ukraine crisis

See Life in Eastern Ukraine's Underground Shelters

By Ye Ming

Ukraine Condemns Russian Convoy's Border Crossing

By Mirren Gidda

Russia Is Cracking Down on McDonald's

By Noah Rayman

Russian Aid Convoy Keeps on Trucking Toward Ukraine

By Mirren Gidda
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Russia Picks Food Fight With the West

"The situation now requires us to take retaliatory measures."

By Noah Rayman

Livestream: Obama Speaks from Martha's Vineyeard

President Barack Obama is expected to address foreign policy issues followings his phone call with Putin and the collapse of a ceasefire in Gaza.

By TIME Staff

Investigators Reach Malaysia Airlines Crash Site

Clashes between the Ukrainian military and pro-Russian separatists had kept the team from the site until today

By Noah Rayman

Jet-Crash Blame Game Unfolds

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko called it a "terrorist action."

By TIME Staff

Ukraine Claims Russia Shot Down Military Jet

The alleged incident is the third this week of a Ukrainian jet being fired upon

By Mirren Gidda

Russia Sent Ukraine Tanks

The U.S. confirmed Friday that Russia sent tanks and military equipment to separatist fighters in Ukraine.The delivery of military equipment threatens to further escalate tensions between Russia, Ukraine and Ukraine’s Western allies after pro-Russian separatists...

By Noah Rayman

U.N.: Rights at Risk in Ukraine

A new U.N. report found that actions by armed groups in the restive east have led to an 'alarming deterioration' of the human rights of local populations

By Barbara Tasch

Putin to Ukraine: No More Layaway for Our Gas

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that his country would only deliver crucial gas supplies to Ukraine on a pre-paid basis after June 1 since Ukraine already owes $3.5 billion in pack payments

By Noah Rayman

Ukraine Gov't Refuses To Invite Separatists to Peace Talks

Peace talks begin without the leaders of the insurgency in eastern Ukraine, one day after the deaths of up to 8 Ukrainian soldiers near Kramatorsk

By Barbara Tasch

Ukraine Separatists Set On Referendum

Pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine plan to hold an autonomy referendum despite a request by Vladimir Putin to postpone. The coordinating committee of the so-called Donetsk People's Republic announced that it would hold the vote on Sunday

By Noah Rayman

Putin: We're Pulling Back

Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed on Wednesday that his troops have pulled away from the Ukrainian border

By Eliana Dockterman

Dozens Killed in Ukraine Fire

Deadly gunfights between pro- and anti-Russian groups in the Ukrainian city of Odessa erupted Friday, and a fire linked to the clashes killed 31 people

By Noah Rayman

Ukraine Reinstates Draft

The reinstatement of military conscription comes in the face of an increasingly empowered pro-Russian separatist insurgency in the country’s eastern regions

By Noah Rayman

Pentagon: Russia Violated Ukrainian Airspace

A Pentagon official said Russian warplanes violated Ukrainian airspace several times on Friday and called on Russia to "de-escalate the situation." Ukraine's acting president said his country would treat any incursion by Russian troops across the border as an invasion

By Noah Rayman

VICE Journalist Released by Separatist Captors in Ukraine

Simon Ostrovsky was said to be in good health after being released from captivity, three days after he and four other journalists, including TIME's Berlin Correspondent Simon Shuster, were detained Monday evening by Pro-Russia separatist militia

By Noah Rayman

Clashes in Eastern Ukraine Kill Up to 5 Separatists

The clashes, the first since the Ukrainian president ordered the resumption of operations against the rebels, raise concerns of a Russian intervention.

By Noah Rayman
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