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Russian netizen reactions to Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov saying Russians will eat less, make sacrifices & unite behind Putin against foreign pressure.
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According to a correspondent from The New Times, a column of Russian military hardware has crossed the Ukrainian border. Netizens speculate on future developments.
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After MH17, Russia's relations with the pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine is in question. A reporter known for his access to Putin speculates about what lies ahead.
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Russia's FSB reports that more than forty Ukranian servicemen have defected en masse. Netizens weigh in to express their elation and doubts about the information.
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Russian Netizens comment on a story that ran in the Guardian pointing out potential negative effects economic sanctions against Russia could have on the economy.
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Two Russian journalists from the Zvezda TV channel were arrested in Ukraine on their way to the presidential inauguration. Russian netizens question their story.
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The new official leader of Ukraine is Petro Poroshenko, according to results released today, but the Kremlin are unsure as to whether they will congratulate him.
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The director of a film about the events on Maidan at the end of 2013/beginning of 2014 has announced that he will not be giving interviews to Russian journalists.
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UK Foreign Minister William Hague has insisted that Russia meet her obligations on Ukraine ahead of a conference of ministers which Sergey Lavrov will attend.
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A Ukrainian advertiser has created an interesting ad campaign, which, with the help of pop culture icons, speaks to the current political cynicism in Ukraine.
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A rumour that Ukrainian weapons are being sent to Syria via Germany has sparked the Russian government to demand answers from Germany and Ukraine on the issue.
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Mikhail Khodorkovsky is planning on gathering the Russian opposition in Kiev for a meeting about Putin's foreign policy in particular in respect to Ukraine.
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A Tatar speaker at a demonstration calls for Simferopol to be renamed “Putin”. Netizens express their doubts and chastise the BBC for sensationalizing.
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Jay Carney, while stopping short of making any actual accusations, has said that there is a strong likelihood recent protests in Ukraine were funded externally.
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Darth Vader has been refused permission to stand for election in Ukraine's upcoming presidential elections. Russian netizens discuss the unpopular decision.
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Ukraine's new Prime Minister, Artseniy Yatsenyuk, is preparing claims against Russia for Ukraine's share of the USSR's money, which amount to about $80 billion.
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Netizens chortle at Vladimir Putin's latest promise to guarantee safety for Crimean Tatars, against the background of today's referendum result to join Russia.
Russian netizen reactions to Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov saying Russians will eat less, make sacrifices & unite behind Putin against foreign pressure.19
According to a correspondent from The New Times, a column of Russian military hardware has crossed the Ukrainian border. Netizens speculate on future developments.
After MH17, Russia's relations with the pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine is in question. A reporter known for his access to Putin speculates about what lies ahead.
Russia's FSB reports that more than forty Ukranian servicemen have defected en masse. Netizens weigh in to express their elation and doubts about the information.
Russian Netizens comment on a story that ran in the Guardian pointing out potential negative effects economic sanctions against Russia could have on the economy.
Two Russian journalists from the Zvezda TV channel were arrested in Ukraine on their way to the presidential inauguration. Russian netizens question their story.
The new official leader of Ukraine is Petro Poroshenko, according to results released today, but the Kremlin are unsure as to whether they will congratulate him.
The director of a film about the events on Maidan at the end of 2013/beginning of 2014 has announced that he will not be giving interviews to Russian journalists.
UK Foreign Minister William Hague has insisted that Russia meet her obligations on Ukraine ahead of a conference of ministers which Sergey Lavrov will attend.
A Ukrainian advertiser has created an interesting ad campaign, which, with the help of pop culture icons, speaks to the current political cynicism in Ukraine.
A rumour that Ukrainian weapons are being sent to Syria via Germany has sparked the Russian government to demand answers from Germany and Ukraine on the issue.
Mikhail Khodorkovsky is planning on gathering the Russian opposition in Kiev for a meeting about Putin's foreign policy in particular in respect to Ukraine.
A Tatar speaker at a demonstration calls for Simferopol to be renamed “Putin”. Netizens express their doubts and chastise the BBC for sensationalizing.
Jay Carney, while stopping short of making any actual accusations, has said that there is a strong likelihood recent protests in Ukraine were funded externally.
Darth Vader has been refused permission to stand for election in Ukraine's upcoming presidential elections. Russian netizens discuss the unpopular decision.
Ukraine's new Prime Minister, Artseniy Yatsenyuk, is preparing claims against Russia for Ukraine's share of the USSR's money, which amount to about $80 billion.
Netizens chortle at Vladimir Putin's latest promise to guarantee safety for Crimean Tatars, against the background of today's referendum result to join Russia.