Ukraine said on January 4 that it hit a Russian military command post near Sevastopol and a military unit near the city of Yevpatoria in separate strikes on the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula.
Serbia, Kosovo Exchange Liaison Officers
Russian Envoy Says Saakashvili Needs Mental Health Check
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Russia Fails To Get Elected To UN Ship Agency's Governing Council
Catalonia Leader Says Will Declare Independence In 'Matter of Days
Iraq's Kurdish Opposition Allege Poll Violations
EU Executive Recommends Blocking Billions Of Euros In Funds To Hungary
Roadside Bombing Kills At Least 14 In Afghanistan
Ukraine Says It Hit Russian Command Post, Military Unit On Crimea
Kyrgyz-Tajik Border Talks Start
U.S. Commander: IS Has Training Camps In Libya
Yemen Forms National-Unity Government
Black Sea Conflicts Are Growing Threat, Romania Says
IAEA Chief Says West Won't Meet Iran Atom Demand
