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Moldova said Transnistria's appeal was part of Russia's ongoing effort to destabilise the pro-Western government on its way to EU membership.

The timing of the “Made in Ukraine” event that gathered over 400 entrepreneurs, government officials, foreign guests, and journalists in central Kyiv on Feb. 26 was no coincidence. In the absence of further U.S. funding, Ukraine is turning to its business in the hopes of being less dependent on what Economy Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko called a “sometimes volatile external environment." President Volodymyr Zelensky made a surprise appearance at the event to formally ann...

The clip, filmed near Odessa last night, captures the moment the drones engines finally give in before the device erupts into a huge fireball as it crashes into the ground.

Palestine Square

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said that Moscow would "consider with attention" the appeal of authorities from the Moscow-controlled Moldovan region of Transnistria for "protection," the Russian state-controlled media RBC wrote on Feb. 28.

Pro-Russian rebel officials in Moldovas breakaway region of Transnistria on Wednesday appealed to Russia for "protection", amid fears the territory could become a new flashpoint in Moscows conflict with neighbouring

Transnistria is a primarily Russian-speaking region that has long depended on Moscow for support.

Pro-Russian rebel officials in Moldovas breakaway region of Transnistria on Wednesday appealed to Russia for "protection", amid fears the territory could become a new flashpoint in Moscows conflict with neighbouring

Pro-Russian rebel officials in Moldovas breakaway region of Transnistria on Wednesday appealed to Russia for "protection", amid fears the territory could become a new flashpoint in Moscows conflict with neighbouring

Pro-Russian rebel officials in Moldovas breakaway region of Transnistria on Wednesday appealed to Russia for "protection", amid fears the territory could become a new flashpoint in Moscows conflict with neighbouring