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Some People Think This Is The Moment The Ukraine-Russia Conflict Really Began – 10 Years Ago

Ukrainians remember it as the "Revolution of Dignity".
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Ukraine Marks Independence Day With One Silent Reminder Of Russian Brutality

There was no overt celebration to mark 32 years of freedom from the Soviet Union.
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Crimea Bridge Attacks: Is Russia's Grip On The Peninsula Slipping?

Former Ukrainian minister Tymofiy Mylovanov seems to think so.
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Russian Attempts To Boost Morale With Bizarre Stunt Risks Causing Accidents, UK Says

Pro-war actors are said to be behind the mysterious "Z" drawn in tracking data near Crimea.
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Russia Is Pursuing Long-Term Operation To 'Exhaust' Ukraine, Western Officials Say

Vladimir Putin's campaign now primarily seeks to "degrade" the Ukrainian military.
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Regaining Crimea May Be The Key To A Ukrainian Victory This Year, Ex-US General Says

"As long as Russia sits on Crimea, Ukraine will never be safe."
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Ukraine Has 'Liberated More Than Half Of Russia's Territorial Gains Since February Invasion'

UK's ministry of defence adds Russia now controls 18% of Ukraine.
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Why More Explosions In Crimea Signal A Change In The Dynamic Of The War In Ukraine

Ukraine appears to be striking deeper into Russian territory.
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Why 'The Battle For The Donbas' Is A Significant New Phase Of The Russia-Ukraine War

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the Russians have begun their offensive to take control of eastern Ukraine, and it could be a seismic battle.
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Embarrassment For Russia As Black Sea Flagship Sinks

Ukrainian officials said their forces hit the vessel with missiles, while Russia acknowledged a fire aboard the Moskva but no attack.
By ADAM SCHRECK , AP