Crisis in Oekraïne #106 De bevrijding van Oost-Oekraine

Press Conference Borodai and Strelkov in Donetsk 10 Jul 2014-Part II

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Tijdlijn van de ontwikkelingen in Oekraïne

NOVEMBER
* Nov 21: Kiev suddenly announces suspension of trade and association talks with the EU and opts to revive economic ties with Moscow, triggering months of mass rallies in Kiev.
* Nov 30: Riot police try to break up the Kiev demonstration by force. Protest turns against Yanukovich and his government.

DECEMBER
Protests continue with crowds of up to 800,000. Some clashes with police. Opposition forms bloc called Maidan. Yanukovich and Putin meet, Putin agrees to buy $15 billion of Ukrainian debt and to slash by a third the price of Russian gas supplies to Ukraine.

JANUARY
* Jan 22: Three people die in protests in Kiev. EU threatens action over crisis. Talks between opposition, Yanukovich fail.
* Jan 23: Washington threatens sanctions over violence.
* Jan 26: Unrest spreads to pro-Yanukovich east.

FEBRUARY
Anti-government protests turn increasingly violent. At least 77 people killed in clashes between demonstrators and police.
* Feb 21: Opposition leaders sign EU-mediated peace pact with Yanukovich.
* Feb 22: Ukraine's parliament votes to remove Yanukovich, who flees. Arch-rival Yulia Tymoshenko released from jail.
* Feb 26: Ukraine appoints new government. Angry Russia puts 150,000 troops on high alert.
* Feb 27-28: Armed men seize Crimea parliament, raise Russian flag. Militia take control of two airports in Crimea.

MARCH
* March 1: Putin wins parliamentary approval to invade Ukraine, angering the White House. Russian forces fan out in Crimea.
* March 6: Crimea's leadership votes to join Russia. U.S. President Barack Obama orders sanctions on those responsible for Moscow's actions in Ukraine.
EU leaders hold emergency summit to find ways to pressure Russia to back down and accept mediation.
* March 15: Two killed in clashes between pro-Russian demonstrators and Ukrainian nationalists.
* March 16: Referendum held in Crimea, shows overwhelming support for joining the Russian Federation.
* March 21: Putin signs laws completing annexation of Crimea. The U.S. imposes sanctions on Putin's close allies, EU follows with similar measures.
* March 23: NATO says Russia has amassed a large force at Ukraine's border.
* March 24: Ukraine pulls troops from Crimea.

APRIL
* April 2: NATO suspends cooperation with Russia.
* April 7: Pro-Russia activists in eastern Ukraine proclaim the creation of the "Donetsk People's Republic".
* April 12: Separatists take control of city of Slaviansk in eastern Ukraine. Kiev prepares troops.
* April 13: One Ukrainian state security officer killed and five wounded in operation against separatists.
* April 14: Obama warns Putin in phone call that Moscow would face further costs for its actions in Ukraine.
* April 17: Pro-Russian separatists seize armored vehicles of Ukraine forces trying to recapture rebel-controlled town.
* April 18: The United States, Russia, Ukraine and the EU reach deal for illegal armed groups to disarm and end occupations of public buildings and spaces.
* April 19: Separatists say they will not sign deal until the Kiev government steps down.
* April 24: Ukraine sends in troops again to try to expel the separatists in Slaviansk, kill five rebels.
* April 25: Ukrainian forces mount full blockade of Slaviansk. Separatists detain group of international observers, say a Kiev "spy" among them.
* April 26: G7 leaders agree to impose extra sanctions on Russia over Ukraine. Yatsenyuk cuts short a Vatican trip to see Pope Francis, saying Russian warplanes violated Ukraine's airspace seven times overnight. Russia denies the claim.
* April 27: Rebels say the OSCE observers are "prisoners of war" and present them in front of the press, where they say they have not been mistreated.
* April 28: West imposes new sanctions on Moscow. Russia vows a "painful" response. Russia says troops have returned to barracks after conducting exercises on the border with Ukraine. The West says there is no sign of this pull-back. Russia assures the US it will not invade Ukraine.
* April 29: Russia accuses Washington of seeking to revive Iron Curtain policies. Putin warns sanctions could harm Western interests in Russia's lucrative energy sector, denies there are Russian forces in eastern Ukraine.
* April 30: Kiev says its armed forces are on "full combat alert" against a possible Russian invasion. Interim president Oleksandr Turchynov admits Kiev is "helpless" to prevent rebels over-running towns. Rebels storm the regional police building and town hall in Gorlivka. The International Monetary Fund approves $17-billion aid deal for the beleaguered Ukrainian economy.

MAY
* May 1: Some 300 pro-Russian militants seize prosecutor's office in Donetsk amid violent clashes with police. Conscription reintroduced for all Ukrainian men aged 18-25.
* May 2: Ukrainian commandos launch pre-dawn raid to retake Slavyansk. Rebels shoot down two helicopters and two servicemen are killed.
* May 3: Slavyansk rebels free OSCE inspectors after Kremlin envoy intervenes. Two days of mourning proclaimed over Odessa deaths. Fierce firefights around Slavyansk and nearby towns as military seeks to retake control.
* May 4: Kiev vows to expand "anti-terrorism" operations. Yatsenyuk launches probe into security forces in Odessa over the deaths.
May 5: A fresh assault begins on Slovyansk. The interior minister says more than 30 rebels are killed. Four servicemen are also killed. Russia warns Europe's peace is at risk. UN chief Ban Ki-moon offers to mediate personally as the West launches new diplomatic push.
May 6: Russia rejects a German-led move for a new peace meeting. Germany says Ukraine is on the verge of war.
May 7: In a surprise announcement, Putin calls for rebel independence referendums to be pushed back and endorses Ukraine's planned presidential election. He says Russian troops pulled back from border. The new overall toll from Ukrainian military operations stands at 14 servicemen dead.
May 8: Rebels vow to press on with referendums despite Putin's call. Russia conducts military exercises, test-fires several missiles, and says nuclear capabilities are on "constant combat alert." NATO says there is no sign of a Russian troop pull-back.
May 9: Putin flies to annexed Crimea after overseeing a display of military might in the Red Square where he paid tribute to Russia's "all-conquering patriotic force." Clashes break out in Mariupol that the interior minister says leave 21 dead.
May 10: France and Germany threaten to step up sanctions against Russia if the May 25 election is disrupted and urge Kiev to cease "offensive" operations before the vote.
May 11: "Referendums" are held in the provinces of Luhansk and Donetsk. Fighting is reported around Slovyansk as rebels try to retake TV tower.
May 12: Pro-Russia activists declare resounding victory in a twin referendum on sovereignty for eastern Ukraine. The provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk voted on Sunday to secede from Ukraine. Russian gas giant Gazprom gives Ukraine until June 3 to pay $1.6bn for natural gas. The EU ramps up sanctions on Moscow.
May 13: Seven Ukrainian soldiers killed in rebel ambush in the deadliest single loss of life for the military since the start of the uprising.
May 14: Ukraine hosts "national unity" talks based on an OSCE roadmap but rebels are not invited.

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myroslavapetsa twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 12:59:14 #Russia bans import of canned fish, vegetables and fruit from #Ukraine - Itar-Tass reageer retweet

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myroslavapetsa twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 13:07:34 #Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office charges Oleksandr #Yefremov, leader of ex-#Yanukovych's Party of the Regions with corruption reageer retweet

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NSDC_ua twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 12:02:03 In #Gorlivka, #terrorists blew up 2km tracks leading to Mykytivka-Bairak, ruined a car bridge in the direction of Mykytivka. reageer retweet

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maxseddon twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 15:48:31 How did Borodai make it to Moscow if the only obvious way out of Donetsk that doesn't go through Ukrainian territory is through a firefight? reageer retweet

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maxseddon twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 17:16:07 Rebels only admitting Russian media to Strelkov presser. reageer retweet

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maxseddon twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 17:20:32 Strelkov says Ukrainian army used "an unexpected amount of artillery today, even for me." http://t.co/lRAkOsJk7n reageer retweet

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maxseddon twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 17:23:39 Strelkov: "I did not have any BUK systems under my control. I could not have given the order to shoot the plane." #MH17 reageer retweet

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maxseddon twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 17:24:21 Strelkov asked about rumors psychotic commander Igor Bezler has fled Horlivka. Refuses to comment. reageer retweet

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maxseddon twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 17:57:41 Presumably Strelkov called that presser to show that the rebels haven't fled, even with Borodai in Moscow, Bezler unaccounted for.. reageer retweet

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StateOfUkraine twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 21:38:04 Ukrainian forces are now clearing Avdiivka, a northern suburb of #Donetsk #Ukraine. Russian fighters are reportedly fleeing south. reageer retweet

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Op dinsdag 29 juli 2014 00:06 schreef Igen het volgende:

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Wat een tegenvallend artikel. Natuurlijk vinden "we" de MH17 belangrijker. Dat zijn onze eigen volstrekt onschuldige landgenoten. En het is ook zo gratuit om moord en brand te roepen over burgerslachtoffers en vervolgens één van beide partijen eruit te pikken en de les te lezen, zonder aan te geven hoe die partij dan wél had moeten handelen, gegeven dat de tegenpartij ook het spel niet volgens de regels speelt.

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(Maar het is niet helemaal onverwacht voor de NYT. Ze vonden het bijv. ook al eens nodig om het als "ethnic cleansing" te bestempelen, dat de Vlamingen proberen verdere verfransing tegen te houden. Wat dat betreft is het bij vlagen een beetje een wereldvreemde geitenwollensokken-krant.)

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Op dinsdag 29 juli 2014 02:02 schreef meth1745 het volgende:

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Herinner me 2 - 3 maand eerder al eens beelden van een zwarte dode soldaat gezien te hebben, maar niet helemaal zeker of dat beelden van oekraine waren, kunnen oude beelden van georgië geweest zijn, waar zulke claims ook opdoken.

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Op dinsdag 29 juli 2014 05:50 schreef speknek het volgende:

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Negroidnoj ras staat daar in cyrillisch.

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maxseddon twitterde op maandag 28-07-2014 om 17:34:13 Weirdest moment of six-minute Strelkov presser was when he claimed rebels had killed mercenaries "of the negroid race." But it was all weird reageer retweet

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MiddleEast_BRK twitterde op dinsdag 29-07-2014 om 11:45:50 #Just_out: Today's optimistic official #ATO #map http://t.co/y40N0V8RCw reageer retweet

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StateOfUkraine twitterde op dinsdag 29-07-2014 om 08:21:25 Levada Center poll: majority of Russians aren't worried about Western sanctions & think they mostly affect the elite http://t.co/AY1d0YZgIK reageer retweet

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StateOfUkraine twitterde op dinsdag 29-07-2014 om 09:55:10 Putin's off-ramp? Journo close to Kremlin: Putin will abandon (pro) Russians in #Ukraine if they shot down #MH17 jet http://t.co/t1GqBdj8P9 reageer retweet

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StateOfUkraine twitterde op dinsdag 29-07-2014 om 13:24:28 Tymchuk: RU shelled bus with children who were being evacuated from ATO area, evacuation was agreed with RU leaders.1 child was killed, 10 injured reageer retweet

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lennutrajektoor twitterde op dinsdag 29-07-2014 om 16:34:39 #Ukraine officials say #Bezler aka #Bes has fled to #Russia at least a week ago.Anyway the news of his absent is real http://t.co/6v8Q92PtHQ reageer retweet