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epa04108226 An Ukrainian soldier stands guard near armored vehicles on a military base in Lviv, Ukraine, 03 March 2014. Ukraine put its armed forces on 'full combat readiness' and called up reserves, as Russian military activity increased on both sides of the border. The Russian army reportedly occupied key sites in the autonomous region of Crimea, where a majority of the population is ethnic Russian. Troops surrounded several small military outposts and demanded Ukrainian troops disarm. Some refused, leading to standoffs, but no shots were fired. EPA/IVAN BOBERSKYY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

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epa04108226 An Ukrainian soldier stands guard near armored vehicles on a military base in Lviv, Ukraine, 03 March 2014. Ukraine put its armed forces on 'full combat readiness' and called up reserves, as Russian military activity increased on both sides of the border. The Russian army reportedly occupied key sites in the autonomous region of Crimea, where a majority of the population is ethnic Russian. Troops surrounded several small military outposts and demanded Ukrainian troops disarm. Some refused, leading to standoffs, but no shots were fired. EPA/IVAN BOBERSKYY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Krim: Angespannte Lage

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epa04108226 An Ukrainian soldier stands guard near armored vehicles on a military base in Lviv, Ukraine, 03 March 2014. Ukraine put its armed forces on 'full combat readiness' and called up reserves, as Russian military activity increased on both sides of the border. The Russian army reportedly occupied key sites in the autonomous region of Crimea, where a majority of the population is ethnic Russian. Troops surrounded several small military outposts and demanded Ukrainian troops disarm. Some refused, leading to standoffs, but no shots were fired. EPA/IVAN BOBERSKYY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Krim: Angespannte Lage

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epa04108226 An Ukrainian soldier stands guard near armored vehicles on a military base in Lviv, Ukraine, 03 March 2014. Ukraine put its armed forces on 'full combat readiness' and called up reserves, as Russian military activity increased on both sides of the border. The Russian army reportedly occupied key sites in the autonomous region of Crimea, where a majority of the population is ethnic Russian. Troops surrounded several small military outposts and demanded Ukrainian troops disarm. Some refused, leading to standoffs, but no shots were fired. EPA/IVAN BOBERSKYY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Krim: Angespannte Lage

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epa04091483 Ukrainian opposition activist throws a tyre to feed burning fire barricade after cruel clashes with riot police earlier today in Kiev, Ukraine, 20 February 2014. At least 39 people people were killed during in street fighting in Kiev on 20 February, the Ukrainian Health Ministry said. The ministry said that 67 people had died since 18 February. The Ukrainian police force has been given combat weapons for use in the civil unrest in Kiev, Interior Minister Vitaliy Zakharchenko says. Fresh fighting broke out between thousands of protesters and riot police on Kiev's Independence Square only hours after opposition leaders and President Viktor Yanukovych declared a truce. Protesters were seen throwing firebombs and molotov cocktails at police, who responded with teargas. The square was filled with black smoke from burning tires. EPA/IGOR KOVALENKO +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

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epa04108226 An Ukrainian soldier stands guard near armored vehicles on a military base in Lviv, Ukraine, 03 March 2014. Ukraine put its armed forces on 'full combat readiness' and called up reserves, as Russian military activity increased on both sides of the border. The Russian army reportedly occupied key sites in the autonomous region of Crimea, where a majority of the population is ethnic Russian. Troops surrounded several small military outposts and demanded Ukrainian troops disarm. Some refused, leading to standoffs, but no shots were fired. EPA/IVAN BOBERSKYY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Krim: Angespannte Lage

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epa04108226 An Ukrainian soldier stands guard near armored vehicles on a military base in Lviv, Ukraine, 03 March 2014. Ukraine put its armed forces on 'full combat readiness' and called up reserves, as Russian military activity increased on both sides of the border. The Russian army reportedly occupied key sites in the autonomous region of Crimea, where a majority of the population is ethnic Russian. Troops surrounded several small military outposts and demanded Ukrainian troops disarm. Some refused, leading to standoffs, but no shots were fired. EPA/IVAN BOBERSKYY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Krim: Angespannte Lage

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epa04090925 A bloody Ukranian flag covers the bodies of killed protesters in Kiev, Ukraine, 20 February 2014. More than 60 people have been killed in street fighting in Kiev on Thursday, the nationalist Svoboda opposition party says. The Ukrainian police force has been given combat weapons for use in the civil unrest in Kiev, Interior Minister Vitaliy Zakharchenko says. Fresh fighting broke out between thousands of protesters and riot police on Kiev's Independence Square only hours after opposition leaders and President Viktor Yanukovych declared a truce. Protesters were seen throwing firebombs and molotov cocktails at police, who responded with teargas. The square was filled with black smoke from burning tyres. EPA/LASZLO BELICZAY ATTENTION EDITORS: GRAPHIC CONTENT +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

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Ist die Ukraine noch zu retten?

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epa04093953 People attend the funeral procession for anti-government protesters who were killed during protests in downtown Kiev, Ukraine, 21 February 2014. Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych's powers dwindled 21 February after parliament implemented key opposition demands only hours after he signed a settlement to end the bloodshed in the country. In a surprise vote, lawmakers passed a bill allowing the freeing of former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, regarded as Yanukovych's biggest rival, by a huge margin of 310 out of more than 380 deputies present. EPA/OLEG PEREVERZEV EPA/OLEG SINYAVSKIY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Blutige Proteste in Kiew

Bilder eines erbitterten Machtkampfes

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epa04105474 A handout picture made available by the White House on 01 March 2014 shows US President Barack Obama talking on the phone in the Oval Office with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the situation in Ukraine, 01 March 2014. The United States has condemned Russia?s military intervention into Ukrainian territory and called on Russia to withdraw its forces back to bases in Crimea. The strongly worded statement came from the White House following a telephone call between President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin lasting 90 minutes. EPA/PETE SOUZA / THE WHITE HOUSE / HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Krise in der Ukraine

Putin treibt Obama in die Enge

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epa04091483 Ukrainian opposition activist throws a tyre to feed burning fire barricade after cruel clashes with riot police earlier today in Kiev, Ukraine, 20 February 2014. At least 39 people people were killed during in street fighting in Kiev on 20 February, the Ukrainian Health Ministry said. The ministry said that 67 people had died since 18 February. The Ukrainian police force has been given combat weapons for use in the civil unrest in Kiev, Interior Minister Vitaliy Zakharchenko says. Fresh fighting broke out between thousands of protesters and riot police on Kiev's Independence Square only hours after opposition leaders and President Viktor Yanukovych declared a truce. Protesters were seen throwing firebombs and molotov cocktails at police, who responded with teargas. The square was filled with black smoke from burning tires. EPA/IGOR KOVALENKO +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Janukowitsch zu Neuwahl bereit

Ukraine: 'Anti-Terror-Einsatz' beendet

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epa04091483 Ukrainian opposition activist throws a tyre to feed burning fire barricade after cruel clashes with riot police earlier today in Kiev, Ukraine, 20 February 2014. At least 39 people people were killed during in street fighting in Kiev on 20 February, the Ukrainian Health Ministry said. The ministry said that 67 people had died since 18 February. The Ukrainian police force has been given combat weapons for use in the civil unrest in Kiev, Interior Minister Vitaliy Zakharchenko says. Fresh fighting broke out between thousands of protesters and riot police on Kiev's Independence Square only hours after opposition leaders and President Viktor Yanukovych declared a truce. Protesters were seen throwing firebombs and molotov cocktails at police, who responded with teargas. The square was filled with black smoke from burning tires. EPA/IGOR KOVALENKO +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Janukowitsch zu Neuwahl bereit

Ukraine: 'Anti-Terror-Einsatz' beendet

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epa04096291 Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko speaks to journalists as she leaves the Central Clinical Hospital in Kharkiv, Ukraine, 22 February 2014. Tymoshenko has been freed from her prison hospital in Kharkiv and is expected to be on her way to Kiev. The former Ukrainian Prime Minister, who was sentenced to seven years in jail for abuse of office in 2011, said she will stand for president in May, the Itar-Tass news agency reported. The Ukrainian parliament on 22 February set early presidential elections for 25 May 2014. EPA/ANDREW KRAVCHENKO +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Ukraine feiert Volksheldin

Timoschenko: "Kämpft bis zum Ende!"

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Kiew: Polizei auf Seite der Opposition gewechselt

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epa04091483 Ukrainian opposition activist throws a tyre to feed burning fire barricade after cruel clashes with riot police earlier today in Kiev, Ukraine, 20 February 2014. At least 39 people people were killed during in street fighting in Kiev on 20 February, the Ukrainian Health Ministry said. The ministry said that 67 people had died since 18 February. The Ukrainian police force has been given combat weapons for use in the civil unrest in Kiev, Interior Minister Vitaliy Zakharchenko says. Fresh fighting broke out between thousands of protesters and riot police on Kiev's Independence Square only hours after opposition leaders and President Viktor Yanukovych declared a truce. Protesters were seen throwing firebombs and molotov cocktails at police, who responded with teargas. The square was filled with black smoke from burning tires. EPA/IGOR KOVALENKO +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Janukowitsch zu Neuwahl bereit

Ukraine: 'Anti-Terror-Einsatz' beendet

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