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Кремъл и руското външно министерство направиха днес изявления относно вижданията на руското ръководство за нормализиране на обстановката в Украйна, които си противоречат. Украинският президент Виктор Янукович е обсъдил последните събития в Киев в.. Московски съд произнесе осъдителни присъди срещу осем активисти на опозицията. Обвинението срещу тях е, че са провокирали масови безредици по време на протеста през май 2012-а година. На 6-и май 2012-а, ден преди завръщането на Владимир Путин в Кремъл,.. Президентите на Русия и САЩ обсъдиха по телефона събитията в Украйна. Владимир Путин и Барак Обама са изразили общо мнение, че споразумението между украинския президент и опозицията трябва бързо да бъде реализирано. Разговорът между двамата.. Руският президент Владимир Путин призова Запада решително да осъди екстремистите в Киев и да се откаже от обвиненията по адрес на украинските власти. Тази своя позиция руският президент е изразил по време на телефонен разговор с германския канцлер.. Според Русия заплахите за санкции срещу властите в Киев са неуместни и могат допълнително изострят обстановката в Украйна. Последните събития в Киев и все по-широкото използване от страна на екстремистите на огнестрелно оръжие показват, че става дума за.. Руският президент Владимир Путин ще изпрати в Киев омбудсмана Владимир Лукин в качеството на посредник по време на преговорите на властите с опозицията. Това става по молба на президента на Украйна Виктор Янукович= Говорителят на Путин -.. Руският външен министър призова ОССЕ да осъди засилването на националистическите настроения в Украйна и опитите да бъде забранен руският език. На състоялата се в Москва среща Сергей Лавров и генералният секретар на ОССЕ Ламберто Заниер са обсъдили.. Руският президент Владимир Путин ще изпрати в Киев омбудсмана Владимир Лукин в качеството на посредник по време на преговорите на властите с опозицията. Това става по молба на президента на Украйна Виктор Янукович. Говорителят на Путин - Дмитрий.. Намиращите се в Крим украински военни могат свободно да напуснат полуострова. Това заяви прессекретарят на руския президент Дмитрий Песков . Към момента в Крим се намират около 20 хиляди украински войници, базирани в своите казарми, които от седмици са.. В центъра на Москва бяха арестувани няколко десетки души, които се опитаха да проведат протестна акция срещу решението на руските власти да използват военна сила в Украйна. Полицейските спецчасти ОМОН действаха безкомпромисно и без да обясняват..
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In case violence spreads to Eastern Ukraine and Crimea, Russia has right to defend its interests - Putin to Obama Russian President Vladimir Putin told US President Barack Obama by telephone that Moscow reserves the right to protect its interests and those of Russian speakers in Ukraine, the Kremlin said. "In response to the concern shown by Obama about the plans for the possible use of Russia's armed forces on the territory of Ukraine, Putin drew attention to the provocative, criminal actions by ultra-nationalists, in essence encouraged by the current authorities in Kiev," the statement said. "The Russian President underlined that there are real threats to the life and health of Russian citizens and compatriots on Ukrainian territory. Vladimir Putin stressed that if violence spread further in the eastern regions of Ukraine and in Crimea, Russia reserves the right to protect its interests and those of Russian speakers living there." Putin points out to criminal actions of ultranationalists in Ukraine in conversation with Obama - Kremlin In a conversation with US President Barack Obama on the situation in Ukraine, Russia's President Vladimir Putin drew attention to the criminal actions of the ultranationalists, who were actually encouraged by the incumbent authorities in Kiev, according to the Kremlin. Read also: Putin's decision to send troops to Ukraine, recall ambassador from US depends on developments - Peskov Here is the full statement from Putin’s office on his call with Obama: In response to the concern shown by Obama about the plans for the possible use of Russia’s armed forces on the territory of Ukraine, Putin drew attention to the provocative, criminal actions by ultra-nationalists, in essence encouraged by the current authorities in Kiev,” the statement said. The Russian President underlined that there are real threats to the life and health of Russian citizens and compatriots on Ukrainian territory. Vladimir Putin stressed that if violence spread further in the eastern regions of Ukraine and in Crimea, Russia reserves the right to protect its interests and those of Russian speakers living there. During the telephone conversation between President Vladimir Putin and US President Barack Obama "various aspects of the extraordinary situation in Ukraine were discussed," the press service of the Kremlin reports. The press service stressed that the conversation was initiated by the American side. Putin, Obama discuss different aspects of situation in Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin and US counterpart Barack Obama discussed in detail "different aspects of an extraordinary situation in Ukraine" in a telephone conversation, the Kremlin press service reported on Sunday. The Russian president noted that Russia retained the right to protect country’s interests and Russian speakers living in Ukraine if violence spread on eastern Ukrainian regions and the Crimea. Putin stated about real threats to life and health of Russian citizens and numerous compatriots living in the country. In reply to Obama's concern voiced over plans on possible use of Russian armed forces in Ukraine Putin noted provocative and criminal actions by ultra-nationalistic elements that are actually encouraged by current authorities in Kiev. The United States initiated the telephone conversation. Obama and Putin spoke by phone on Ukraine - US official US President Barack Obama and Russia's President Vladimir Putin discussed the escalating Ukraine crisis by telephone Saturday, a US official said. The call came as Obama weighed his options on how to respond after Putin secured the endorsement of the Russian parliament to send troops to the former Soviet republic. There is real threat to lives of Russian citizens in Crimea - Putin to Hollande Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a conversation with the French President Francois Hollande spoke about the real threat to the life of Russian citizens and their compatriots in Ukraine, the Kremlin press service reported. "At the request of Francois Hollande, Vladimir Putin shared his assessments of the crisis situation in Ukraine. He also underlined the presence of the real threat to the life of Russian citizens and their compatriots," said the press service. Russian President Vladimir Putin shared his assessment of critical situation in Ukraine in a telephone conversation with French counterpart Francois Hollande, the Kremlin press service reported on Sunday. The Russian president noted real threats to life of Russian citizens in the republic. The presidents discussed ways of possible settlement of the situation and agreed to continue talks. France initiated the conversation. Putin and Ban Ki-Moon stress necessity to prevent crisis in Ukraine from further spreading - Kremlin Russian President Vladimir Putin in a phone conversation with the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, said that in case of violence against Russian-speaking population in Ukraine, Russia will have to take necessary measures under the international law. Putin tells UN head Russia can't stay aside if violence flares in Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon stating that if violent actions are taken against Russian speakers in eastern Ukrainian regions and Crimea Russia cannot stay aside and will take necessary measures according to international law, the Kremlin press service reported on Sunday. Both sides noted that further escalation of the crisis in Ukraine should be averted. Voice of Russia, AFP, Reuters, RIA