Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Ukraine Ceasefire Still Holding But Tensions Remain High



Ukraine Ceasefire Holds But Underlying Political And Military Tensions Remain -- Euronews

Pro-Russian separatists have been patrolling the outskirts of Donetsk from where Ukrainian government troops have withdrawn.

Kyiv and Moscow both agree the fragile ceasefire in eastern Ukraine is largely holding but on the ground tensions remain.

Both sides are gradually releasing their prisoners of war – under the truce agreed last Friday all captives are due to be freed by the end of the week..

But it is in Mariupol where tensions are at their highest.

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More News On Ukraine Ceasefire Still Holding But Tensions Remaining High

Ukraine says Russia withdrawing forces from east, sees boost for peace -- Reuters
Poroshenko Reports Russian Pullback as EU Mulls Sanctions -- Bloomberg
Ukraine says most Russian troops have moved back across border -- The Guardian
Ukraine's Poroshenko: Russia Withdraws Bulk of Troops From Ukraine -- NBC
Most Russian Forces Now Out of Ukraine, Kiev Says -- NYT
Ukraine President: 70% of Russian Troops Have Left -- Mashable

Ukraine crisis: Poroshenko offers rebels more autonomy -- BBC
Poroshenko says Ukraine to stay united, sees special status for rebel-held areas -- Reuters
Ukraine pledges more autonomy to rebellious east -- AP
Ukraine's President: Separatist East Will Stay Part of Ukraine -- VOA
Ukraine promises 'special status' for east, but no territorial concessions -- CSM
Ukrainian president: Rebel areas offered greater autonomy but stay part of country -- Washington Post
Poroshenko Promises Eastern Ukraine More Autonomy -- The Wire
Ukraine truce, pledges action on autonomy -- Deutsche Welle

Ukrainian border guards start building wall -- ITAR Tass
Ukrainians In Mariupol Prepare For War As Poroshenko Says Cease-Fire Is Breached -- IBTimes
Frontline city in east Ukraine imposes tough new security measures -- Reuters
Luhansk and Donetsk republics may start negotiating their political status with Kiev soon -- ITAR-TASS
LPR Chief: Donetsk, Luhansk Prepare to Negotiate Prisoner Swap Jointly -- RIA Novosti
Donetsk official says Ukrainian authorities drag out prisoners swap -- ITAR-TASS
Donetsk, Luhansk leaders hold on to positions of self-determination -- ITAR-TASS
Luhansk Chief Says Kiev, Self-Proclaimed Republics to Continue Talks -- RIA Novosti


Putin to Poroshenko: Russia Commited to Peaceful Resolution of Ukrainian Crisis -- RIA Novosti
Ukraine: Putin, Poroshenko satisfied with ceasefire, says Kremlin -- Voice of Russia
Putin tells Ukraine's Poroshenko Russia committed to peace process - Kremlin -- Reuters
Russian Prime Minister Calls for Balanced Approach to Ukrainian Crisis -- RIA Novosti

Amnesty says evidence both sides committed war crimes in Ukraine -- Reuters
Crimes of Ukrainian Aidar battalion confirmed in Amnesty Int’l report - Russia -- RT
Azov fighters are Ukraine's greatest weapon and may be its greatest threat -- The Guardian

OSCE says will use drones for ceasefire monitoring in Ukraine -- Reuters
Fragile truce in Ukraine -- Deutsche Welle
First 100 days of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Office -- RIA Novosti
The Ukraine Crisis Remains Unresolved. Will the Cease Fire Hold? -- Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, Global Research
Ukraine ceasefire: In order for deal to hold, radicals must be sidelined -- Galia Ibragimova & Nikolai Litovkin, RBTH

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