Ukraine Civil War News Updates -- August 12, 2014

Tuesday, 12 August 2014


NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen speaks during an interview with Reuters in Brussels on August 11, 2014 Yves Herman—Reuters



NATO Chief: ‘High Probability’ of Russian Military Intervention in Ukraine -- Time



A humanitarian-aid convoy from Moscow could be a cover for military support to besieged rebels, NATO's Anders Fogh Rasmussen says



NATO is warning that a Russian intervention in Ukraine is likely, fearing that a convoy of humanitarian aid dispatched by the Kremlin to the separatist-held city of Luhansk, in eastern Ukraine, is being used as cover for a military buildup.



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Ukraine Civil War News Updates -- August 12, 2014



Ukraine military come closer to rebel's Horlivka -- Kyiv Post

Ukraine: government forces poised to retake pro-Russian held Donetsk -- Euronews

Serbian Volunteers Destroy Ukrainian Artillery in Donetsk Region -- RIA Novosti

Donetsk says ready for urban warfare with Ukraine forces -- Press TV

Operation to seize Donetsk, Luhansk to last for weeks -- NRCU

Ukrainian Military Says It's Close to Capturing Rebel Stronghold of Donetsk -- Moscow Times/Reuters

Donetsk People’s Republic Exchanges Captives With Ukrainian Army -- RIA Novosti

Thousands flee eastern Ukraine due to 'critical' situation in Luhansk -- The Guardian

Russia says to hand over humanitarian convoy to Red Cross in Ukraine -- Reuters

Ukraine: Russian aid can enter with Red Cross OK -- AP

Ukraine sets terms for Russian aid as convoy heads to border -- AFP

Russian aid convoy will be accompanied by OSCE inside Ukraine: mediator -- Reuters

Russian aid convoy heads for Ukraine amid doubts over lorries' contents -- The Guardian

Ukraine: Russian aid can enter with Red Cross -- AP

Lavrov: Ukraine ready to accept Russia’s humanitarian aid -- RT

Putin to meet security chiefs, address government and parliament in Crimea -- Reuters

Kerry says hopeful Russia and Ukraine can work together -- Reuters

Ukraine crisis: Key players in eastern unrest -- BBC

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