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Dmytro Kuleba on Conflict Zone e Ukrainian foreign minister joins Conflict Zone remotely from Kyiv and tells DW’s Tim Sebastian that after the recent build-up of Russian troops at the border, “[w]hat is happening cannot be called a withdrawal.” Watch video 26:05

Since mid-March, Russia and Ukraine have both been massing troops along the borders of the Russian-annexed Crimea and the conflict zone in Ukraine’s eastern Donbass region The parties‘ intentions are unclear, but the suspicion is that Russia is preparing to invade Ukraine. The Kremlin has not given any details about the units involved, but it has also not tried to hide their movements as multiple sources report on their maneuvers along the border. Some are suggesting that the buildup of Russia’s forces amounts to 16 battalion tactical groups, which would be up to 14,000 soldiers. The ...

Minsk process has not yet exhausted its potential – Kuleba 1 min read The Minsk process on the settlement of the situation in Donbas has not yet exhausted its potential, therefore it is necessary to get the maximum possible of it for the security of Ukraine, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said. "The Minsk process at the moment is rather alive than dead, and it has not yet exhausted its potential, therefore now we need to work within the framework of the Minsk process and get the maximum possible of it for the security of Ukraine," Kuleba said at a press conference after th...