Russian Roulette: The Invasion of Ukraine (Dispatch Nine)
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News With Crimea #39;s referendum quickly approaching, tension has spread across Ukraine, especially...
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Dirk Mullers Analyse ber die Krise in der Ukraine-- Absolut grandios! (14.03.2014)
Dirk Mller ber die wahren Grnde der imperialistischen Handlungen in der Ukraine! Absolut sehenswert!
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Russia dismisses U.S. proposals in Ukraine talks
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Russian Roulette: The Invasion of Ukraine (Dispatch Six)
Subscribe to VICE News here: In dispatch six, VICE News correspondent Simon Ostrovsky travels to the Kherson region of m. Moscow #39;s move to occupy Crimea with...
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Ukraine wants talks, protester killed
Ukraine's premier has visited the United Nations to urge Russia to negotiate an end to the stand-off between their countries, as street battles in his homeland turned bloody.
At least one pro-Kiev protester was stabbed and killed in the eastern city of Donetsk when a demonstration in favour of Ukrainian unity was attacked by a Russian separatist crowd.
News of the death broke as Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk addressed an emergency session of the UN Security Council on the crisis opposing his interim government and the Kremlin.
Yatsenyuk said a negotiated solution was still possible, if Russia agrees to withdraw its forces from the Ukrainian region of Crimea and begin a serious diplomatic dialogue.
'We want to have talks. We don't want to have any kind of military aggression,' he insisted, turning to directly address Russia's UN ambassador Vitaly Churkin.
Churkin ridiculed the idea that there had been an 'idyllic situation' before the crisis, but said: 'Russia does not want war and nor do the Russians, and I'm convinced that Ukrainians don't want this either.'
Ukraine and Russia have been locked in an escalating stand-off since February 22, when a street revolt overthrew Ukraine's former pro-Kremlin president Viktor Yanukovych.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin refuses to recognise Yatsenyuk's new pro-Western administration, and tensions are building between rival camps inside Ukraine.
The crisis could come to a head on Sunday when Crimea - now occupied by pro-Moscow forces - is due to hold a referendum on becoming part of Russia.
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