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Ukrainian military won’t listen to ‘junta’ in Kiev

Posted by seumasach on March 11, 2014

The acting Ukraine government seeks to bypass this problem by creating a “national guard” built around the fascist armed groups. The army is already resisting this process.

Ukrainian military won’t listen to ‘junta’ in Kiev – Yanukovich

RT

11th March, 2014

Ukrainian officers and soldiers loyal to their oaths will not take criminal orders from the coup-imposed government in Kiev, ousted President Viktor Yanukovich told reporters.

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Schroder calls EU’s Ukraine policy “mistake”

Posted by seumasach on March 11, 2014

German ex-chancellor Schroder calls EU’s Ukraine policy “mistake”

Shanghai Daily

10th March, 2014

BERLIN, March 9 (Xinhua) — Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroder called the Ukraine policy of the European Union (EU) “a mistake” while attending an event hosted by German media on Sunday, reports said.

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Yatsenyuk dismisses generals that opposed to Right Sector’s legal status

Posted by seumasach on March 9, 2014

ITAR-TASS

6th March, 2014

KIEV, March 6. /ITAR-TASS/. The appointed by Verkhovna Rada Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk has signed an order to dismiss three deputies of Ukraine’s defense minister as they opposed to giving the Right Sector militants the status of regular military units. A source in the Ukrainian government said this to Itar-Tass. “Yatsenyuk dismissed first deputy defense minister Alexander Oleynik,” the source specified. “Deputies defense minister Vladimir Mozharovskiy and Arturo Francisco Babenko were also dismissed.”

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Putin calls Obama’s sanctions bluff

Posted by seumasach on March 5, 2014

M.K.Bhadrakumar

Indian Punchline

4th March, 2014

Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a press conference earlier today in Moscow that anyone who thinks of imposing sanctions against his country should think about their consequences. He said, “I think in today’s world, where everything is interconnected and everyone is dependent on one another in this way or another, we can, of course, inflict damage on one another, but his damage will be mutual. They should think about that, too.” Putin was addressing US president Barack Obama without saying so.

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Who are the Nazis in the Ukrainian government?

Posted by seumasach on March 5, 2014

Thierry Meyssan

Voltairenet

3rd March, 2014

The Ukrainian government installed by the coup has been recognized by the Western powers. It includes several members of explicitly Nazi organizations, including two leaders who have distinguished themselves by fabricating false images of violence and torture aimed to convince Western public opinion of the cruelty of the democratically elected president, Viktor Yanukovych. The Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine openly acknowledges his ties with Al-Qaeda.

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Russia opens criminal case against new Ukrainian leader on terrorism charges

Posted by seumasach on March 5, 2014

Voltairenet

4th March, 2014

The Prosecutor General of Russia has opened an investigation into public calls for terrorism inside Russia posted ​​by Dmytro Yarosh on his website.

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Ukraine imperils Obama’s foreign-policy legacy

Posted by seumasach on March 3, 2014

M.K.Bhadrakumar

Indian Punchline

3rd March, 2014

How far the blunt  and threatening posture US secretary of state John Kerry took in his interview with the CBS News toward Moscow — and President Vladimir Putin in person — over the Ukraine situation was genuine and how far it was intended to meet the domestic criticism of the Barack Obama administration being ‘weak’ in its foreign policies doesn’t really matter. What matters is that Kerry demanded virtual capitulation by Russia under the shadow of US retribution and that’s being plain dishonest and unrealistic.

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Coup d’État de l’UE à Kiev

Posted by seumasach on March 3, 2014

Andre Boyer

27th February, 2014

La cinquième élection présidentielle ukrainienne de 2010 s’est déroulée en janvier 2010 selon  un scrutin uninominal majoritaire à deux tours. Elle permet, comme en France, d’élire un président de la République pour un mandat de cinq ans.

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BBC makes report about Nazi militants in Kiev

Posted by seumasach on March 3, 2014

Voice of Russia

3rd March, 2014

The British Broadcasting Corporation – BBC – said the radical association The Right Sector was the organizer of the most vehement protest rallies in Ukraine. On Saturday, March 1st, it posted a video report from the center of Kiev, where the streets are being patrolled by the militants in the military uniform with the SS symbols, on its website.

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Ukraine: EU seeks mediation

Posted by seumasach on March 3, 2014

Predictably the EU is pulling back from destroying its relationship with Russia. Whilst Kerry’s rhetoric costs him nothing the Europeans have everything to lose by alienating the only power which can get them out of this mess.

EU pushes mediation rather than sanctions against Russia over Ukraine crisis

South China Morning Post

3rd Fenruary, 2014

The European Union is unlikely to match the United States in threatening sanctions against Russia when its foreign ministers meet to discuss Ukraine on Monday, instead pushing for mediation between Moscow and Kiev, officials say.

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Grandmaster takes on novice

Posted by seumasach on March 2, 2014

Cailean Bochanan

2nd March, 2014

What exactly the EU leadership thought they were doing in Ukraine is a puzzle for the historians to grapple with. Even though  Manlio  Dinucci has pointed to networks involving the likes of Barroso centered round a leading Ukrainian oligarch as likely suspects in the Western backed attempt to destabilize Ukraine, the question remains why would they activate such a programme at time when its likelihood of success was minimal. Were they not aware of a growing interdependence of US and Russian foreign policy evident in the resolution of the outstanding issues of the Middle East from Syria and Iran to the Palestinian question itself? Perhaps they were and wanted to roll history back fearing that a final end to the cold war would also see an end to their own political usefulness.

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