U.S. Embassy in Ukraine
Recent News About U.S. Embassy in Ukraine
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US mission calls out ongoing violations by Russian Federation
The Russia-backed separatists continue to obstruct the Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) from conducting patrols in significant parts of separatist-controlled areas, particularly near the Russian border.
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Statement on Russia's alleged violations of international law
The Russian Federation has been accused of violating international law and OSCE principles, according to a recent statement.
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Ukrainian legislature advances steps towards local elections under special status law
The Ukrainian government has advanced its efforts to implement a significant political aspect of the Package of Measures.
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US condemns ongoing human rights violations in occupied Crimea
A year has passed since Russian military forces took control of key government buildings and infrastructure in Crimea.
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US criticizes Russia for limiting OSCE observer mission on Ukraine border
The United States has expressed regret over Russia's refusal to expand the geographic scope of the Observer Mission on the Russian-Ukrainian border.
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U.S. supports OSCE mission extension; criticizes Russian funding stance
The United States has expressed its approval of the year-long extension of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) in Ukraine, while also voicing concerns over Russia's stance on funding.
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OSCE mission faces challenges amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine
SMM patrols in Ukraine are facing significant challenges in their operations due to restrictions on movement.
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U.S. urges full OSCE access along entire Russian-Ukrainian border
The United States has reiterated its call for the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) to be allowed full observation of the entire border between Russia and Ukraine.
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Obama and Tusk discuss Ukraine crisis, trade talks, and global security
President Obama and European Council President Donald Tusk met in Washington to discuss a range of international issues, emphasizing the importance of transatlantic unity.
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US-Lithuania talks focus on defense spending and energy diversification
Secretary of State John Kerry and Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius met to discuss ongoing cooperation between the United States and Lithuania.
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UN Security Council discusses compliance issues with Minsk agreement on Ukraine
For the first time since the Minsk Implementation Package was signed on February 12, a reduction in violence has been observed.
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Russia urged to release Nadiya Savchenko amid health concerns
Following the attendance of ODIHR representatives at Nadiya Savchenko's court hearing in Moscow on February 25, a statement was released emphasizing the importance of fair trial rights and protection against arbitrary detention.
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Russia urged to comply with Minsk agreements amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine remains a significant concern for the international community, with recent reports highlighting continuous violations of ceasefire agreements by Russia and the separatists it supports.
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U.S. House committee reviews support for Ukraine amid ongoing tensions with Russia
The recent testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee highlighted several key issues surrounding the situation in Ukraine.
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Obama extends national emergency concerning Ukraine for one year
On March 16, 2014, Executive Order 13661 was issued to expand the scope of the national emergency initially declared in Executive Order 13660.
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US criticizes Russia over ongoing violations of international law
The United States Mission to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) has expressed concerns over ongoing violations of international law by the Russian Federation.
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OSCE calls for comprehensive ceasefire and unfettered access in Ukraine
First of all, the ceasefire needs to be observed.
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UN must uphold its charter amid global conflicts, says Ambassador Power
On February 23, 2015, Ambassador Samantha Power, the U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, addressed a Security Council debate on the Purposes and Principles of the UN Charter.
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Ukraine marks one year since Maidan protests; honors sacrifices
Ukrainians are marking the first anniversary of the Revolution of Dignity, reflecting on the EuroMaidan protests that sought justice and initiated a new chapter for Ukraine.
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U.S. envoy urges action amid intensified fighting in eastern Ukraine
On February 17, 2015, Ambassador Samantha Power, the U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, addressed a Security Council session concerning the situation in Ukraine.