How Kiev and Moscow Agreed To Ignore Each Other

If there was any hope of a breakthrough in Russian-Ukrainian relations following the release of Nadiya Savchenko, it was dashed on the Ukrainian pilot's first day back at work. Upon arriving in the Ukrainian parliament, or Verkhovna Rada, on May 31, Savchenko tore down a banner that for 18 months had called for her release. In its place, she hung a new one, demanding freedom for three dozen "Kreml

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6.1 サフチェンコ解放の経緯、宇露政府間の交渉状況. Medvedchuk 等／ノビコフ弁護士曰く、プーチンはバイデンやケリーから「信じ難い程の圧力」に置かれたと "Free her whichever way you want, or else. That was their message."／ Strelkov warns(