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Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered Russian troops into two separatist-held regions in eastern Ukraine in a military escalation that Western leaders have warned could lead to massive consequences for Moscow.

Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili has launched a new hunger strike to protest the government's refusing to provide adequate health care for him and the "the way the authorities treat me and our people."

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is scheduled to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin by phone on February 21 as part of efforts to “prevent a catastrophe” in Ukraine, a spokesman said.

The trial of jailed Russian opposition politician Aleksei Navalny has resumed inside a penal colony on new charges of embezzlement -- which he calls politically motivated -- that could see as many as 10 more years tacked on to his prison time.

Amnesty International has called for the immediate release of two Chechen siblings who face possible 8 1/2-year prison sentences for what the rights group describes as false accusations of "aiding illegal armed groups."

Two men have been sentenced for crimes allegedly committed during the mass anti-government protests that engulfed Kazakhstan in January.

More Russian military vehicles and equipment were seen being transported toward the Crimean Peninsula on February 20 as Moscow continues to build up its forces around Ukraine. The vehicles were being moved by rail near the town of Temryuk in Russia's Krasnodar region amid fears of a major Russian invasion of Ukraine.

A group of Russian landing ships, three of which left the Baltic Sea region on January 18, preceded by another three the day before, have passed the English Channel and entered to the Atlantic Ocean. The half dozen warships comprise the large Ropucha-class (Project 775) landing ships Olenegorskiy Gornyak and Georgiy Pobedonosets as well as the Ivan Gren–class (Project 11711) …

В порту «Темрюк» на Таманском полуострове на Кубани нашли следы утечки нефтепродуктов. Разлив топлива произошел в заливе Азовского моря с судна «Леди Лейла», заявила глава Росприроднадзора Светлана Радионова.

Нефть разлилась с танкера "Леди Лейла" в порту Темрюк, написала в своём Instagram руководитель Росприроднадзора Светлана Радионова. "Снова разлив нефтепродуктов