UPDATE 1-Ukraine to investigate suspected cyber attack on energy grid
KYIV Ukraine will investigate a suspected cyber attack on its power grid, the energy ministry said on Thursday, an incident the country’s secret service has blamed on Russia.
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Almost 4000 Civilians Killed in DPR Since Start of Ukrainian Conflict
DONETSK (Sputnik) — Almost 4,000 civilians were killed and over 6,000 were injured so far on the territory of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic in the ongoing armed conflict in eastern Ukraine, the DPR defense spokesman said Thursday.
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UPDATE 1-Crimea loses quarter of power after pylon in Ukraine blown up
(Adds Putin, quotes, confirmation of sabotage)
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Why Russia Spent 2015 Half-Assing It in Ukraine
What went on in Ukraine in 2015 (after Russia sneaky-invaded the country in early 2014 and annexed Crimea) was not a Cold War or frozen conflict, where the shooting and killing lie either in the past or in a potential future. Nor was it a hot, high-intensity fight in which two countries spent their blood, toil, tears, and sweat on an existential battle to the death. It wasn’t even an American-style quagmire like Vietnam, Iraq, or Afghanistan.
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Ukraine debates idea of Dec. 25 as second Xmas
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Orthodox Israeli Couple Arrested in Ukraine With 2 Pounds of Pot
Ukrainian police arrested a haredi Orthodox couple from Israel at a Kyiv airport after finding more than two pounds of marijuana in their luggage.
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Orthodox Israeli Couple Arrested in Ukraine for Holding 2 Pounds of Pot
Ukrainian police arrested a haredi Orthodox couple from Israel at a Kyiv airport after finding more than two pounds of marijuana in their luggage.
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Haredi couple from Israel caught with drugs in Ukraine
Posted: Thursday, December 31, 2015 6:39 am
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Updated: 10:02 am, Thu Dec 31, 2015.
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Ukraine may get two Christmases as national identity debate begins
Ukraine, which marks Christmas on 7 January in accordance with Orthodox Christian tradition, has begun a national debate about whether it should also celebrate on 25 December, a step that would bring it into line with western Europe.
