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Elite US troops deployed to deter Russian aggression toward Lithuania as Baltic tensions rise
Soldiers deployed to train local forces and deter Russian aggression.
Ukraine's only purpose of missile tests is to prepare for 'full-scale incursion' by Russia, says president
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says Kiev's military can defend itself against Russian 'aggression'.
Ukraine begins Black Sea missile tests amid increasing Russia tensions
Russia has threatened to shoot down the missiles if they enter Crimean airspace.
Russia decries Ukrainian missile test strikes over Crimea as tensions deepen
The Ukrainian army notified its Russian counterparts it was to carry out tests on 1 and 2 December
Ukraine has a lesson for Donald Trump – Vladimir Putin is no friend of America
The Russian president will continue to meddle in US affairs.
Russian defence ministry accuses Ukraine of arresting 2 of its servicemen from Crimea
Kiev said the detainees were apprehended after crossing into Ukrainian-controlled territory.
Johnny Depp backs jailed Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov in political campaign
The Imprisoned for Art campaign sees celebrities posing for mugshots to highlight plight of detained activists.
Vladimir Putin grants Hollywood action star Steven Seagal Russian citizenship
The actor has formed an unlikely friendship with Russia's strongman leader.
Russia goes to the polls amid protests and accusations of violations
With all parties supportive of Putin, the elections are not expected to change much.
Human Rights Watch demands release of Crimean Tatar activist Ilmi Umerov from psychiatric clinic
Umerov faces 'trumped up' charges for opposing Russia's seizing of Crimea, say campaigners.
Ukraine's show of military strength to mark 25th anniversary of independence from Russia
Photos of army, navy and airforce units marching through Kiev with military hardware trundling across the city's main square.
Ukrainian president brands Russia 'an enemy that failed to bring us to our knees'
Petro Poroshenko struck a martial tone during his country's 25th independence anniversary celebrations.
No evidence of Russia's claim of a Ukrainian armed incursion into Crimea, says NATO
Russia has cut off internet access in the north of the disputed peninsula which it annexed in 2014.
Russia is using Crimea tensions 'to increase its military buildup' says Ukraine
Russian president Vladimir Putin held a security council meeting to discuss the claims over Crimea.
Russia accuses Ukraine of attempted armed incursion into Crimea
Kiev has denied the FSB's claims, saying it was 'false information'.
Decision to rename Crimean settlements on Google Maps reversed after Russian uproar
Internet giant accused of 'topographical cretinism' by local politicians.
Could Donald Trump be charged with treason for urging Russia to steal Hillary Clinton's emails?
Legal experts weigh in on comments by the 'Siberian candidate'
Britain to send 650 troops to Nato's border with Russia to counter threat from Moscow
David Cameron will announce the move at the alliance's summit in Warsaw.
Nato bolsters Baltic defences with 4,000 troop deployment 'in response to Russia'
The announcement by Jens Stoltenberg came in response to Russia's recent actions in the Crimea.
Ukraine urges Gorbachev EU ban over support for Crimea annexation
Former Soviet premier claimed "most in Crimea wanted to be reunited with Russia".
Crimea's Tartars: Muslim minority deported by Stalin in the spotlight over Ukraine's Eurovision win
Susana Jamaladinova's song recalls the 1944 mass deportation of Crimea's Tartars by Stalin.
Eurovision 2016: Furious Russian officials threaten boycott over Ukraine 1944 victory
Ukrainian winning song '1944' is about the persecution of the Crimean Tatars by the Soviet Union.
The politicisation of Eurovision: Can Ukraine defeat Russia on the dance floor?
This year's Eurovision hosts, Sweden to reflect sombre mood across the continent.
Comic book shows Vladimir Putin bent on world domination for Russia
The latest instalment of the Divinity series shows the Russian president keen to restore a lost empire.
Ukraine's children of war: The mental scars of conflict
215,000 children have been internally displaced in Ukraine since the conflict broke out in 2014.
US military to beef up presence in eastern Europe to battle 'aggressive Russia'
The US military said it would deploy rotations of armoured brigade combat teams.
Vodka bottles out: 'International tensions' blamed as Russian exports suffer 10-year low
Exports of vodka to Ukraine, one of the biggest export markets in previous years, dropped 70%
Russia shows off military might in Black Sea as Nato bolsters troops
Putin says the armed forces had shown themselves ready to defend Russia.
Nato to increase military presence in east Europe to meet Russian 'aggression'
Backed by an increase in US military spending, Nato plans to boost its presence in eastern Europe.
Russia deletes treaty promises over Ukraine claiming it only pledged not to use nuclear weapons
Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov claims 1994 Budapest Memorandum had only one, not six clauses.