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RUSSIA UKRAINE

Crimea-renewed focus of Ukraine-Russia tensions

The 30 December 2021 meeting of the National Security Council, headed by Oleksi Danilov (centre), under the eye of President Zelensky.
The 30 December 2021 meeting of the National Security Council, headed by Oleksi Danilov (centre), under the eye of President Zelensky. © Présidence ukrainienne
Along with the ongoing Donbass conflict and concerns about Russian troops massing at Ukraine's border, Moscow and Kyiv continue to clash, through intelligence and communications operations, over Crimea. [...] (706 words)
Published on 13/01/2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 3 minutes

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a lengthy press conference with selected journalists on 26 November. © Presidential Press Service/Handout/EPA/MaxPPP
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