Damascus As Battle For Aleppo Rages
August 3, 2016
As the Assad regime suffers a serious defeat in Aleppo, the civilian populace is punished. But where is Russia?