Russian proxies have crossed the recently reconstructed bridge in Stanytsia Luhanska, war zone in eastern Ukraine and are stationed on the government-controlled river-bank.

Russia – Ukraine war updates from the war zone in southeast Ukraine as of December 6, 2019 by Joint forces operation HQ data: EMPR highlights.

“Me and my people are not terrorists,” Crimean Tatar activist made his final statement in Russia's court. Russia's state prosecution sentenced defendant in the so-called terrorism case Crimean tatar activist Enver Seitosmanov to 17 years in the colony with a strict regime.

Ukraine state company Naftogaz is conducting crucial negotiations on gas transit contracts with Russia under the Kremlin’s pressure.

Ukrainian company JSC Ukrtransnafta and Russian PJSC Transneft signed starategic agreement on oil transit through Ukraine.

Russia – Ukraine war updates from the war zone in southeast Ukraine as of December 5, 2019 by Joint forces operation HQ data: EMPR highlights.

Hungary asks Russia to help in a language dispute with Ukraine. The Hungarian Parliament turned to the Russian State Duma with a request to combine efforts and protect the rights of linguistic minorities in Ukraine.

Russia – Ukraine war updates from the war zone in southeast Ukraine as of December 4, 2019 by Joint forces operation HQ data: EMPR highlights.

Why Norman meeting might be the first public act in the drama of Ukraine's capitulation. We areaware that Ukraine is the next in Moscow’s plans after Moldova and Belarus. Andthe Norman meeting is the first public act in the drama of Ukraine's capitulation.

Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Dmytro Kuleba and Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Vasyl Bodnar responded to a statement by Russian State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin on the “possible secession of a number of regions from Ukraine.”

Russia – Ukraine war updates from the war zone in southeast Ukraine as of December 3, 2019 by Joint forces operation HQ data: EMPR highlights.

The state budget of Ukraine will receive 108.5 million hryvnias from the sale of three state-owned objects.