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Six other Ukrainian soldiers have reportedly been wounded, along with two civilians in separatist-held Donetsk.

The Kremlin changed the text of the English translation of a statement of regret sent by Turkish President Recep Erdogan, who is scheduled to call President Vladimir Putin today.

Alekesi Pushkov, chairman of the State Duma Committee on Foreign Affairs who lost the United Russia primaries has been offered to run on the ballot from the legislature of Perm Region.

Ukraine reports 71 attacks yesterday.

The approval by the Duma of the so-called Yarova-Ozerov package of legislation will among other things drive many followers even of Russia’s “traditional” religions into the underground.

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Kiev reports military casualties while civilians have died on the other side of the front line.

After a bloody week, the Ukrainian government reports more than 50 attacks over the previous 24 hours

The situation remains “tense but under control” on the front line, the Ukrainian ATO reported; 2 Ukrainian soldiers were killed and 3 Russian soldiers were killed and 2 wounded, said the Ukrainian presidential spokesman

Vladimir Putin’s dismissive remarks that a few Russian fans were able to defeat much more numerous British ones suggests he thinks he won the football wars in Europe.