and the European Union against Russian officials and businessmen, soared 1.6 per cent Tuesday after the news, reaching a four-month high. Russian markets, which have been rattled by the crisis in Ukraine and a host of sanctions by the U.S. He stressed the need for “practical support from Russia to see true progress” in Ukraine. Swiss President Didier Burkhalter, who currently chairs the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, said in Vienna that “we need a cease-fire which lasts longer than five days to be able to start real dialogue,” the Austria Press Agency reported.īurkhalter, who planned to meet with Putin later Tuesday, said the OSCE was open to the idea of observing the cease-fire in eastern Ukraine along with Russian representatives but did not clarify exactly who would partake in any observation missions. We hope that the cease-fire will be extended and it will be used for substantive talks was “reserving judgment” on Putin’s call to extend the cease-fire, saying it puts more stock in Russia’s actions than its words. In Washington, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Tuesday the U.S. and NATO accused Russia of supporting the rebellion with troops and weapons, but Moscow has denied that. The fully-reusable two-stage rocket is the most powerful in the world. In Next Space Rebels, you will develop from a naive rocket hobbyist into an experienced space activist by designing, building, and launching rockets of increasing complexity. But you needn’t worry, the Nazis haven’t won World War II.
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